Afro Centric Network - (Near Atlanta, GA)

4 /5 Michelle True Francois: One of my favorite AfroCentric places in the city. Its pricey but worth it to support this longstanding black owned business.

5 /5 Shadai Landrum: This was my first time visiting the Afro Centric Network store. I was immediately greeted and offered assistance. the atmosphere was welcoming, helpful and extremely pleasant. This store has natural soaps of all kinds, she’s butters, palo santo, a small collection of children clothing, a vast collection of women and men’s clothing, fabrics with such beautiful patterns & for an affordable penny, Ms.Debbie will craft you a wonderful wrapping of a head scarf. The following photos conveys the head scarf that was wrapped for me (in store) and the two price set I purchased.

5 /5 Jason Walker: When I lived in Atlanta, this was one of mom and my favorite spot. Before she passed I had the pleasure of bringing back here to pick up fabric and a few other items. The staff was always pleasant and helpful. Every time I visit Atlanta, I try to stop by! I recommend anyone looking for African clothing, beads, soaps, or any other items to check them out!

5 /5 Art by Delvon: Visiting this spot is always a cool experience. I love the cultured variety of african apparel, art, supplements, and products. Some of my favorites are their herbal infused soaps and pomade for hair and beard. They also have palo santo at the counter. Theyre located on Lee Street near West End Marta Station. Youll want to take your time and look around while visiting because they have a massive supply of goods. They have an impressive collection of original artwork as well. This place is highly recommended if youre looking for quality and unique african garments for the whole family.

4 /5 LuckieFoot: Everything was good inside the store except the oils all smell the same even though they were supposed to be different fragrances so either theyre using too much diffuser or not actually enough fragrance in their oils