Is anything wrong with this design?

You dont have a WOMENS and MENS section.. That makes it more frustrating to view. I dont want to look at guys shirts if i am shopping for myself. I just want to click WOMENS and see everything for girls.

Center your FIERCE logo and it will help balance things.. You probably can make the Fierce logo a little more graphical. Its rather bland and not memorable. I am ALL ABOUT simple clean webdesign, but too simple is just boring..

I do not like that you cant click to enlarge your images.. You REALLY should have that option

When you add something to cart, it seems that the shopping cart box tables are off. .the cart contents go outside the main table there. looks weird. Also, the header says FEATURED PRODUCTS even though it is my shopping cart box..

Then, when you view your cart contens, you completely LOOSE the right column and the contents stretch across the screen. You should keep the right column to keep the site uniform through out. You dont really want to change the layout as people click..

i was able to click CHECKOUT without EVER entering any delivery address or invoice address.. thats a BIG deal.. people might order fromy ou and you will have NO IDEA where to send it to.

You should consider getting real merchant account. You can get a paypal payment pro for website where the customer NEVER leaves your website, but paypal still processes your payments. It looks more professional when a customer can checkout right there on yoursite without going to paypal.

The buynow buttons should be BIGGER. There were studies done with the same products ont he same website and it proved that basically, the bigger and more eye catching the BUY NOW button is, the more likely people are to click it.. SO get working on that..

Your meta info is lacking. You have very few words in your keywords..

Hey, thanks to everyone for the helpful advice.

I removed the link for the sponsorships because I intend on making that area soon. So it's not working yet.

One of the main aspects of the site design I wanted was a nav bar to the left. I read an article which showed the main areas of a site page which a person engages with, and the left side showed alot of clicks. I'm going to try and extend more functions to the right side now however. The fonts are different because the headers etc. aren't standard fonts used in CSS or HTML - so I had to compromise.

The site's colour scheme was modelled on TOPMAN - Mens Fashion - Mens Clothing - Topman a simple and elegant scheme which is extremely effective to my target market. Knitwear is a highly stylish and successful area of clothing; especially around winter with cardigans, v-neck jumpers, etc.

I'll definitely try and make the point that all t-shirts are unisex more obvious.

I'll also look into my banner location and design; and the click to enlarge function. Your checkout information was useful.

As for the delivery details, I use PayPal - which requires buyers to register an account with them before payment. Part of the registration process is logging your shipping address. Therefore I get all the information I need. The reason I used this and not the CubeCart normal PayPal route (internal to the website until the final payment) was that it involved too many steps to checkout. I reduced it from around 7 clicks to checkout to around 4. I thought that was important?

I'll enlarge the buttons and work on my SEO.

Thanks!