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Sole

123 Luckie St, Atlanta

Sole proves that presentation and layout are art forms as integral to the retail industry as they are to Bhuddist monks tending to the zen gardens of Old Japan. Followed by a dedicated clientele ranging from the purveyors of street wear to a select few who walk in expecting to see a pseudo Brooks Brothers and walk out with minds fully blown, Sole may very well provide the only  experience of its kind in Atlanta. Expect to hear speakers ...

 
 

Ruin Skateshop

6125 Roswell Rd NE # 212, Atlanta

Amid a city awash in syndicated sports and sneaker stores, Ruin Skateshop can be a welcome breath of fresh air to anyone who takes the time to check it out. Whether you happen to be a skateboarder looking for your next pair of shoes to rip up or a dedicated follower of fashion looking for the latest in limited SB's Supras or Vans, Ruin has you covered with a humorous staff to boot. In the very words of the Ruin employees themselves: "[We like ...

 
 

Phat Gear

17 Decatur St. SE, Atlanta

Operated by hometown celebrity Hassan, Phat Gear has established itself as a staple in Atlanta's street wear scene. Offering established brands from around the world alongside the wares of up and coming locals, the store always finds a way to "connect while staying connected." It's no secret that you can always find a great deal, and the store's patrons swear by Hassan's music collection.

 
 

Stratosphere Skateboards

1141 Euclid Ave, Atlanta

Skateboarding is alive and well in Little Five Points, and here's where you'll find everything you need to enjoy this thriving sport. There is a diverse supply of boards, safety equipment and apparel, and the expert staff is happy to provide assistance to both enthusiasts and novices. Equipment servicing is available, as is a nice selection of athletic footwear

 
 

Standard ATL

1841 Peachtree Rd, Atlanta

Founded in 2003, owner Farshad Ashid’s business savvy means Standard now has two Atlanta locations and a steadily growing customer base. While Standard maintains that the product should shine, one of their stores has a wall-to-wall floor covering of stadium turf.Frank151: Tell us about the history of your store.Standard Atlanta: This August Standard Atlanta is actually going to be seven years old. Basically, as consumers ourselves, we started ...

 
 

Wish

447 Moreland Ave, Atlanta

A dramatic redesign of Wish Atlanta marks the advent of the store’s evolution from hipster outpost into a sophisticated purveyor of some of the world’s most cutting-edge labels. With its re-launch in September 2006, Atlanta’s style elite will be able to find the highly sought-after, limited edition footwear brands which have formed the bastion of Wish’s identity, alongside unique, handpicked fashion pieces from international designers under ...

 
 

Standard ATL

1841 Peachtree Rd, Atlanta

Founded in 2003, owner Farshad Ashid’s business savvy means Standard now has two Atlanta locations and a steadily growing customer base. While Standard maintains that the product should shine, one of their stores has a wall-to-wall floor covering of stadium turf.Frank151: Tell us about the history of your store.Standard Atlanta: This August Standard Atlanta is actually going to be seven years old. Basically, as consumers ourselves, we started ...

 
 

Ruin Skateshop

6125 Roswell Rd NE # 212, Atlanta

Amid a city awash in syndicated sports and sneaker stores, Ruin Skateshop can be a welcome breath of fresh air to anyone who takes the time to check it out. Whether you happen to be a skateboarder looking for your next pair of shoes to rip up or a dedicated follower of fashion looking for the latest in limited SB's Supras or Vans, Ruin has you covered with a humorous staff to boot. In the very words of the Ruin employees themselves: "[We like ...

 
 

Stratosphere Skateboards

1141 Euclid Ave, Atlanta

Skateboarding is alive and well in Little Five Points, and here's where you'll find everything you need to enjoy this thriving sport. There is a diverse supply of boards, safety equipment and apparel, and the expert staff is happy to provide assistance to both enthusiasts and novices. Equipment servicing is available, as is a nice selection of athletic footwear

 
 

Phat Gear

17 Decatur St. SE, Atlanta

Operated by hometown celebrity Hassan, Phat Gear has established itself as a staple in Atlanta's street wear scene. Offering established brands from around the world alongside the wares of up and coming locals, the store always finds a way to "connect while staying connected." It's no secret that you can always find a great deal, and the store's patrons swear by Hassan's music collection.

 
 

Sole

123 Luckie St, Atlanta

Sole proves that presentation and layout are art forms as integral to the retail industry as they are to Bhuddist monks tending to the zen gardens of Old Japan. Followed by a dedicated clientele ranging from the purveyors of street wear to a select few who walk in expecting to see a pseudo Brooks Brothers and walk out with minds fully blown, Sole may very well provide the only  experience of its kind in Atlanta. Expect to hear speakers ...

 
 

Wish

447 Moreland Ave, Atlanta

A dramatic redesign of Wish Atlanta marks the advent of the store’s evolution from hipster outpost into a sophisticated purveyor of some of the world’s most cutting-edge labels. With its re-launch in September 2006, Atlanta’s style elite will be able to find the highly sought-after, limited edition footwear brands which have formed the bastion of Wish’s identity, alongside unique, handpicked fashion pieces from international designers under ...

 
 

Wish

447 Moreland Ave, Atlanta

A dramatic redesign of Wish Atlanta marks the advent of the store’s evolution from hipster outpost into a sophisticated purveyor of some of the world’s most cutting-edge labels. With its re-launch in September 2006, Atlanta’s style elite will be able to find the highly sought-after, limited edition footwear brands which have formed the bastion of Wish’s identity, alongside unique, handpicked fashion pieces from international designers under ...

 
 

Standard ATL

1841 Peachtree Rd, Atlanta

Founded in 2003, owner Farshad Ashid’s business savvy means Standard now has two Atlanta locations and a steadily growing customer base. While Standard maintains that the product should shine, one of their stores has a wall-to-wall floor covering of stadium turf.Frank151: Tell us about the history of your store.Standard Atlanta: This August Standard Atlanta is actually going to be seven years old. Basically, as consumers ourselves, we started ...

 
 

Stratosphere Skateboards

1141 Euclid Ave, Atlanta

Skateboarding is alive and well in Little Five Points, and here's where you'll find everything you need to enjoy this thriving sport. There is a diverse supply of boards, safety equipment and apparel, and the expert staff is happy to provide assistance to both enthusiasts and novices. Equipment servicing is available, as is a nice selection of athletic footwear

 
 

Phat Gear

17 Decatur St. SE, Atlanta

Operated by hometown celebrity Hassan, Phat Gear has established itself as a staple in Atlanta's street wear scene. Offering established brands from around the world alongside the wares of up and coming locals, the store always finds a way to "connect while staying connected." It's no secret that you can always find a great deal, and the store's patrons swear by Hassan's music collection.

 
 

Ruin Skateshop

6125 Roswell Rd NE # 212, Atlanta

Amid a city awash in syndicated sports and sneaker stores, Ruin Skateshop can be a welcome breath of fresh air to anyone who takes the time to check it out. Whether you happen to be a skateboarder looking for your next pair of shoes to rip up or a dedicated follower of fashion looking for the latest in limited SB's Supras or Vans, Ruin has you covered with a humorous staff to boot. In the very words of the Ruin employees themselves: "[We like ...

 
 

Sole

123 Luckie St, Atlanta

Sole proves that presentation and layout are art forms as integral to the retail industry as they are to Bhuddist monks tending to the zen gardens of Old Japan. Followed by a dedicated clientele ranging from the purveyors of street wear to a select few who walk in expecting to see a pseudo Brooks Brothers and walk out with minds fully blown, Sole may very well provide the only  experience of its kind in Atlanta. Expect to hear speakers ...