Cuffy’s

Awesome, this place has every every cool wind up toy and penny candy you ever wanted. It’s fairly inexpensive too and a good spot to bring kids.

Great prices on tshirts and hoodies for the Cape, always stop by over Christmas.

One of my most favorite places to get shorts and hoodies. If you go on Columbus Day weekend, you can take part in their festival with free cookies, apple cider, bags of candy face painting. All free! Pumpkin painting for $ 1. The prices at this time are more than reasonable. It’s a great place to get gifts. I highly recommend it!

Cuffy’s is great! I love the quality of their sweatshirts– they never get pilly on the outside, even after wearing and washing them multiple times. Sometimes they don’t have enough smalls out on the floor, but if you ask, they usually have them in their back stock.

Local spot for unbelievably inexpensive touristy gear.
Swing by, buy a hat or t shirt– cmon, live a little

Very helpful staff. Ridiculously low prices. The items as nice, souvenirs usually are tacky. These are very nice and well priced.

Everyone’s got to have a Cape Cod sweatshirt and this is the place to get it! Lots of sizes and colors for everyone in the family. We all bought one and wore it in our Christmas card photo!

The now standard place to get your Cape Cod T-​shirt and sweatshirts. Prices are reasonable, quality is good (I have not had any shrinking or premature wear out), plenty of parking, and a nice layout.

If you don’t go here — a Cape trip would be incomplete. I love the place for its cheesy Cape attire.
Does the clothing shrink to shocking levels? Yes. Buy a size up. Also — for some reason — the hoodies wash and dry into a wavy ribbon candy. Don’t worry — you’ll fit right into the New England swagger.
Just buy it — it’s part of every Cape trip. Don’t expect a long term garment.
It could be worse — go to those $ 10 for 10 shirts places — it’s the equivalent of buying printed TP.

The prices here are great and the inventory substantial. I happily wear the soft sweatshirt I got here with fond memories.

Drove 3 hrs to the Cape (traffic:() and it made everyone miserable! As soon as we got to Cuffys they were jumping out of the car going table to table looking for the right sweatshirt or T-​shirt. I love shopping online (no traffic) and the prices are great with the softest and stylish clothes ever!!!

We recently went to Cuffy’s to return a pair of XXL sweatpants that were too big for my fiancé. We walked out with a bag STUFFED with the following items:
2 mugs, 3 sweatshirts, 1 dishtowel, 2 keychains, 3 womens t-​shirts, 4 mens t-​shirts, and 1 child t-​shirt. As our items were being rung in, I was thinking «oy, this is going to be well over $ 100.» I was very pleasantly stunned when the total was announced at $ 82.64. I can only imagine that everything was on sale because it’s the off-​season. Their prices are usually very good anyway, but this was just insanely awesome.
The clothing is high quality, EVERYTHING says Cape Cod on it, for you Cape lovers out there. I was quite impressed.

Had to update my review because while I still love Cuffy’s, it’s just not at that 5-​star rating I remember. There’s still a bunch of great Cape Cod attire, but prices seemed to be a little higher this year, and I wasn’t falling over myself to buy a bunch of it like in past years. There’s still good quality clothing and decent prices, though, and it’s still a must-​stop for me at the Cape. I like that the small store next door is now a general store, not a T-​shirt shop. At the general store, there’s a bunch of candy, little trinkets, stuffed animals, post cards, fudge, and that sort of thing. It was a nice little stop after the clothing store, and I did get some fun things.

Started off as a 4 star shopping experience with their selection and fair prices, but our cashier was so awful it ruined it all. I purchased 4 mugs that were clearly delicate as there were 5 chipped ones sitting right on the counter next to me. Amanda the cashier wrapped each one in a single sheet of paper — I asked if she could spare another couple sheets since I’m bringing them back to NY and moving to a new apt the next day. Amanda refused, stating that they get limited supply of paper and it needs to last through the weekend rush. It’s Wednesday at 11am… what rush? If it was a holiday season, I’d understand her abysmal excuse. I’m pretty sure a store that has multiple iPads at each register used solely for collecting email addresses (which she didn’t even ask for, so great investment there, Cuffy’s), can afford to spare a few sheets of recycled stuffing/​paper for delicate purchases.
I proceeded to stand by and watch as my mother asked for the same thing as she had purchased 6 mugs and listened to them banging against one another in the bag as Amanda tossed them in, and asked if she could use one of the several paper boxes underneath the shelves of mugs. Amanda again refused, saying that she can’t empty one just so someone can take a box home because then everyone would ask for one. B*tch please, get over yourself. And no, they don’t have any empty ones laying around because they get thrown away right after they restock the shelves…
Once outside, we met up with our friend who was looking for a garbage can that Amanda had pointed her to, because she refused to throw away a candy wrapper for my friend’s daughter… into the garbage can that was behind the register. Didn’t even bother to brush it off as a policy forbidding customer items to be thrown away, she just didn’t want to do it since there is supposedly one outside.
Cuffy’s seems to be an otherwise decent tourist stop, but with employees like this, it really puts a damper on an otherwise positive experience. It really doesn’t take a whole lot to provide decent service… we weren’t asking for anything over the top in my opinion. Having worked in retail throughout high school at establishments at all ends of the price spectrum, I can’t imagine actually saying no to these requests at any of them.

Great prices. We bought T-​shirts and Mugs to commemorate our stay on Cape Cod. :)

Good tee’s, sweats and souvenirs at great prices!

What a difference 2 years have made.
We have shopped at Cuffy’s every summer but one since 2006.
In 2008 they had 5 locations. Now they have only 2 — West Dennis and P-​town. They are planning to expand the mother-​ship Dennis store into a «boardwalk» type concept. Good luck with that!
Meanwhile the selection and quality are greatly reduced. Granted, we came over Labor Day weekend (close of the season) and things were VERY, VERY picked over. No shorts for ladies (one pair), no kids pants of any kind. We did score $ 3.99 and $ 2.99 Kids T-​shirts though and some great baseball caps that usually go for $ 14.99 makes at $ 4.99 or $ 3.99 — not bad.
I am disappointed that the higher end items and «resort wear» are mostly gone and the terry pants are so old-​ladyish.
bring back the good stuff!
Also — many of your young, female, eastern European Sales ladies (who were helpful, but brusque) looked bored out of their minds.

Oh, Cuffy’s. I dream about your endless aisles and racks of supersoft «Cape Cod”-emblazoned sweatshirts and pants. In fact, when I should be counting sheep, I’m counting your sweatshirts.
If you visit the Cape, you must stop at Cuffy’s and purchase something to prove you did. They always have a few items on super sale. Last time I was there, they had fleece jackets for $ 9.99.
On my last visit, I got two pairs of shorts, both of the sweatshirt material, supercute, supersoft. One were short and navy blue and grey with «Cape Cod» in script and the other pair were more like bermudas in green with «Cape Cod» in white vertically down the leg. My only issue is that the tiny Indonesian fingers that probably ran them through the machine missed a bunch on the right leg side seam and there were big old holes that I didn’t see when I bought them. They’ll be off with my good friend Liza to be exchanged and all will be right with the world.
Go to Cuffy’s. Buy a sweatshirt. Or don’t. Just experience the place.

This place had good deals, not great deals. There were not buy 1 get 9 free as noted in the S. Yarmouth review, nor were there t-​shirts for less than $ 7, buy any number get nothing free.
But, there were some discontinued rugby shirts, like one my silly brother will be getting for christmas for $ 7 and thinking $ 40, and a sweatshirt my lovely wife will be getting (paid $ 15, estimated retail $ 35, in their dreams RRP of $ 57!).
So, definitely worth looking into if you like such types of cloths. I would go back next year for sure.

Love this place! You can get a bunch of T’s and sweatshirts, hoodies, etc for not a lot of money. T’s for 3.99÷4.99 and sweatshirts for 9.99 to 16.99 (on average, I think some were more). The kids sweatshirts seemed to be more expensive than the adults, at least the ones we saw. There is a huge selection. They are all VERY comfortable. I am not sure how long they will last, but we will see. Even if they don’t last that long for the money we paid I will be happy. VERY much worth the stop and will go again when in the area.
The T’s seemed to run big (maybe they will shrink??) and the sweatshirts seemed to be right on size. Unfortunately I take a large or XL depending on the shirt and it was very hard to find anything other than a small or medium in the specific sweatshirts I wanted. I ended up getting my second favorite shirts, but I am still VERY happy!!!
OK, I just have to say that in addition to the great product/​pricing and friendly staff these people rock. Check out my pics of the bear and the coloring center. We were in there browsing so long that we took turns watching the girls at the coloring corner and the singing bear while the other one shopped… of course there were always things for us to look at too near by. :)
I did not see it since I did not check out, but my wife says there are plans and blue prints to expand their facility into a bunch more shops and other attractions come winter time. Not sure what they will have, but I will be curious to see!