David & Goliath

I LURVE this store! Popping in for January sales means that I get to stock up at bargain prices. Staff are always friendly and their kids range is too cute! Can’t wait to dress future lil ones in all D&G ;)
This time I got an awesome sweatshirt that says «Not a morning person» and featuring a grumpy bat. Great material and really generous hood (never realised how much that makes a difference! Useful to know ;)
The t-​shirts are always lovely and soft — perfect for in and out… x

Petite boutique sympathique de Covent Garden. Si vous voulez ramener des souvenirs de londres originaux, c’est ici qu’il faut venir. Il y en a pour tous les prix entre fringues, accessoires et objets déco rigolos. C’est plein de couleurs, c’est drôle et il y en a pour tout le monde, petits et grands, filles ou garçons.

David and Goliath sell mainly t-​shirts with funny/​silly/​cute things on them. I used to shop there when I was a little younger but not so much now. The shop itself is really ncie as are most of the shops in Covent Garden.

VERY UNFRIENDLY STAFF!
It has overpriced t — shirts and jeans!
Be aware that the staff will accuse you of things you didnt do and you are welcome to complain!
I like the idea but next time I will give it a miss due to something I have seen in the past!

Exchange rate, or normal pricing… I’m not sure what kills this store or keeps me from buying stuff here.
but 20L, for a t-​shirt, translated to $ 30US isn’t gonna fly. I can’t even imagine if the exchange rate was 2:1 and the shirt equating to $ 40.
The shirts or pretty cool… funny… but for the time and mess, I’ll bust out some puff-​paints at home myself and write the same words.

My first purchase from David & Goliath, was a t-​shirt with a picture of the earth with peas holding hand around it, and the slogan «Peas on Earth». This store sells all sorts of clothing with clever slogans and cute pictures, most of which is slightly offensive. My Japanese friend fell in love with a «Mount Me» shirt, and I never had the heart to tell her it had little to do with the mountain in the picture. I always take friends here when I am in the area, as it is a good place to while away half an hour or so finding the funniest slogan. More recently they have started doing clothing for babies, I fully intend to find an offensive babygrow to buy my friends kid for his birthday.

T-​shirts galore in this oddly named shop David and Goliath. T-​shirts in every colour and sporting every slogan you can imagine. It is a predominantly female shop with some very funky tees that are very current and on trend. At around £25 the price isn’t too bad. It is quite tricky to browse around as all the garments are crammed together. The upstairs stocks some cute pyjamas and is a little ‘softer’, but the lower level is a little too hardcore for my liking — a bit Gothic and too rocky for me I’m afraid. I ‘m not entirely sure as to what I think of the shop — the staff weren’t too friendly and I felt as though they were watching me like hawks. I didn’t buy anything and probably never will but if you are looking for a funky gift for someone who is into their t-​shirts, you’ll probably find something quite unique.

This place is a veritable riot of colour, from as soon as you walk in to when you leave, feeling slightly nauseous. There are loads and loads of amusing clothing here, probably the most I’ve ever seen in one place. The name is definitely deceptive though — what does David & Goliath have to do with clothing merchandise?
They obviously have some very young and ‘hip’ influences over at HQ, because these clothes are trendy. I recognise almost everything, having seen them sported on many a teenager. One popular one is ‘Trendy Wendy’ who I think is a little brat personally but girls love her sassy persona! The whole place seems very girly, but there are small pockets of male clothing to be seen if you’re willing to look hard enough. There are three floors to this place, an upstairs and a downstairs. Upstairs is kind of the bedroom. alot of indoor clothes and pyjamas to be seen. Downstairs is a basement and it looks really kind of morbid, selling punky/​rockchick kind of clothes. I like this shop alot but I wouldn’t shop here. If you’re into it, by all means check it out. A very alternative style of clothes shop!