Lockwood

Awesome gift, accessory & clothing store with two store fronts! It’s a definite «must do» when I’m in the city.
It was so neat to open a Christmas present that I knew must have come from Lockwood. What a smile it put on my face!
The store front nearest Broadway contains clothing and accessories. It features some Astoria & Queens themed tops that I am told were custom made for the store. The «Queens vs Everyone» (gray) and «Astoria vs Everyone» (navy) pullovers have a scooped neck design. They are made from a fabric that is not just cozy and warm, but also flexible for comfort. But as a warning, there are only a few of the warm, long sleeve pullovers left.
The second store front is the accessory, gift, Queens/​Astoria themed merchandise store. It also has some fabulous items that were created for the business.
There are subway cars for the wooden tracks in the kid section. I surprised my Grandson with the «1 Train» after we had taken that line to the Children’s Museum of Manhattan. He loved it!
Expect an eclectic mix of really fun shopping.
The store has a rewards program that is extremely easy to use. The check out person flips the computer screen so that it faces the customer. Enter your telephone number. Done! Your purchase has been recorded.
The location is convenient to the Broadway Station on the N/​Q line. Cross 31^st Street. Walk two blocks on Broadway. Make a right turn. Look to your left. Voila! You are there.
Lockwood is representative of a wonderful, convenient Queens neighborhood that is «oh so near» the Upper East Side of Manhattan.

Super cute boutique! Visiting a friend and we stopped in. Bought an absolutely gorgeous ring for half price! Score.

I learned after visiting both this location as well as the Lockwood in Jackson Heights, that they don’t have the same promotions going on simultaneously, which is understandable since they don’t carry the same exact merchandise. The one location had 30% off on housewares, and this Lockwood did not, however, this location, had a soap dish that caught my eye, but I didn’t feel the price was justified, and the same soap dish was unavailable at the Jackson Heights store. Anyhow, I ended up not buying the soap dish, but instead bought a pair of earrings that initially brought me here! This store is definitely bigger, but something about it feels a little less warm and welcoming, inviting. The customer service in Jackson Heights was excellent. Here, it was decent. DO NOT get me started on the Lockwood clothing store right next door because the ice princess who runs THAT place could not be bothered to make one sound come out of her mouth the entire time we were there, neither did she greet the few customers that left right before we did. Aren’t you supposed to ask your customers if they need any help finding something? Or if those are too many words to utter, a simple «hi» would be cool, right? So there was a moment where she tripped on a floor display. Karma for her cold nature? Yeah, likely. But, I was nice and pretended not to notice! There were barely any customers on this side too. I feel this might be a job for NATHAN FIELDER. First thing he’d suggest is to get nicer employees, and second might be a dedicated man zone for guys to bro out! (
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Anyway. Lockwood Shop with the housewares and such, is a MUCH more interesting place (4 stars) than its clothing counterpart, Lockwood Style (0 stars), so spend your hard-​earned money there I suggest.

I’m a non-​New York born & raised transplant to Queens… namely Astoria where I live. This place is so eclectic & Queens proud, I loveeeeee.
My BF is an avid Queens rep’er & I dropped by to get him some fun Queens stuff: Queens vs Everyone tee, Queens is my Borough coffee cup, Queens hat.
I got myself a spicy margarita mix & it was ok, super adorable Happy Holidays from NYC Christmas cards & some very cute Pot Lover socks.
Support local businesses & stop by to rep your borough (or neighboring borough!)

Bacon candy. Flask for liquor. T-​Shirts with hip statements. Other unique and hip miscellaneous items. It is a boutique store with some interesting items. The prices are high but not unreasonably so.
In the back you can find children’s items for the little ones.
I actually thought the shop is pretty cool and would make great gift items. Though I did not purchase any items on this visit, for gift purposes I would definitely return and make a purchase for something out of the ordinary.

Been to this store a few times, but this was the first time I’ve actually bought something. They’ve got a great selection of unique items you would be hard pressed to find elsewhere.
I ordered online and did an I store pickup. While the exact color print I ordered was out of stock (it’s a very popular item), I left in a far better situation then what I could have imagined. The staff was very apologetic and promptly found the same print in another color. This was non issue for me as both are fantastic anyway. I asked if they could wrap it not realizing this was something they normally don’t do. The manager quickly rushed to the back to find a solution. The print is an off size and wouldn’t fit in a standard mailer. When they came back however I was blown away to find they had expertly wrapped my print and even added a ribbon!
Thanks again to the staff of Lockwood!

I love this store. Basically everything in it I want. The staff is very friendly too.

I can’t even. Seriously though, I LOVE this spot. I get everyone gifts from here because everything is so dang cute and quality and perf. Someone’s bday coming up? Go here and get them a thoughtful and awesome gift that looks like you really spent a lot of time and effort planning. My faves here include the roll on oil perfumes, and the cute kitchen stuff (think sexy mugs). Don’t come in here if you’re on a budget though, because the prices are a bit on the high side, but its all quality so its tots worth it. OH and their sister store next door has some PRETTAY PRETTAY nice clothing (pricey AF though).

Such a cute find in Queens. Knocked off a star as it’s a little on the pricier end and a few items I saw in there, I’ve seen in other places for less. But besides above– a lot of cool original pieces– hate to have to use this comparison but I think most people can relate when I say– it feels like a Brooklyn boutique. Definitely worth a stop. Wish there were more places like this in Queens.

umm I walked into Lockwood style to browse and walked out with a perfectly fitted, reasonably priced pair of jeans. Basically, you are going to spend way more money than you anticipated at Lockwood (gifts and homegoods) or Lockwood Style (the sister store next door with clothes). Other things I’ve purchased recently at Lockwood include a fox mug, a cardamom scented oil diffuser, and a gift for my nephew. The owner is really involved in the local business community, so I feel good about all my overspending!

Beyond overjoyed that you have a nice selection of plus size clothing– a real rarity in a trendy little shop such as this. A lucky find close to home! I will be back!

Love there rotating selection of trinkets and jewelry. I’ve purchased several gifts for friends here and all have been pleased!

Ooh, I love this store. Their home and décor store is fabulous — lots of cute, kitschy gifts, stationary and furnishings, everything from utensils to pillows to posters. They also have a sweet section for kids clothes and toys. It’s pretty affordable and you can score some really unique stuff for your home or as a gift (in fact, I have a vintage map of Astoria my friends bought me from Lockwood hanging in my living room right now!). They’re clothing store is also charming — it’s a little expensive for an unemployed grad student, but they sell the perfect mix of casual tanks, chic dresses, and simple, elegant jewelery — it’s like boho urban cool. AND they have a decent section of plus-​size clothes, which is kinda crazy for a tiny little store in Queens!

I’m reviewing the Lockwoods home goods outpost adjacent to the clothing Lockwoods.
This place attracts tourists as much as it does locals (well, the gentry, really). It’s a nicely curated collection of stuff you’d find in: Fishs Eddy (actual «Good Morning, Asshole» mugs were there), Anthropologie, Kikkerland, and possible the MoMa store. And maybe Whole Foods — there were 12-​dollar jars of flavored peanut butter there.
Definitely worth a visit, even if to just gawk at all of the amazing things (down to the furniture that displays the merch): Good Morning Asshole mugs, tons of cake stands, baking stuff, party planning accessories, etc… It felt like Alice in Wonderland.

I had a completely redeeming and fantastic experience recently at Lockwood, and realized I needed to update my review. The sales associate was beyond helpful in pushing me to consider some items that were beyond the scope of my style comfort zone. I tried on a moto-​style vegan leather jacket and remarked at how «not me» it was, and so of course I bought it, and it’s my favorite new item. It was so reasonably priced, and felt so comfortable. I’ve had a million and one compliments on it already.
I also purchased a cute pair of comfy pants, and a lovely Umgee ribbed tank with lace trim that my mom has already told me she wants to snag from my suitcase while I’m in town.
I can’t wait to see what they have in-​stock when I’m back home in Astoria.

Cute little store that would be perfect gifts for friends. They have a little something for everyone from silly socks, flasks, chocolate bars to pretty jewelry, awesome cookie jars, cocktail kits, witty plates and mugs to children’s stuff in the back.
Definitely worth stopping by :)

I love this place so much, they are having their winter sales which ranges from 10% to 40% off most of their dresses are on sale too !!! I have few pictures of the dresses I tried on and they look fabs !!!

I haven’t bought anything in here but I’ve browsed and I get the urge to purchase the whole store. Everything is so cute. This is a great place to buy a quirky or trendy gift. In the homeware store, they sell everything from mugs to art to string lights, and all of it is cute for guys and girls! Next time I need some new décor for my apartment or a gift I will definitely be shopping here.

The best way my sisters and I know how to describe Lockwood is as a «Brooklyn store.» I’m sure that breaks the owner’s heart, since the many Queens specific merchandise implies Queens pride. However, when we’ve lived in North Brooklyn, tiny housewares and boutique gift shops abound. You could plan a day around shopping because that was actually entertaining. What’s cool in Astoria is you can plan a day around a bakery crawl, but stores? Yeah, I’m not really able to plan a boutique hop down Broadway at this point.
Astoria is sorely lacking cute, trendy places to buy handmade, locally designed or unique/​timely gifts. Lockwood is filling that gap. It’s fun to browse. It gets your creativity going. It’s dangerous to my wallet.

I’ve been going to Lockwood since it was a previous incarnation around the corner. It’s amazing! Incredibly well-​curated selection. For years I’ve been able to go to the store owners or, now, the shop tenders, and say «I need a [insert occasion] gift for a [description of person] who is my [relationship]» and come up with a variety of options at many price points. I’ve gotten kid’s birthday presents, wedding gifts, gifts for my picky mom, for crafters, for dudes, and lots of presents for myself.
The store is spacious and chock full of delightful goodies. The card selection is on point. And the jewelry! I wish I had thousands of dollars to adorn myself in the great baubles and perfumes.
I can’t wait to see what Lockwood Style has in store, the next door women’s clothing boutique that will have sizes 2 – 22! Plus size shoppers are well-​represented.