Atlas Clothing

Best Store I visited in Seattle for vintage clothing, although I didn’t get to as many stores as I’d like to. Bus dropped me right near the Fremont troll n it was just a short still from there. If you are into vintage clothing I would call this little place a must stop in the Fremont area.

Atlas has tons of space and unlike some vintage/​consignment shops the prices all seemed very reasonable. They also have some new merchandise like rings and sunglasses mixed into gorgeous finds– from art to shoes, patches, tees, dresses… You can find amazing things in these walls! Make sure to cross the hall and check out the other side, too.

I have shopped at Atlas since it was a beautiful store on Broadway. When they first moved into this space in Fremont, I was a bit overwhelmed by all of the clothing and how large the space is, but today I went in and it had been curated into the most glorious collection of vintage that is much easier to shop! Rochelle helped me find some special pieces for my trip to the desert. Her guidance and suggestions made it such an amazing experience for me! I also found two small paintings from the 60s as they have included some special pieces from the Vintage Mall. I will definitely be coming over to Fremont more often to visit this gem of a store!

Love this place, but the employee I encountered today was extremely rude. I never write Unilocal reviews but this definitely deserves one. I work in customer service and I have truly have never seen someone with a worse attitude. not only were we not greeted by her in any way, her attitude while checking us out was COMPLETELY unwarranted. I was truly very polite and kind to her and still received terrible service. She was laughing at my friend under her breath and after she bagged up my stuff literally went «K BYE» at me. So condescending the entire time. Pretty sure she was acting this way because of the way we were dressed. Very very judgmental vibe. The hippest thing you can do is have a positive attitude! This place has some dope stuff but seriously get the fucking attitude under control. Your attitude and personal feelings towards other people have no place in the workplace and good employees should be kind to all of their customers. It seems dumb to me you would pay someone 13 dollars an hour to stand there and be rude. If a manager is reading this, please teach your employees some basic respect. It’s a bummer to be treated like that.

The best ever! Eclectic inventory and an awesome staff. :)

Walked in withy 16 year old daughter. No greeting no acknowledgment. Empty store — maybe two or three customers roaming around. Blaring talk radio dropped 2 f bombs and a few other choice words within 2 minutes. No move to change station or apologize. We walked out.
Nice customer service. Best of luck.

Atlas is sure to impress all veteran thrifters and vintage enthusiasts! If not for their quality selection, then for their fair price points! Its one of the few vintage shops in Seattle that have just as much of a men’s section as women’s. This is appreciated!
You can also bet on find unique jewelry pieces, and a plethora of hats! To put the cherry on top they use their space to host radical events, like comedy shows, and local music varieties! You won’t find as many home goods as you will at the Fremont Vintage mall but its so close you can go to both!
Definitely a notch above other, albeit very popular, vintage shops in Seattle!

I loved this store. Rooms filled with old, cool vintage (real vintage). Clothes, shoes, jewelry and so many pairs of awesome sunglasses, you’d never have to worry about losing your shades again.
I found so many pieces here that I wanted to take home, but refrained. I did snatch up a hip pair of real suede booties for a cool 20 dollars. Thank you very much. Not everything here is bargain priced like this, I got lucky.
Check this place out if you’re in the area. You never know what you might find.

Little pricey but full of cool old memories.
Shoes, shirts, the works from 50s through today. Neat to wander around.

Probably the best vintage clothing shopping in Seattle. Great selection, great prices. I’m not sure how they’re staying in business since the signage is really poor and I’m usually the only customer in there, but for now I’ll just appreciate that it’s not picked over like other vintage stores.

Wow. Amazing selection at super good prices. I’ve found great pieces from dresses to boots to pants for under $ 20! My only complaint is that I didn’t know about it sooner, it’s kind of hidden and not well advertised. They also have a great show space for live music and art… who knew? no one!

My favorite thing about this vintage/​used clothes store are the prices. Much more affordable for those who are considering the fact that not everything in used clothes stores is ‘vintage’ and it mostly just ‘used’. Either way, there is a wide variety of different styles offered here by the clothing dealers and usually stumble upon some items that I feel I must have. Most of the clothing for the females ranges on the smaller side. There’s usually some really cool boot and shoe options here, but again, finding the right size is always tricky. You’ll find great pieces between $ 10 – 30, and the customer service is friendly enough and always welcoming.

I *cannot* believe I had never been here before. I walked by this so many times and finally made it inside.
I need more time to go back and really explore all the different options.
The employees are hilarious and adorable and could have their own adorkable tv show. They made me miss my retail days. A lot.
There is a stage in the back that is so weird and cool. I would want to get married here, if I hadn’t already gotten married 10 years ago in a silent movie theater…

I’m a regular here. it’s the best. They’ve got a huge selection of womens clothing, a good selection of men’s, records, locally made and vintage jewelry, cheap vintage sunglasses, and an event space with a large stage and a balcony.
You don’t always find something when shopping here, but when you do it’s usually an incredible piece. The best part is hunting around, and if you’re a dude, don’t be afraid to scour the women’s clothing spaces, you can find some really funky pieces! I have found great sweaters, cardi’s, and a sick blazer here for a decent price.
Come hang in the Fremont area and check this place.

Majorly scored today on some «mom jeans».in reality they were vintage/​worn out Hulmut Langs, a sweet 70’s t-​shirt and the cutest florescent florescent florescent yellow sweater. The place is hidden but HUGE, lots of different vendors inside so a wide variety of styles and prices. Always new stuff and constant sales. I was also there for Artwalk on the first friday of the month and they had additional vendors in that night with their showcased artist and live music.

If you’re into vintage, eclectic clothing pieces, this is your store. Atlas has a lot to offer, but it’s not your typical consignment shop. You won’t find many name brands of today, or modern pieces for your wardrobe. Though, you’ll find plenty of floral, faded blouses and retro accessories. They had great deals on apparel, if only it was my style!

So this review isn’t so much about their clothes, which I’m sure are fantastic, but about their vinyl records! Holy wow batman! Who knew! Bargain priced at $ 3.00 up to $ 10.00 I found an amazing selection of good finds including old Beatles albums, Beach Boys, The Cure, and new stuff including MGMT and Madonna. It’s well organized and alphabetized, and it all seemed to be in great shape. Definitely a hidden gem!

Make no mistake, this is the shopping place of the sartorial elite. Analytically, I can see the richness of ideas exposed by each individual vendor and what they enjoy collecting, and analytically I can image the person who can incorporate these disparate, personality-​full clothing pieces as a supreme bad ass. That being said, I can only admire from afar for now, as I have no idea what I’d do with anything.
For reference, there is a wide selection of clothing for both men and for women, and at least in the men’s sizes a respectable range. There is no size organization though, the only fault I found.

Oh, Atlas Clothing, I have so many things to say.
I was a big fan of Atlas’ original location on Broadway. So many of my favorite pieces in life were purchased at that store way back when. I was so sad when they moved to 10^th and went downhill. They have recently moved from the Fremont Vintage mall into a new location on Fremont Ave, and the quality of the clothes is incredible. Amazing selection, fair prices, but a few significant glitches.
The location is very new, but at this point the racks of t-​shirts are so jam-​packed that you can’t see any of them without causing everything to fall of the rack. There are no places to hang any clothes in the dressing room, and tehy lack big mirrors outside the rooms, while the mirrors inside are at an awful angle that does not make you want to buy anything. More importantly, the staff are very cliquey and don’t have any interest in greeting customers or helping them in any fashion. It feels like one of those places where customers are an annoyance to them, which is not a great friendly start.
I think this place has serious potential, but friendliness and fixing the few basic but important details mentioned above would make this place an easy five stars. In my mind, feeling welcome and having staff that are genuinely friendly should be a number one priority at a business like this, especially when trying to make a major comeback. Hopefully these things will be attended to with time.

I bought a vintage shirt here. Not any vintage shirt, mind you. A kick ass 70’s-glittery-iron on ringer T with Darth Vader posing on the front with his light saber!
I don’t expect anyone else to be excited as I am about this. To each their own. I get excited about cheesy old clothes and Atlas provides. They will forever be on my list of stores to stop at.

i really, really, really, really, really, really like atlas. i have spent hours in there.
it’s a really cool place to go if you like to dig your way into things. it’s organized, but it’s organized by vendor. vendor 43 might line up their boots by height, but vendor 284 might just through his ironic sweatshirts in a pile on the floor. it requires a lot of patience and an ability to leave with something different than you wanted.
this is the only place i go for my nighttime t-​shirts. most of them are vintage, most of them are strange, and they’re all very comfortable. there are, like, pie eating champion 1973 shirts and circa-​90s weezer shirts and megadeth shirts that you could probably find traces of blood on and those puff paint tourist location shirts.
there’s a lot of true vintage, but sometimes you’ll find a $ 20 target shirt. the prices can be hit and miss. i would say it’s pricey to begin with, but there are sales and hidden gems and, again, you’ll just have to dig for it all.
this isn’t a place i bring people to. i get very serious on the hunt.
come here if you like owls and pyrex.

Atlas clothing is a staple on Capitol Hill. They have great vintage clothes and housewares. Some items are a little pricey, but everything in their store is in great condition for being vintage. The staff are always super helpful and all don a funky style of their own. Great place to stop by!

During the holiday season, I was mesmerized with Atlas. Perhaps it was the seemingly infinite amount of ugly holiday sweaters that won me over, but after the holidays passed, my love for Atlas went along with it.
Atlas is always hit or miss for me: hit for tacky holiday apparel; miss for everyday clothing. In browsing the racks, you can’t help but notice that they are brimming with rejects of past eras. While their vintage is pretty decent and commendable, the rest are either ugly, overpriced, or in most cases, both.

This is where ugly clothes from bygone era’s go to die. There are some trully amazing finds here, sadly I’m am so not emo or hipster enough to make the cut here. I also have hips which didn’t help but I found some awesome Tees.
Not all there stuff is thrift, they have a good deal of printed Tee’s and the like that are modern and totally hip but do not be swayed by there sizes… large is not large, its more like small in disguise.
I’ll be back if I have some serious hipster party to attend but I don’t think i’ll find much my size.
Oh yeah I almost forgot to mention… TONS OF SHOES! enough said.

Well, it’s kinf of ummm. a large assortment of fun things to look at.
I have never found anything to buy here. I have looked a lot and not ever been without a few «oh! Look at thats!» but no penny has crossed my palm for anything they have.
Next time I hope.