Gucci

Near the International Terminal luxury row, this Gucci runs late

This Gucci sits in SFO’s International Terminal, in the luxury cluster by the long-haul gates, and stays open daily from 08:00 to 24:00. It’s a full fashion boutique, not a duty-free counter, so think handbags, shoes, ready-to-wear, sunglasses, and small leather goods rather than perfume pyramids.

Pricing tracks standard U.S. Gucci store levels, so don’t expect big airport discounts on a GG Marmont bag or Ace sneakers. The upside: inventory turnover is decent because of international traffic, so you sometimes see newer-season accessories here that smaller city boutiques don’t have. Staff are used to tight flight times and can ring up a wallet or belt in under 5 minutes if you already know what you want.

Hours matter on late departures: that midnight closing means you can still grab a cardholder or scarf after a 22:30 check-in for flights to Asia or Europe. If you’re connecting into SFO, you need to be in the International Terminal post-security to reach this store; there’s no simple pop-over from Terminals 1–3 without another TSA run.

Selection skews travel-friendly: smaller crossbody bags, logo belts in common sizes, sunglasses, and giftable items like key rings and pouches under roughly $500–$700. Ready-to-wear runs more limited in sizes, so don’t bank on finding a specific jacket cut here. If you’re just browsing, one lap of the shop takes about 5–10 minutes.

Tip: If you’re eyeing something specific, check model and size online first, then walk over with a screenshot; it cuts the back-and-forth and keeps you from missing boarding in the International gates.