Citizen Supply

Good, clean and spacious store for clothing, kitchen utensils and ladies wallets. They have ladies clothing with special designs. This store is located at second floor @ Ponce Market. The unique concept that we can see in this store is a bar at center of the store. Customer service is very good.

Such a cool place to go to! Inside Ponce City Market upstairs, it had just about everything cute! From graphic tees, to adorable art prints, plants, leather making, and candles, it literally had everything I never knew I wanted.

Cool knickknacks and hipster vibe. You can find locally made products here. If you're interested in finding unique things in ATL, this is a must-visit.

Bright and beautiful supply store with clothes and home goods. It's very spacious and there's even a bar inside. The prices are decent and the staff is incredibly helpful! I enjoyed shopping here.

Really enjoyed working their weekend pop up shop selling our game Last Couple Standing

LOVE this shop!! So many fun items and really nice staff.

This is such a great store. You can find the most unique things (art, clothes, jewelry, etc)! Great place to buy gifts or something for yourself. I found this keychain at Glad & Young (in Citizen Supply) and had to have it. :) The employees are always so kind, too!

Many interesting, artisan vendors. Booths where they work. Clothes, leather goods, pottery, and more. Some pricey, some not.

Shops that showcase curated good from independent makers can often be hit or miss, but Citizen Supply is consistently a hit. The goods sold there seem to be very thoughtfully considered, and the collection as a whole is cohesive, which isn't easy to pull off. What Citizen Supply has created is a relaxing place for window shopping, for learning, and they're also trying to make it a place for hanging out.

I think there are some set-in-stone sellers at Citizen Supply, but they also advertise that they add new sellers each week. I haven't visited tons of times, but I wouldn't be surprised if they rotate through some sellers and goods. The usual fare includes a brand new plant shop (which I love!), painted leather, handcrafted leather shoes and lots of eco-conscious and thoughtful apparel, stationery and prints, plenty of Atlanta-themed goodies, some interior design and furniture, vintage bicycles, candles and candle-making classes, jewelry, and body care. This would be a great place to shop for a gift (and maybe an even greater place to shop for yourself!).

Sometimes the makers and sellers are in house, but in general Citizen Supply is hands-off when it comes to the staff. If you have any questions, you'll probably need to find someone at the counter to ask.

Citizen Supply is located on the second floor, right above West Elm. If you visited in 2017 or earlier, I'd encourage you to visit again because the space has been filled out nicely with beautiful, interesting, and exciting finds. There's a bit more room to grow, but it's got good momentum now. I love coming solo for a relaxed browsing session. There's always something new to check out.

Found some great souvenirs from local artists and artisans. The staff was very helpful in making recommendations and looking in the stock room for sizes I requested. It was my first time in Atlanta, and two very friendly, helpful employees names Sienna and Ryan wrote out a list of attractions I could see and things I could do, particularly during the cold, rainy weather that was going on during my time there. Would definitely recommend this place to travelers and locals alike!

Citizen Supply is like a pop-up shop that never goes away.

They have really cool and unique pop culture clothing clothing brands, art, pins, candles and other random items. It's in Ponce City Market though, so everything there is on the pricey side. Don't stay too long unless you're willing to part with your money because you'll more than likely find something you'll really like.

A one-stop-shop for all your gift giving needs. Equal parts pop-up shop, craft fair, and hipster department store, you can truly find something for everyone. Prices do run high, but there is a sale area and many of the artisans have lower-priced items if you want a taste of their work. Maybe it's my Northeastern and crafter sensibilities, but I thought even the full prices were reasonable for unique and handcrafted items.

If you're looking for anything trendy to wear in Atlanta this is the place to check out. They sell accessories, art, clothes, hats, pots, plants, belts, literally anything you'd want. Their clothes are very reasonably priced especially for being in the Ponce City Market. They sell all sorts of Atlanta/Georgia themed items. They even have a bar/restaurant in the middle of their store. This place is a one stop shop for all of your Atlanta necessities. Definitely check it out. Great for gifts especially

I visited this store while in Atlanta from out of town. There were two items that I wanted after I got home that were not on the website. I sent an email to the store and Sally quickly responded with a link to pay online and to have the items shipped directly to me. I really liked the store while visiting, now I love it. Thanks again.

I can't say enough honestly. Lovingly handcrafted items from all over. Plenty from ATLiens crafty & clever crowd too. It's just a joy to walk through and admire all the talent and hard work. You won't leave empty handed. That's for sure. The staff is fantastic as well.

So cool! Great items to grab as gifts (or for yourself.) Plus they have a super cool bar in the middle of it. Definitely worth going up to the second floor for :)

Love this place. Eclectic, simple accessories, clothes, and other decorations/items. It's a little overpriced but you can't find many items like you will find here.

Such a great selection of local vendors and absolutely love the jungle of plants in the back. We always have to stop in every time we visit PCM!

Many interesting, local-based boutiques. Wow. Great ideas and very kind and helpful staff

Really cool vibe. Expensive but worth it. Everything is cute! It reminds me of the Atlanta version of urban outfitters