God Save the Qweens

This place is great and jam packed with awesome gear. It is a little tight which could be a problem for some, but I enjoyed browsing the racks. There is a ton of great shirts from well known to semi obscure punk bands and a nice selection of seditionaries reprints. I can’t think of anywhere else in bucks county that sells em so I grabbed one. There was a small mark on the back and even after mentioning it wasn’t a big deal the woman helping me knocked a few bucks off which I said wasn’t necessary but definitely appreciated. So on top of cool shit the people there are also great.
Also if you’re a fan of Ween this place is a no brainier with a decent amount of their merch.

The place, although tiny and dark, is actually pretty badass as far as punk clothing and accessories go. I got the classic Sex Pistols God Save The Queen album cover on a flag that hangs in my room nicely. The variety isn’t bad and aren’t as pricey as other places I’ve been to which is fantastic.
My only issue was the girl behind the counter. I’m not sure if it was the owner, or whatever but when I went to the store in July, she was genuinely cool. I’m not sure if today was the same woman (memory is awful), but she seemed to have so much of an attitude.
I asked simply about a type of jacket she may carry and not only did she say no (which in itself is no big deal) but as we kept talking and, as I explained I was a broke college student with very little time to make anything who figured I’d come here to look, she told me I’d be better off making the jacket. I reminded her I had no time really to make it, so kept it casual and told her how I was looking for a jacket much like I was wearing which she told me I should use that. I told her this jacket was expensive since I got it back in high school (when I earned enough money) and bought it from a store in Japan. She then said «well, then you’re not broke then are you?» With the biggest attitude… I felt extremely uncomfortable and judged in her presence; however, I think the store is still worth the visit. It’s still a cool store with awesome items so I’d go for that and maybe give the counter girl her space unless she seems friendly enough…

One of the few legit small business owners left in New Hope, been shopping here for years. Purchased 7 pair of UK Docs & some of my favorite clothes. She’ll even look for a specific pair!! plus the hand blown glass items (and punk rock baby clothes) make this a must shop when in New Hope

The lady behind the counter is very rude. The docs are priced on average at 185.00…no punk will pay those prices… it’s almost antithesis. They have sooooo many because they go around thrifting them or buying by the lots and turn around and do the most unpunk ish ever and try to re sell them at a 130 dollar mark up USEDDD… I know for a fact they aren’t moving at those prices… which is why they have soooo many.
They have a lot of garbage in the racks. I’d rather shop a store full of nothing than a store filled with «filler». The lighting and physical plant were terrible. It’s messy and unorganized. You would think the girl behind the counter would dust the shoes off once in a while… the store just looks like someone lazy af threw it together.
The store has the occasional buyable piece that’s almost wearable… but than you look at the price tag and no you’re not in a real punk shop… you’re in some poser shop who is trying to pay their rent in doc martens.
I had 1000 cash money on me when I walked in… it’s a shame nothing was worth buying. My advice for this shop would be to go authentic and start selling your items at resale prices. The line between thrift and retail. Be fair. You are selling used items some in bad condition and others dated and undesirable. Just a few new wearable items.

I’ve been popping in and out if this place for years. Great shop and the chick that runs it is legit. Great choice of made in England (not China) Dr Martins, punk rock baby attire and many other cool novelties. Also ships out of state.

I love this place. Good Save the Qweens is a great shop for unique gifts (that will be so cool you will end up keeping for yourself).

Great store.
Lots of things to browse through (I’m sure you could order some stuff cheaper online), but a really nice collection of punk clothing and Doc Martens.
Store is a little tiny and cramped, I wish it’ wasn’t so tight.
The owner is very nice and friendly and will special you order things if she knows she can get what you’re looking for.
I miss this place now that I moved.

LOVE. Owner is awesome, and the store is never lacking in infant and toddler punk rock wares so I get to be the cool Aunt/​cousin at Xmas time :) Also, lots of great action figures…

My gurlfiend, Berrie Lyndon, shops there quite often for boots/​shoes. If NXP Kimbel doesn’t’t have them, she will get them. NEVER disappointed, always pleased!!!

Maybe the best punk rock clothing and accessories store in the New York/​Jersey/​Pensy area. They have Docs! I felt like the spirit of Malcolm McLaren (the guy who invented punk rock fashion) was in the room. Many cool novelties and nick-​knacks too, so no excuse to leave empty handed even if you don’t leave with the pair of Docs you should have bought. Go there and buy some Docs. They have Ween merch too (it’s New Hope — you gotta buy some Ween merch!)
It’s on a side street, so you’ll have to search it out, but it is worth it.

What a great little store!
Lots of cool items and the best part — infant and toddler punk/​rock onesies and tshirts (of which we now have 2)…
Basically, a must stop for us every time we are in town.

Great shop in New Hope just two doors up from my fave restaurant in New Hope (Karla’s).
Super selection of fun items. Lots of infant onesies.
Exclusive dealer of WEEN merch! Great WEEN watches, everyone needs one!