GIFTS
Corsages
Corsages are great for zhuzhing a top or jacket. Originally worn as fresh flowers to ward off evil spirit,. today they're a decorative accessory. Once you have one, you'll want to acquire more! Goff Courtney has a selection, reconfigured from existing items.
Zip Necklace
A bygone TopShop dress distilled into an edgy, sculptural textile necklace. Add to a sweater or dress and boom! Instant style and glamour. Our textile accessories are the epitome of what Goff Courtney is about: mood-boosting, versatile, easy add-on pieces to make you feel fabulous and make your mark.
The most sustainable thing in fashion is personal style...
and the ornamented self can be a gesture of rebellion. Bring it on!
GOFF COURTNEY stands for age | size | gender-free sartorial solutions
for changeable lifestyles, climes – and waistlines!
One-Off Throw-On Pieces
Clothing Accessories
COLLECTION
NEW SHOP!
55 Broadway
St James's Park
LONDON SW1H 0BH
Open Tuesday - Thursday 12.30-5.30pm
We recently set up shop in the fabulous bygone art deco shopping mall above St James's Park tube station (who knew it was there?!)
St James's Park is London's only Grade 1 listed tube station and above the shopping mall is 'London's first skyscraper', designed by renowned architect Charles Holden (built in 1927). Previously the HQ for Transport for London (TFL) it's set to be transformed into a hotel.
The area is full of wonderful architecture - plus St James's Park itself, offering a lovely short-cut to the West End – and all kinds of gems (see our Instagram page for recommendations).
So come and check out our evolving collection - 20% discount in-store! - and explore this corner of Westminster which has a touch of old-school charm.
Challenging traditional notions about gender and a certain size being fashionable, GOFF COURTNEY designs are inclusive and empowering, making people feel strong, individual and part of something…
“These pieces are super - so adaptable and seductive. Karl Lagerfeld spoke of great clothes becoming 'wardrobe classics' - immune to fashion. These are in the same vein.”
ROBIN DUTT, sartorial stylist & critic
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