Peachfrog

I went to Peachfrog for the first time last weekend. I’m really impressed with the selection and the prices are amazingly low. I picked out a bag for $ 25 because it was cute and had an edgy style. When I got home I realized it was a Tory Birch. Not bad. I will definately keep this store on my radar.

I thought everyone else’s reviews were pretty accurate so I’ll make this quick. My last few purchases at Peachfrog were awesome deals:
–Obnoxiously warm current-​season JensenMartin coat for $ 100 (retail was like $ 600)
–Silk button-​down Brochu Walker dress shirts for like $ 40 (retail was around $ 250 I think)
–Joe’s Jeans flats for $ 36 (don’t remember retail price)
I’d highly suggesting signing up for their mailing list because they always announce new shipments and special sales. Also keep an eye out for occasional Groupons and things of that sort.
The one NEGATIVE about this place is that they only get random assortments of sizes in… and every time I stop by I’ll find one or two things that I absolutely love but are either too big or too small.

Peachfrog sells all-​new stuff for low, low prices. That, along with the name brands they stock (Betsey Johnson, Baggu, Torn by Ronny Kobo, Badgley Mischka) makes this place almost impossible to resist. It’s a must-​see whenever you happen to be in the area.
At the same time, I’ve rarely purchased anything there. Kind of like a thrift shop, you really need to push up your sleeves and dig in order to find the best stuff. While the brands are trendy, some items may have been from three years ago, so buyer beware.
One good thing though: the prices are so low that buyer’s remorse is practically non-​existent. Three dollar shorts? I’m in!

I have to agree with the 2– and 3-​star reviews of this place. I bought a Groupon based on the positive reviews, but when I came in I realized most of the stuff was, I’m sorry to say, junk. Weird brand names, poor quality, styles from years & years ago, a mish mash of items they seem to have picked up for very little money (yet know they can make a profit on in Williamsburg)…the place just doesn’t have a great vibe or classy quality to it. It’s not somewhere I want to shop.
As an aside, I also came in with my mom and boyfriend to try to use the Groupon. Neither of them could find a single item they’d even want to use the Groupon on.

Thanks to Groupon, I’ve been to Peachfrog twice now! And today I was super excited and happy… so I decidedly it’s time I wrote them a review.
I got myself a pair of Anne Klein boots for $ 25 (post $ 60 Groupon), originally $ 99 on
…I got a pair of leggings and 2 pairs of wool gloves for cheap. 30% off this weekend! What was nice… the saleslady rang me up and split my purchases so I could make the most out of my Groupon, without me stressing/​hinting/​fussing about it.
They got a good selection of shoes, little disposable sockies available. Interesting homeward section — bookends, candles, pillows, bedsheets and tableware.
The only thing that kind of bothered me a little was… I was in the store for about 2 hours, and the sales people would occasionally come by to check on me… but I see them pandering to the other customers. Maybe I just didn’t look enough of hipster Asian to warrant their attention… but whatever. I suppose I was a little needy for attention. Oh well.
I can’t wait for the next Groupon sale! It’s like a designer Urban Outfitters!!! :)
Tip-​bits:
Bathrooms by the checked-​bag counter, to the L when you come into the store via the ramp.
Expensive but exquisite furniture on sale
Occasional sales that apply to EVERYTHING in store
If you have a Groupon, you can split your purchases so you make the most out of it.
Price tags list original price
Baby items found on the side of homeward/​candles
They have the mascot dog in store sometimes.

TJ Maxx for hipsters and design snobs, sign me up!
Prices are crazy low, the styles are cute, and the people working there are very nice and friendly.
Pawn your clothes off at Beacon’s Closet down the street then swing over here to spend all the extra cash you just made to refill your wardrobe. No wonder why I am always running out of closet space…

Peachfrog is probably the friendliest clothing store in Williamsburg. From the owners to the store dog everyone is happy to see you and help you find the best clothes to match your taste. The clothes are well curated and the prices are insane.
The last time I was there I had just came from a sample sale where I had bought a pair of $ 200 Andrew Buckler denim for $ 55. Peach frog had the same pair for $ 28.00.
It’s the best place to shop for clothes in Williamsburg if you don’t mind doing a little digging.

I’m really glad I took the plunge and bought a Groupon for this place before my trip to NYC because this place is a gem. Love the store layout — open space, welcoming, and unpretentious. They have an official greeter with four paws and and waggy tail, which should be a standard for every store.
The first section is home goods, which is nothing like Homegoods. Every item is unique and of its own. I had to dig a bit for clothing, because items are not sorted by size, but I left with the most beautifully cut silk dress that I would probably never purchase at retail value, but got a great deal thanks to Groupon and the store’s pricing. I was surprised to see that they have a great men’s selection as well, if not better the day that I went.
Should definitely stop by if you’re in the area.

Think Marshall’s or TJMaxx, but with an Urban Outfitters twist. Selection is limited but the store itself is well designed, easy to navigate and you will definitely find at least one thing you will love there.
I walked out with a really great bag and hoodie for $ 60 total, where I probably would have spent $ 160+ on the same total elsewhere.
Some decent décor items as well. Linens/​towels, random things. They would benefit from upping their trinket selection but definitely easy to find something nice there as is!
If they ever come out with a Groupon again, don’t think twice before nabbing it!

While munching by Smorgasburg, a lady was handing out postcards to Peachfrog, letting us know that we can get free flip flops. So my friend and I decided to check it out, not really wanting the flip flops but to see what the store was like.
Big store, plenty to browse through.
I feel like this place is hit-​or-​miss in their selection. I didn’t find anything I particularly liked.

I absolutely heart this place. Everyone is extremelly friendly, helpful, honest, and stylish. They have a great generic selection of tanks/​basics but trendier dresses/​accessories that are handmade/​cute retro shoes. You can DEF find @least one thing you’re in love with here.
I saw lots of items from Anthropology & Lauren B that were super cute. Together, my friends and I spent $ 560 here last night. Awesome deals, most of the cute dresses are not higher than $ 80 but more around the $ 30 range. Lots of shirts are only $ 15 – 30 and theres tons of cute colors. I got towels as well, good quality ones.
You can def spend a bit of time here. It’s the best discounted clothing shop with brand names and cute vintage style I’ve discovered in NY!

This place is fantastic! It was a little tough for me to find at first, as I am new to NY, but after a friend gave it a glowing recommendation I decided I had to hunt it down. I’m glad I did!
The staff is very friendly and very helpful. The clothes are occasionally designer labels, and if you hunt enough, you can find ridiculous deals! (I found a pair of designer jeans — normally 200 dollars — for 15 bucks!)
I am so happy that I checked out Peachfrog. I spent 102 dollars last time and walked out with two HUGE bags of clothing.
Peachfrog = EPIC WIN. :)

This place rocks! You know why?
I live in San Francisco. I wanted a bunch of stuff from my last visit to Peachfrog that I couldn’t lug back on the plane.
I called them.
They found it all for me. And shipped it. Tons of stuff. For $ 10 bucks UPS shipping.
Five stars.

I was taking some time off from Williamsburg but I am making a comeback. If you have been reading my reviews over the last year you know that I developed an obsession with Groupon and that is pretty much how/​why I have been getting to new places.
One thing to do is check on their website to see what new stuff may be in-​then of course you have to go there. I got a bunch of candles-​to be honest the candles smelled kind of weird and burned strangely but I basically got $ 200 of candles for 3 dollars (53 – 50 groupon)
Will definitely check in the next time I am in the area.

If you are already shopping at Buffalo Exchange and Beacon’s Closet, it would be silly not to stop by here. This place is fun even if you don’t intend on spending money. Everything they have is very affordable, and many of the designer clothes are marked down like crazy. I saw a $ 450 jacket there that was marked down to $ 99 that I really liked but unfortunately they didn’t have it in my size.
Most of the clothes didn’t appeal to me, but it seems like the inventory changes often enough that next time you go, chances are, they will have new things for sale.
I really liked the furniture they had by the entrance. If only I could afford it and had room for them!
Side note: The dog there is adorable!

A great place to Xmas shop if you don’t know what to get someone.
also a great place to pick up some cool duds for low prices.
Since most of their stuff is liquidation sale-​esque you will probably find something that you love but it will be a size or two too big/​small.
While mostly featuring Women’s clothing and accessories there is a smaller but quite good Men’s section as well.
With cool little things all over the place Peachfrog makes for a good shop to stop in occasionally to see if anything grabs your attention.

Designer and discount are always fashionable in my book and with my $ 25 for $ 50 Groupon, it would be a crime not give this shop a shot. I’m glad I paid it a visit. :)
The selection in the store is limited but you can definitely find some very high quality items for affordable rates if you’re persistent. I was eying on a pair of super cute Betsy Johnson stilettos ($ 50! retail $ 200 something!!), but realized that I had more than my fair share of shoes sitting in my closest :(Next time!
Bummed that the cute shoes weren’t going to be mine, I went through the the aisles and stumbled upon a new hot fusha dress with black jems sewn at the shoulders. Super cute! and for $ 25 bucks I can’t really complain. I also bought lip gloss from Bobbi Brown, and two Lancome lip liners to complete my purchase.
Overall the store has some great items, but you definitely have to dig. The store has a very Urban Outfitters feel to it (ie. couches, magazines etc), but with items resembling more like Buffalo Exchange (some consignment others are new overstocked designer items). Great place to check out if you’re in the area, but don’t expect to buy if you’re coming from afar.

Bought an alice+olivia top there for $ 10
very cute lamp $ 12
sooooooooooo cheap!
all their jeans were $ 10.
they have a ton of things there from jackets to bags to silverware to body oils etc.
service was very friendly and extra accommodating. i asked how everything is so cheap and she said they buy overstock. works pour moi…
highly recommend!

This place is one block over from Beacons Closet and could easily be confused for the place as it has the same entrance even.
Truth is the prices aren’t bad, but at least for guys fashion, it is seriously limited. The place is spacious though, and there were lots of racks of dresses and clothes for women, so you all might have a different experience than I did.

LOVE this place. I sort of want to keep it a secret but that wouldn’t be fair now would it? Perhaps if the super friendly-​but not overbearing-​owner hadn’t come out and talked to us, I WOULD have kept it a secret, but now I feel this goddamn obligation to out Peachfrog to the town: THEY HAVE SUPER CHEAP AND HIGH QUALITY CANDLES.
I am a candle addict and my junk is a scented candle in a glass holder preferably in jewel tone. At 15 bucks a pop in most places, this can get out of hand. I have my ways. I horde those stupid BB&B coupons for the sole purpose of getting a Yankee Candle for like half off. And I think Yankee Candles are totally slumming it, buuuut, after finding my ideal candle at 75 dollars (seriously), I had to come to terms with my problem and start trolling around places like BB&B, hell, even Marshalls, TJ Maxx and Daffy’s.
So, EXCUSE ME if I kind of get hoard-​like in my mentality as I grab several candles at Peachfrog because they smell delightful and unique and are pretty to boot!
Bonus: Up at the register area they have bath and body products that I have never seen before. Not the cheap, synthetic crap either.
I love that the store’s mascot runs around wearing a different colored bandana every day, greeting the customers. SWEET!
The clothes are not for me. Not into Von Dutch or trendy stuff. If you’re into that, add on another star. They also have a fair selection of discounted Betsey Johnson shoes. Now, if only her summer shoe collection this season were both wearable and cute, without making you look like you just stepped away from the pole.
That’s more of a critique of Betsey, though, and not Peachfrog.
CARRY ON!