David & Goliath

From the outside the shop already looks cheerful but when you go inside it even makes you happier! The shop is made out of very bright clothes and accessories! They all have cute/​funny prints on it. Often food/​animals/​monsters ate portrayed on it!
The prices are very good and affordable for something as fun and cute as this! The shop is mainly for girls but downstairs they also have a small collection for men!

I’m probably too old to really wear D&G clothes but I can’t help it. They just make me happy! I came here on the Carnaby St 20% off party and bought a couple of Ts. One for me and one for hubby which was silly enough for him to love and laugh over! I can’t give it 5* as I do think the clothes are a lil overpriced, but the staff were truly lovely and I got free sweeties :) Will always come back! x

I’m a huge fan of David & Goliath clothing and accessories — their T-​shirts are adorable.
My favourite things are the luggage tags and keychains — they feature very clever designs and my friends always ask me where I got them. My favourite lines are «Boys are stupid, throw rocks at them.» «Come to the dark side — we have cookies!» and «Spooning leads to forking.» The graphics are so cute and the taglines are so funny.
I don’t fit into most of the clothes here, so it’s a bit hit and miss — the «L» pants are made to fit a size 8 (US) and even the XL sized T-​shirts are tricky because they shrink down a size when they are washed. If you use your dryer to dry your laundry (i.e. North American tourist), definitely buy a size up because all of their cotton shirts and PJ pants will shrink. If you’re a UK-​er who uses a laundry rack to dry most things, then that isn’t necessary.
There are lots of cute t-​shirts (usually on sale) in the basement. If you’re in Soho, check this store out.

One shop I miss about not living in London is David And Goliath; they have a shop in Covent Garden and one on Carnaby Street. They sell as concessions at House Of Fraser and other stores, and their stuff also sometimes ends up in TK Maxx although the best stuff is in the London stores, and, as I recently discovered, thankfully, on their website.
The site is easy to navigate; you select mens, womens, kids or accessories, and then go from there. You can click on pictures to get to see them bigger, and overall it’s very accurate in terms of what you see on the screen being what you get when you open your parcel.
I love the silly, witty T shirts they sell; these are slogans with pictures, usually wordplay, such as a fork and a spoon cartoon, with Spooning leads to forking written on the front.
Prices are the same as they are in the shop, although they do not seem to stock sale items sadly. They only charge £2.95 for postage but I ordered 2 T shirts with my last order and postage was free, so I think it’s £40 and over gets you free delivery but I don’t know for sure.
The items arrived promptly once ordered and were in perfect condition but my parcel was not sealed properly; it was in fact open at one end (not having been tampered with in transit; I could tell).
As I have not returned anything, I cannot comment on this service, nor can I tell you about their customer service as I have not experienced it either.
You can get some great little gifts such as silly socks and even lip balm so it’s definitely worth a look.

There is barely anything positive I can say about this store. So I am going to start with the negative.
Pj’s by norm and standards have to be comfortable, like a second skin, almost like being naked if you will. Their pj’s although funny-​ish and colourful are not comfortable. It is not even 100% cotton, which is the kind of fabric you need when you sleep, as it lets your skin breathe. The larger sizes still seem quite tight, and maybe it doesn’t help that I am latin and therefore curvy. They are not designed for everyone.
They are an American shop and some of their brands include Trendy Wendy, Boys Are Smelly and Peas on Earth. Their sweat shirts are more acceptable, but generally the majority of their stuff is too cutsie for me. If you are a young teenage girl with the ‘chicks rule’ attitude, and a boy with the ‘sorry girls I only date models’ attitude you can find shirts that say just that. Great to find a cheap shirt for those teenagers for a tenner.

I went to David & Goliath this week to get some Christmas presents & bought loads! It’s great for cool gifts which are a bit different to what you can find in a lot of shops. They also do really great pyjamas, costing about £35, which isn’t too bad when you think about other similar brands such as Paul Frank, whos PJs are more like £75!

There’s a great selection of quirky clothes all with funny slogans on for both boys and girls. However I don’t like to spend much more than £15 on an item of clothing and they are bordering on £20, so I barely buy anything. Still, there’s some lovely stuff, and the slogans always put a smile on my face-​worth a visit.

David & Goliath is one of my must visits when buying presents. It has great tshirts, and other more quirky items. The sloganed t-​shirts range from the down right odd, through quirky humor to the more expected. I can always find things to buy almost anyone I know, and often come away with a few little bits for myself as well!

This place is great. It basically has a TON of cute clothes ranging from pajamas T shirts & misc accessories such as scarfs bags & belts. It’s a great great store for girls. One problem: the price. T-​shirts on SALE are 10 pounds. Most Items are usually 15−20Pounds. If that’s not a problem for you it’s well worth it because the clothes are adorable & you’ll never want to take them off. :)