11 Black-owned boutiques in Atlanta to support
There is no question that Atlanta’s Black historical and cultural roots run deep in the city. With that comes the significance of Atlanta’s Black community and, ultimately, the influence it has on the world.
The city is home to an array of remarkable Black-owned local businesses that play key roles in maintaining that influence. There are many prominent Black-owned boutiques around town and we’ve highlighted 11 below to visit and support.
God is Dope
Known as “God’s favorite brand,” God is Dope is a faith-based boutique that sells spiritual clothing and apparel centered around God. With tees, hoodies, footwear, hats and more available in-store and online, people can wear their faith in a cool way. Check out their collaboration with Slutty Vegan.
Location: Southeast Atlanta - 787 Windsor St. SW; Website: godisdope.com
Pressed
This Midtown boutique is for “fly, fashionable women and men of all ages all over the globe.” Founded in 2011, Pressed embodies strength, confidence and strives to empower men and women to wear what makes them feel good and look good. Check out some of their fabulous dresses and sets and much more. They also offer plus sizes, swimwear and eye-catching shoes.
Location: Midtown - 296 14th St. NW; Website: pressedatl.com; Contact: 404-500-5455
TAGS Boutique
We all know Atlanta legend Kandi Burruss (The Real Housewives of Atlanta), but have you made a stop by her boutique? Kandi co-founded TAGS Boutique with her friend, Peaches Chin, to provide luxury for less. Be a boss like Kandi and check out some of their stunning jumpsuits, dresses and their curvy girl collection. Shop here and you’ll be “gone with the wind fabulous!”
Location: Downtown - 177 Peters St. SW; Website: tagsatl.com; Contact: 404-883-3836
Versus ATL
This local vintage shop offers new and used apparel that blends a combination of hip hop and streetwear culture. If you’re looking for new sneakers, check out some of their inventory. Some of the coolest vintage items found on their site (that aren’t sold out yet), are a size large Georgia Dome t-shirt (RIP) and a medium 1996 Olympic Jacket. Make sure to act fast if you’re interested!
Location: Downtown - 323 Nelson St. SW; Website: vsatl.com
The Village at PCM
Lakeysha Hallmon’s The Village at PCM is a boutique that brings together cause, culture, retail and community. The Village houses an assortment of Black-owned brands that sell clothing, apparel, home goods and more for all ages. Customers can explore all the different brands that are featured in-store and online.
Location: East Atlanta - 675 Ponce De Leon Ave. NE, Suite 225; Website: thevillageretail.com; Contact: 404-907-1918
The Beehive
The Beehive is a boutique collective that helps bring awareness to local entrepreneurs and independent designers serving as their platform. Offering apparel, baby goods, houseware, accessories, jewelry and local foods, this is a great spot to find handmade designed items. Whether you’re looking for a gift or just shopping for yourself, make sure to stop by here next time you’re in the Edgewood area.
Location: East Atlanta - 1250 Caroline St. NE, Suite C120; Website: thebeehiveatl.com; Contact: 404-581-9261
Happy Mango Baby Boutique
Over on the west side, Happy Mango is an eco-friendly boutique that’s a one-stop-shop for all things baby and new mothers. Former record executive, Phnewfula Newfala, founded the store back in 2009 in an effort to create an accessible space where customers can buy safe products for themselves and their little ones. If you’re an expecting mother, consider registering with Happy Mango for your baby shower registry.
Location: Northwest Atlanta - 200 Chattahoochee Row. NW, Suite D; Website: shophappymango.com; Contact: 404-600-8387
Pink Sky Boutique
Chic and affordable? Look no further than Pink Sky Boutique which sure won’t disappoint. Their new arrivals are bright, effortless and colorful - perfect for that end-of-summer style. Finish off your outfit with something that’ll make it pop, their amazing selection of handbags is on another level. For a more casual look, take a look at their signature chic tees.
Location: East Atlanta - 485 Bill Kennedy Way SE, Suite D; Website: pinkskyboutique.com; Contact: 404-549-7047
Funky Flair Boutique
Opened back in 2012, this successful women’s clothing and accessories boutique offers a unique fashion experience. Women are empowered to feel bold and confident in their outfits. Funky Flair offers an eclectic mix of trendy pieces. No matter your style, you’ll be sure to find something here from dresses/jumpsuits to their tops/bottoms.
Location: Marietta - 3020 Canton Rd., Suite 220; Website: funkyflairboutique.com; Contact: 770-419-3606
Atlanta Influences Everything
Listen up, ATLiens: get ready to show your hometown pride with the help of Atlanta Influences Everything. We know that Atlanta’s (cultural) influence is worldwide and what initially started out as a brand, has ultimately become a movement. From their homecoming series and 1996 collection, to their iconic tees and more, you’re sure to find the perfect piece to represent your love for Atlanta.
Website: aie.life
The Taste Boutique
Owners Teresa and Michael joined forces for The Taste Boutique, a shopping destination where you can snag brands of ready-to-wear, home decor and gifts. The pair met on the set of the movie “Like Mike,” where Michael was the film’s screenwriter and Teresa is the mom and manager of the film’s star, Lil Bow Wow. With Michael’s entrepreneurial acumen and Teresa’s creativity, sense of style and experience in the design industry, The Taste Boutique is a must-stop shop.
Location: Midtown - 1115 Howell Mill Rd P 105; Website: thetasteboutique.com; Contact: 404-410 4477
