Atlas Body + Home

One simple word. FABULOUS. My husband and I moved to the Edge district recently and this little gem of a gay men’s clothing store turned out to be right in our backyard. Convenient, yes, but more so than that, we found out how much they are dedicated to our community. The first time we went, I noticed how Tony and Jordan KNEW their patrons in the store and immediately came to introduce themselves to us and show us around. We were shopping for swim trunks that day and heard what we like and guided us along the way. And were not shy to say if something didn’t work or fit right. That’s honesty. That’s genuinely caring about your customer. As pride month rolled along, we kept running into them, whether at pop up spots or on the street, and they always had that same warmth we felt from the first time we entered Atlas. And their prices are not jacked up like some stores do. Support gay owned businesses, brothers. These guys are great.

My favourite store in St. Pete’s! I always seem to leave with a cute, unique item. The staff really helped me figure out the correct size to buy for my Dad, they are always so welcoming and friendly every visit. They truly curate a boutique inventory of fun fashion finds that no one else seems to carry yet their vibe feels like shopping in your besties store! 💕

Best store in Saint Pete if not the world. There two things in life that are very hard one being my arteries and two is my ability to find clothes I like wearing and look good in. I have been able to fulfill my stylistic endeavours at Atlas. I have received so many compliments . So if you want great clothes with compliments included free of charge shop here.

Working with Atlas Body + Home is an absolute pleasure. Their dedication to clients is admirable and their knowledge of this industry is unmatched. They are always available to answer questions and consistently exceed expectations. We are beyond grateful for their partnership with our Stroll neighborhood magazines and are proud to write this recommendation.

I’m not one to typically make a return, but I did today. I bought some shorts that ended up being just a bit too small. They didn’t have the next size up available. Unknowingly, the store only offers store credit (they do have a little sign that says so by the register, my mistake for not paying better attention 🙄). I made the purchase just a few days prior, tags still intact. It’s tacky business model, I’m now forced into spending my money ($100) in the store whether I like it or not. Currently there is not another item/items I am even interested in wearing.