Cyberdog

This place was so fun! The theming in this store was above and beyond anything else I’ve seen. Three floors boasting a very thematic shopping experience with some pretty cool items to purchase. Their sales section was very adequate too! I personally didn’t need any help shopping around, but I did notice that there wasn’t any employees walking around. I don’t know if it was because I was in holiday season and they were understaffed, but that would be my only observation.

If you’re into techno & raves you can’t beat this place to secure your next neon fashion items! Fluorescent everywhere. Lots of items from clothing & accessories and dare to venture to the basement you’ll find some kink & sex toys. Loved the vibe with a DJ literally who looked like he was living his best life, having his own little party, playing some bangin tunes. A fun visit wasn’t sure what this place was, from the outside I thought it a gamer venue, but alas not a rave clothing haven instead.

Visited Cyberdog in Camden Market and honestly… this place is something else! 🚀🤖 The concept is super unique — robotic vibes, neon lights, DJ music 🎵, and a whole futuristic underground atmosphere that I have never seen before. The clothing and accessories are very creative and different, with crazy designs, glowing colors, and a real cyberpunk / sci-fi vibe. It feels less like a normal shop and more like a basement nightclub + fashion showroom 🔥 If you want something completely different from typical London shopping, this is a must-visit. Perfect for anyone who loves unique fashion, nightlife energy, and cool futuristic ideas! Highly recommended

Amazing unique store,on several floors packed with a range of different goods from clothes,to accessories, electronics to underwear and sex items. A DJ playing just added to the amazing atmosphere. I've always struggled to find this store so was utterly excited to do so this trip. Would be everyone's cup of tea but if you are a bit quirky yourself then it's worth a visit

This is place which I need to visit each time I'm in Camden area. Highly recommend for ravers, but not only :) on three floors you will find a wide range of products, from small gadgets, to clothes (also with neon graphics, that tooks great under UV light), and accessories. Chill atmosphere, always with music around you. Well, what more can I say? See you next time :)

The place is interesting, colorful and fun to look around, but the products themselves turn out to be quite low in quality and rather generic. Most of what we saw was in a sporty, youth-oriented style, which might appeal to some, but didn’t really offer anything special for us. Despite the lively atmosphere, we couldn’t find anything truly suitable or original to take away...

Let's face it, whether you're a partygoer, crazy about dancing or just into fluorescent clothes or not... the cyberdog is a place to go. You go into a giant dancefloor full of make-up, clothes and everything you want to spend a great night in your favourite club. If you're lucky, a DJ and dancers perform live. And if you are into spicier stuff, just go down to the lowest floor.

One of the strangest cloth store I ever been and cyber theme lights decoration and music and everything inside but if you are the Camden market so you must see and spend some time there

It's a great random tourist attraction. But to be honest, it's just loud, and damaging to the eyes with the UV lights shining all the time! Things ain't sheep either and pretty random but if you want some punk stuff, it's the place for you!

I Love this place! Good set up, very fashionable staff and merchandise! Great Trance world products! expensive all. thanks

The new but sadly not improved Cyberdog has opened to the public. The new location almost directly in front of the stables entrance on Chalk Farm Road is striking with the two, twenty foot robots stationed outside. The irresistible charm of the old Cyberdog clearly wanes once you are inside the new site though. The old store was quirky, enchanting and the dark neon tunnels really added to that otherworld feel. The new store is much more spacious and still has the bangin (yes there shouldn't be a g) techno and neon décor. Although still very funky and worth a visit, the new Cyberdog has lost its status of being a must see place to simply becoming a very cool clothes store. In regards to the clothes I agree with Bridget M, Cyberdog clothing doesn't really work with anything other than Cyberdog clothing. Still if cyber wear is your thing, (steady on you web junkies) the big C dog is still the best in the business.

I never thought that cyberpunk clothing is so multitextured. My usual "go to" cyberpunk store, Cryoflesh seems quite different. It seems more gothic. The clothing at Cyberdog is more of the ravers and the "5th Element" variety of clothing as far as style goes. A great deal of the clothing is futuristic. Like for example their saucer dresses that they have in the ladies section. They are so cool! I want to look like the female characters in the Jetsons! Cyberdog also has lots of awesome t-shirts for men and women, many of the designs are set up for UV lighting. There is also of kinds of accessories and rave gear to pour through as well. Thus far I have gotten two t-shirts from Cyberdog. The clothes are made by this company alone so it is unlikely you can get the same shirt elsewhere for a cheaper price. One thing that makes this all the more evident is the Cyberdog logo on each article of clothing. From what I understand, even for London, Cyberdog is extremely expensive. The t-shirts don't cost much more than they do here in the states unless you get one that has LED lights in it. Then you are looking at about fifty bucks worth. And that Jetsons dress? If my calculations are correct at all it is somewhere in the three hundred dollar range. Despite the priceyness of the place you can still probe around and still get something unique and fun without being too outrageous in price. One of my t-shirts is the Ravespotting t-shirt. A rave inspired version of Trainspotting is the logo going on with this shirt. My other tee the graphic is Indian influenced where the UV gal has multi arms stretched out with big old headphones all the while in a tranquil sitting position. I love these shirts! Cyberdog also has a spin off store called Futurelovers which is an adult oriented store with all kinds of fun, kinky pieces of merchandise. Yes, it is expensive as well.

The bad: It's ridiculously expensive....even for London. The good: Awesome clothes, fun accessories, excellent music, polite employees. They even have stuff for kids -- if it didn't cost so damn much, I'd have bought some mini-raver gear for my nephew. The stuff here all appears to be of very high quality. I wish we had a place like this in the States. Cyberdog is a one-stop spot for all your rave stuff, from glowsticks to clothes....trying to get everything you need for an "electronic music festival" in the US is a pain in the ass! They do have an online store though....just sayin.

How to review cyberdog ??? To me it's not exactly a shop. When I first visited London as a grown man a couple years ago, my friend took me for a walk in Camden market. Great idea. We finished the tour with Cyberdog. I did the same later with other friends and I advised people to go check it. What if Leeloo from The Fifth Element had a business like Willy Wonka? Giant robots would be welcoming you at the front door and already you'd ear techno music all around. Cage dancers in fluorescent lights keep your attention. Take the stairs down and you're on for a tour of a futuristic factory where items seems to be designed for next century folks. The shop assistants are wearing extravagant gears and often dance between the aisles. Well, that's Cyberdog. From a tourist point of view it is an awesome place. No shop like this exist in Paris and just looking at the items is worth it. Only 4 stars though, it's kind of expensive for stuff you may just use once.

This is one of the Camden Market must see gems. Cyber Dog seems to be a popular spot for tourists to explore the three layers of this crazy cool cyber punk rave shop. At the entrance, you see the two giant robots, can't miss them. The music is booming like a warehouse party - loud, as yes it is setting the ambiance for what this place is about, might be obnoxious to some but also part of the show and set up, clearly not for everyone, and that's fine. Seems to be part of their aesthetic. First Floor: As you enter you see all the brightly colored and lit neon novelty items which include video game themed stuff like cups, unicorn rainbows, and in the glass cases i found the cyborg type body and face jewery interesting as it seemed to be hand made like molds. the first floor is the smallest secrion of the shop. Go down the video game projected escalator down to the largest section of the shop. Second Floor: upon stepping off the cool gamer-esque escalator with space invader type graphics, to the left, you'll find funk brightly colored neon and glitter make up such as black light eyeshadow and light up led eyelashes! as well as cool out of the usual lipsticks - of which I purchased glitter lipstick. further into the second floor you find more novelty type lamps and even some kids clothes, the baby of the future clothes, more cool novelty and neon, cyberpunk gear. The clothes do resemble that style of the Jetsons and Zenon girl of the 21st century haha but also some like sexier which leads down to the third level.. Third Floor: you'll find a sex shop with shoes, sexy outfits, bdsm and sex toys galore, whips, latex, masks, for all your kink needs! At one point I was intrigued by someone testing out a shock device before purchase haha it's really interesting overall, but there is no photogaphy allowed in the sex toy section. I went back three times while staying in England. I brought an old friend who now lives in UK and had yet to hear about it he also appeared intrigued as he bought a parody fight club soap bar and got a kick out of the sex shop section too haha. Also, a great people watching location, some of the style of the employees is so eccentrically lovely that was a treat to see people be so wild and loudly themselves I loved it. Suggested stop, for anyone in the area visiting. I Will be back next time I'm out there. This place is really much bigger than I would've guessed and there is a lot to see in this shop as in the general area of the famous camden market.

What a cool experience! Atmosphere: This is my favorite part! As you walk in you can clearly tell your about to enter a world of glow sticks and rave music. They have these amazing dancers above, putting on a cool little dance show for you. I seriously could have sat there and watched them all day! That was my favorite part! Downstairs: There's 2 lower lever to this store. The first one is a shit ton of off the wall, unique, bad ass costumes/clothing. It has good music playing as well as some employees dressed in killer outfits. They all appeared to be having a good time, dancing a little and walking around to help people that had any questions. This level was huge! There a black light part of this level with neon clothing everywhere! I find it super hard to find pink outfits that actually glow pink instead of that traffic cone orange, and all there's glowed true to color. I thought it was cool how they had the black lights for this exact reason. Nothing pisses me off more than when I buy pink thinking it will glow that way and I turn out looking like a fat orange maniac. The 3rd level: This level was more of your typical adult store. They had many sexy outfits for adult woman along with a wife variety of toys and novelty items. If your looking for a cute little outfit for yourself to enjoy or your partner this is a great level for you. Well I hope this helps, even if your not into that type of clothing and don't want to buy anything though. The atmosphere and just fun vibe all around is worth checking out. I can honestly say this was the coolest store I've ever been to! I didn't wanna leave! O' and there's some cool robots at the front entrance that are huge and make for a cool pic. Well hope this helps! Have a good time and take it slow so you can soak in the fun!

You can't miss this shop in the Stables Market. It's the loud, noise pumping daytime club that sells all your rave wear essentials and more. Check out all the lights and robots. This is a must see if you're in the Camden or Stables Market area. It's a non-stop party at all times. We seriously thought it was a bumping party, and we had to head in until we discovered it was a shop! Explore all three floors because they have put a lot of detail into everything from floor to ceiling. There's robots, LED lights everywhere, glowing merchandise and club-attired staff. There were even go-go platforms in the shop; they must have go-go dancers sometimes. This place is pretty cool. It has goods for every different type of clubber. The bottom floor is for the fetish and bondage fanatics. Go in and check it out.

Ever since I was old enough to remember smoking pot under the lock, getting into rave music and bandying around glow sticks like sparklers I have affirmatively loved this shop. You'd bring your mum here when you were trying to explain bizarre teenage tendencies, you'd bring visiting tourists here when trying to show off the diversity and ubiquitous fashion of London, you'd bring your lover/partner/kiss chase buddy here when trying to sneak a cheeky session in one of those futuristic, cylindrical changing booths that were never kind to unshaved legs or badly pedicured toes. Although it's fair to day they haven't updated their centralised website in light years, this site http://www.cyberdog.net/about.html still gives a broader indication of the virtual frenetic world of Cyberdog, its cult following and the robotic clothing/random accessories and music this outfit bring to the stratosphere. With earth stations in São Paulo, Manchester, Ibiza, Basel and of course battlestation Camden Town, you'd be ill-advised to stay on planet earth and miss this experience. As a brief aside, I tried to blag a part time Sales Advisor job at the Covent Garden branch (negative, not enough piercings). I've popped into past stores in Amsterdam and Leeds (which really didn't work), but for a true taste of London, whatever your musical and lifestyles preferences, it would be criminal not to immerse yourself in this virtual reality.

Love this place! Wonderful set up, very fashionable staff and merchandise! Great Trance world products!

This place is so crazy! It has an nteresting range of futuristic fashion, cyber-cafe, works of technological art. Techno music constantly blares from the speakers! worth a look for entertainement value if not to pick up some funky alternative clubbing gear!

Honestly I don't get the hype. The clothes are really cool designs but very cheaply made and overpriced. They have some cool latex and harnesses on the ground floor but the toys down there are priced ridiculously high compared to getting the exact same thin at Ann Summers or Lovehoney. The lighting with the neon and uv is pretty cool but to me the blaring music is just aggravating and adds nothing to the shop other than a headache... Staff are usually lovely though which is great but don't waste your time

I want to dress up as an extra from The Fifth Element but where oh where can I find such an outfit? oh and it has to be blacklight sensitive. Oh hi cyberdog! My friend and I were at stables market looking for some desserty treats when we walked by the shop. She told me I HAD to see this place. Very random spot in the market, in a corner of the food court area. Before we even walk in, this neon girl with dread locks, tutu and black thong came out for a cigarette and to bend down and moon us apparently (turns out she worked there). They were blasting raver, techno music and it was dimly lit. Cute kitchy things, electronic fun gadgets. This place is huge actually. Explore the sites! If anything it's an interesting place to spend a few minutes in while you're at stables market. The very bottom floor is the "adult section". Kind of like extra kinky Good Vibrations. And despite all the non shopping I didn't feel like the sales people were wanting me to leave and make room for real raver customers. So that was nice.

I will always be that one person to tell you that "uhhh parties suck, you can never have a conversation, drinks are expensive, blaaahh", and yet, after 15 minutes in Cyberdog, I am ready to raise. the. roof. And you will be too. I don't know what compilation they play, I suspect it's not even cool obscure rave music, but just a mainstream sample for the uninitiated. It's still pretty dope. And then you'll take the escalators downstairs, aaaannnd it's the 90s again! You'll think "Can I still pull off casual ravewear?" But then you'll remember you're in London! Whatever! Inflatable dresses and glow-in-the-dark stuff! Yeah! Maybe they sell those candy rings too! And then you'll look at the prices and... yep, you're in London alright. :( But honestly, 100 pounds/dress, how much do you rave? I don't rave nearly enough. As someone else mentioned, the male staff tends to shy away and be fairly nondescript, the female staff on the other hand is absolutely adorable, extra day-glo points to the cashier with the cyberlox who is definitely a 24-hour party-person. Also don't rush, the store is immense, and besides the clothing and gadgets, part of the fun is watching business-men and elderly people do their shopping, on a Monday morning.

I own a few pieces from Cyberdog. Mostly tops. I like this store because they have unique clothing and accessories that I can't find anywhere else. They might be pricey but I think it's nice to have something hardly anyone else has and I deserve to splurge once in a while on myself. I work hard! I will say that the sizes seem to fit and look better on petite or thin girls I'm about 5'3" and 110 pounds. Even most of the models on their website are petite. It would be nice if the clothing looked and fit better on girls of bigger sizes Most of the clothing and accessories are neon bright. There are some plain colors (black) . I also love the pinstriped designs. They also have makeup, headphones,contact lenses, jewelry, toys and more! PROS: Unique clothing and accessories for men women and children. Funky bright colors Great for clubbing the music UV sensitive CONS: A bit pricey Might be out of the size you want when you want it. material might not suit you or fit properly if you are a bigger size it's hard to pair with clothing other than Cyberdog, can sometimes look silly

Everything you could want and more if you're a club kid. CDs, flyers, djs on saturdays. The best pre party and way to get pumped up before a night out. Is it weird and loud? Absolutely. Could you get some nice formal wear there? Probably not. 2 peices of advice if you're looking for some place quiet, refined and "normal." First: get the fuck out of camden, Second: Take the tube to oxford circus and head to your nearest Top Shop or Next

The minute you walk in your ears attacked by dance music, not the North American EDM kind but more English raver style. It was nostalgic for me to hear these beats cause at one time in the 90's in Vancouver this was a trend. The problem is that I would rather hear this in a club at full volume rather than a retail store. I get it that you guys are trying to create the rave feel but in a district that brings in a decent percentage of tourists it's just annoying as fuck. I wasn't sure to browse for clothes or pop some Molly in my mouth and dance as though I am catching imaginary fire flies. When you shop around it's all under black light, therefore, the majority of the clothes is black light responsive. Outside the store it's just regular clothes. Some cool jeston like costumes and cool shirts with memory board themes. Prices were expensive.

Bring earplugs. I loved the music, but it was loud. The girls' clothing sections were amazing: dresses, overalls, rompers, booty shorts, shrugs, microkilts and all other manner of item in one-of-a-kind, brightly colored, UV-reactive patterns. Sizes fit a bit slim, so definitely try on before buying. The men's department was a little less impressive, consisting mostly of t-shirts, albeit some interesting ones. The male employees seemed a bit cool for school, but the female ones were all very friendly and helpful. The dressing stalls are small but workable and they didn't get irritated with repeat visits like at some stores. Little expensive, but totally unique.

Im sorry I HAVE to say this... I think some people are missing the entire point of cyberdog here. They offer clothing for a certain type of customer who want to make a statement against boring river island and topman clones. The customers who shop at cyberdog are usually affluent ravers looking for items to wear when they go clubbing so they dont look like chavvy pauper rif raff who cant be arsed to wear something decent. I love cyberdog, i find their clothes are very unique, and the name is now getting known in the scene more and more, and you do tend to find that the decent ravers who like to make an effort tend to go for this kind of stuff, after all its all a bit of fun so why the hell not? Also you will find that they dont just sell their own clothing brand, but the rear end of the shop where you have the fitting rooms offer alot of UV clothing that is also very unique and fun which is not cyberdog priced. Having said that, I will be going back there in may, I want to get some cyberdog proton pants, some shorts a fleece and some accessories for my next rave in the summer. I also my get another light t-shirt..i think im addicted to this shop. Lovely colourfull stuff, makes every other shop seem bland and boring.

Ha. Ha. Ha i'm not really sure what else to say about this except it's definitely an experience that shouldn't be missed @ Camden Market. Akin to a club on a busy Saturday night

Great place to buy birthday gifts. Broken in 3 levels. The first floor is a fairly tame one, almost as if testing your resolve to go further, the second one full of rave garb and accessories, and the last floor for adults. The clothes are ridiculously expensive, but it's kind of like, "oh my goodness, people can actually wear this?!" all around. Unfortunately, no pictures allowed inside. I'm not sure how to really describe the place other than "interesting" and the mecca for all rave goods, but if you even remotely like techno, sci-fi, or raves, just walking through the place is pretty much an experience and party in itself. Employees are hilarious and dress in all sorts of crazy outfits. How to get here: we walked through Camden Town, but it's actually slightly closer through Chalk Town. Can't miss Stables Market, and once you enter just follow your ears and eyes. Do you see that gigantic robot and music pumping obnoxiously? By the way, the t-shirts are powered through Arduino; I think I may pick up a kit and try to program one myself!

This place embodies all that is weird and wonderful about London and particularly the Camden area. From it's nightlife-esque atmosphere as you enter the shop, to its random gogo dancers to its futuristic-looking clothing and even more random spaceship-meets-coffin changing rooms, this is a very unique experience. Plus it has a sex shop on the bottom floor, in case the rest of the shop isn't entertaining enough ;)

What a gem! Three floors of the future cybernetic paradise manifest destiny realized. And simpson mugs!

Cybergod is bloody hilarious, if I am ever in the area I WILL go in and I WILL laugh at the products. I will never buy anything, but I will laugh very hard. The music pumping from the speakers is not actually music, but torturous industrial muck with booming bass. Hurts to listen to, but is good to add to the amusement of the place. I am a very liberal person, but cyberdog is just ridiculous. Who are these people? How can they wear pure plastic? It must be damaging their sweat pores and their nervous system. And all that neon make up cannot be good for the skin. The staff are perfect examples of this place's ideal customers. Who must be loaded if they can afford anything in there because it is very expensive. The t-shirts with electronic moving logos which you can set yourself are particularly ugly and pointless. My friend came to a club night here once and said it was mental, but that the emphasis on cyber goth fashion was so intense that no one in there was actually wearing anything from cyberdog, because even cyberdog is too mainstream for their look. Wowzers.

When I first saw the average of 3.5 stars I was baffled and almost though I found the wrong Cyber Dog. This place is like walking into a Techo Rave convention. One level doesn't even need lighting from the literally glowing merchandise. Even if this is all the glorious Camden Market had to offer I'd still give my whole Camden experience five stars. All these reviews make me miss London!!

Time and again I'm disappointed at the limited range of merch in this place. Daddy's got moolah but no cool toys to buy. "A sea of neon shall pour forth from the temple of rave", said Plur, the god of rave in the northern lands. So then where are the glow toys and LED gear? Let's start with an offer of high output chemical or battery glow sticks in a wide range of colors. They're cheap to stock and I'd imagine more appealing to the boys and girls than the outlandish stuff on display. With winter nigh and kiddies back in the clubs, decorative neon will surely be in demand. Next could be glow/fire poi gear, around which an interest group could be formed to promote and perform on behalf of your brand. You already have dancers doing the go-go thing, so why not up the performance value?

Amazing place! This shop is like nothing else around in country. Rather expensive, but quite exclusive. Of course, most of the stuff is buyable on internet, but you get to try the stuff just there in place! GoGo dancers on the pols, dance club music all along. Jeyzus OMG! Spectacular :) Interesting to know, that filming and taking pictures is strictly not permitted. You must pay a visit to this place no matter what!

This place was a great visit. I would not have known about it were it not for a local friend showing me around. This place is where you can get all your neon needs for parties and what not. No pictures are allowed inside and I can understand why. VISIT!

As one of the most iconic places in Camden, this deserves a special mention. Cyberdog is a cyberpunk related clothing and knick-knack store, with loud rave music (especially on the goa side), flashy lights and fluorescent clothes. And there is a sexy shop at the end of the shop. I'm serious. Everything is on the expensive side, but this is the only place where you can find stupid and almost-funny gadgets (ooh there are even lava lamps directly from the 80's, sweet!) and well if you want to visit a sexy shop with your girlfriend but you do not want to end up in a shadowy shop with some old sweaty guy looking at you like you are a cheese burger this can be a good place where to have that experience. All in all, mediocre. Like all Camden. I so hate this place.

This place is crazy, amusing and just plain hysterical. Here you will find an interesting range of futuristic fashion, cybercafe, works of technological art with pounding Techno music blaring from the speakers! worth a look for entertainment value if not to pick up some funky alternative clubbing gear! Whenever I have friends visiting I try and bring them here for the fun factor.

I remember when i was young, watching programmes about the early 90's rave culture, the pumping techno music and the ridiculous outfits. I'd always be watching, eyes wide with wonder and disbelief. When i first walked into this shop, nestled in the North corner of Camden Market i felt exactly the same. The music is SO loud, the staff have multi colour hair, fluorescent facial piercings, and enjoy the music a lot dancing around the shop-floor-come-dancefloor. The array of clothes on offer is fantastic - they even have a section of baby clothes?! Its all about colour, moving slogan tee shirts, lights and bass. It's a little bit scary, and not my scene at all, but it's a true spectacle and a must visit, at least once, when you're in Camden. I'm assured they have an amazing selection of techno, house and trance cd's and vinyls on offer.

I'd give them 4 stars for the schlock value. Going to Cyberdog is more of an event that a fulfilling shopping experience, unless you want to buy the same Cyberdog outfit that everyone has. (I've found their clothing is pretty damn hard to pair with anything not Cyberdog) When I first went there (in 2001) I thought it was the coolest place ever. It had this awesome art installation in the front that was almost Gierger-esque, people doing the robot, an astonishingly hot staff, banging techno, and lots of bright neon clothing emblazoned with the Cyberdog Logo. When I went back a few years later, it was the same damn thing, same designs, and most of the other vendors in Camden were copying them for a fraction of the price. Sooo, go to -see- Cyberdog, but if you like the styles and aren't a label-whore, check out the other vendors to see what they have.

Upon entering Cyberdog, I wasn't sure if I had entered a clothing shop or the Science Museum. The store itself looks like it borrowed it's interior design from a post-apocalyptic cargo spacecraft. Blade Runner meets Alien vs. Aeon Flux. Cyberdog make their their own line of clothing, which is sometimes called "futurepop", "cybergoth" or just plain raving maniacal. I mean this in a good sense - if you're looking for the most unique piece of clothing you can find, you'll probably find it here. Trousers with interesting forms and cuts, T-shirts and camisoles with well thought out prints and creative sewing techniques. I've got to hand it to them, despite the fact that I had been working designing prints for a fashion company which sells it's wares right opposite from Cyberdog and is a direct competitor (http://www.plazmalab.com) , I take off my hat to the creative designers at Cyberdog. You lot have been doing a wonderful job. As for the prices at Cyberdog, well, they're steep. The creativity of the design and the good construction of the clothing are worth, however, every penny. Very recommended for both enthusiasts and the curious.

I'm unsure whether to rate Cyberdog with 3 or 4 stars, but I'll go with the latter simply by the virtue of the fact that they're so damn unique. Maybe not anymore, but I've heard the store is as old as time. Crazy? Yes. It used to be the end of my weekly pilgrimage to Camden Town when I lived over yonder, a giant, blisteringly bright neon sign attracting the freakish and the alternative and those who come for cheap laughs. Cheap? This place is not. The clothing is fucking expensive, and I'm not just talking as an American living off the GBP (which was, back then, a 2:1 rate with USD). Just buying a t-shirt cost an arm and a leg, so I stuck mostly to buying the more moderately priced accessories: everything from beanies to wrist cuffs, headbands to armwarmer "gauntlets." People on Yelp can tout about how ridiculous and plastic everything seems, but that's the style, and haters gonna hate, whatever. Neon, satin, parachute pants, and skintight tops. I love it. Say what you will, but some of the designs and ideas for their apparel are really fun and interesting and weird. Everything from shirts with neon plastic "armor" to poofy ring skirts like something out of the 1950s. This place is tailor made for ravers, gravers, and cybergoths. But knowing goths, they won't touch the place. Still, it's fun just for the experience of going in and sitting under enough blacklights to make human skin glow. There's ambient electronic music playing, robots for mannequins, and you'll be rung up by people who probably spend more time doing hair and makeup than you spend sleeping. Fun times, Camden Town. Fun times.

The perfect place for eccentric clubwear! Check out this review at shopwithdice.com (shopwithdice.com/cyberdog) and check out videos of interiors at tiktok.com/@shopwithdice!

Really cool shop. Everything is very expensive but they have the coolest items. Glow in the dark, latex and you need for a rave or halloween costume or maybe even lifestyle fashion.

wowwwww I'm crazy for this AMAZING shop in Camden!!! Every time I come to London I buy a crazy shirt here. Not so cheap, but it's a pleasure spend to have special clothes!!! well done baby.

Boom, Boom, Boom, tss, Boom, Boom Boom etc. Expect Hard House blaring at you, fluro costumes and cyber gear all around, robots, dancing girls in fluffy mini skirts and bras. Space, flashing lights and loud, loud music. Cyberdog is great, it's more like a club than a shop, except without quite as many gurning casualties. I wouldn't go for the clothes but it's definitely on my list of places to pop in if I'm up at Camden Market, and it certainly wakes you up after wandering through patchouli scented fabric emporiums.

Cyberdog is located in the heart of the Camden Market. Where you are near you can hear the music coming from inside. Once inside this shop is really a different experience. The staff is dressed with colourful clothes and nice haircuts and the clothes are difficult to define. I like more the men collection that has some nice, punk clothes with neon colours and nice designs. The women clothes are more cheesy but there are some items that are really nice as for example the trousers. They have a range of t-shirts that had an screen displaying different images. The dressing rooms are capsules very impressing. The prices are not cheap but they have sometimes reductions.

I LOOoooooVE CyberDog. Its clothes are amazing and so different to any other cyber wear range out there. I am a fellow raver so i can appreciate the clothes fro many different levels. Even if you are NOT a raver you will still LOVE the gear in the shop. Everyday wear, crazywear, raverwear and Superduper stuff for everything else!! I recommend you go there / here if you are in London and havent heard of it before. DO IT!! :)

This is a one of the most bizarre shop in the bizarre Camden market. It's guarded by 2 gigantic robots in the entrance. The techno trance music was broadcasted so loudly and notoriously that they should be handing out hearing aid to customers on the way out!! The staff speaks well to the type of customers they're selling to, the neon pierced face and funky outfit. I mean.. they even dance around the shop as if this is really a rave party. Quite hilarious.

I have shopped at CyberDog 12 times in the past 10 years and everything I ever purchased still looks as good as it did when I first wore the items. What does that say? Do you shopping here. The prices are higher because the clothing lasts forever.

Ah shopping for the clubber, of course we were the oldest peeps in there but the beats were great and the merch fun. I scored a darth vader light for a friend and though desperate to buy a wearable tech Tshirt that lit tot the beat Pablo put his foot down, oh and furry hats and wonderous day glo, fun fun fun

I remember my first visit in Cyperdog around..seven years ago. Goosh! That was when I was a country girl visiting the big city and overwhelmed by about everything and I remember thinking this store was beyond anything I have ever seen. All the rave culture with the neon colors, obscure pvc clothes and the pumping techno, oh boy I was impressed. I went to visit the place again just while ago. It was still the same. I mean I felt sad for it. Something that used to be something, is still the same old! During the seven years no progress with the designs, that actually looking now seemed so poor, and no change with the neon colors, with the piercings, nothing. All still there. What happened with the imagination? Boo. Not impressed anymore.

A bit overpriced but I appreciate the store a bit. It represents in a way the pinnacle of independent design. Very cool, worth a visit!

I have been a fan of Cyberdog clothes for many years, probably since the days I used to go to Pendragon and Return to the Source / Escape from Samsara every weekend in the 90s. Whenever I go to Camden market (about three or four times a year), I always make a point of visiting Cyberdog. This is more because it's such a fab place than for the clothes, as sadly, very little actually fits me. I have a 40" waist, a stomach I have carefully invested in over many years of beer-quaffing, and an 18+" collar and I am 6'2" tall. Not your typical raver size. Trousers rarely are found in sizes over L though occasionally you pick up the odd T-shirt which is XL which just about fits me (although I can look a bit sausagey in certain lights). I tend to buy only sale items largely because I'm a bit of cheapskate when it comes to clothes. I baulk at the idea of paying £50 for a pair of plastic trousers, even if they do look kinda cool under UV lighting. As for shirts, well £30 seems excessive to me. However, go during the sale and you'll pick up some fabulous stuff from as little as £5. So, amazingly, I actually have about 10 Cyberdog shirts in my wardrobe, and they all get quite a lot of wear. But it's only on those odd occasions that there is something XL that actually fits me and is in the sale! This is more than a shop. You have pounding dance music, people in cages dancing on the walls, several floors of all sorts of things you never thought you need, a sex-shop for those people who enjoy watching their anal love-beads glow in the dark, and it seems to get bigger and bigger every time I go there. My main criticism is that in their music section they appear to be stocking a lot less psytrance than they used to, and their flyer selection has gone downhill.

Perfect for the edgy look without looking to wretched. Most of the sales from the Top and Monk shops than I'd be used to, nevertheless a quick stop location and affordable.

Cyberdog is the premiere destination for funky-futuristic clothing. The chipper go-gos and the funky colored lights make it a fun shopping experience. A few helpful hints: -you cannot try on white garments in store (to prevent staining) so it is best to try on a darker color for fit) -the bottom floor stocks talented Berlin designer Tatjana Warnecki. I presume this stock rotates! -Ask for a customs receipt if you're nor from around these parts! They are happy to help.