Ryder & Amies

They have stopped doing college cravats, so you'll have to make do with their range of college ties. Probably the best place to buy gowns... which you will probably need at some point if you are a student here. For non-students, gowns also double as excellent batman costumes.

If you are looking for a particular college wear this place has it. Or least they can order it or get it delivered to you. It is a very busy little shop, old English shelves , and traditional looking. They has excellent customer service and will assist in every way they can. They are located at the corner of Kings parade, practically opposite Kings college. U can't miss them.

Great shop for all the college stuff you may want as well as some stuff youbdont even know about,v and for hiring stuff for the graduations as well as general souvenirs. Very helpful staff too. Open till 6pm which was handy also.
College stuff up on the first floor.

Delighted to buy college facemasks for return to Uni. Traditional gown shop with excellent quality college themed clothing. The hoodies wash extremely well and fit true to size.

Lovely, friendly staff who go out of their way to help in any way they can - I can't recommend them enough!

The most popular University of Cambridge merchandise shop. The quality of products is reasonably good, and if one is not happy with something, they usually exchange or refund without quibble. It is located off Kings Parade, and is literally in front of Kings Chapel.

Got no idea who yall are or what yall do but im from the states and me and my gf rescued a dog off the street tonight and named her after your store. The first dog we have was named ryder, also a rescue but from the pound. Second, a young border collie, we've named Amies after very little googling and research. Happy halloween! J&R

They have all the official apparel from the uni, but the person who attended me was a bit rude.
Edit: Thanks a lot for the fast reaction. I bought a sweater in person a few minutes before posting the review, but there's no need to reprehend anyone, the person who attended me was quite young and probably just had his mind somewhere else, I'm sure there was no ill will :).