Sole Shoes & Accessories

I’ve been shopping this store for years and I must say that they are consistently amazing. The selection is always diverse. You are sure to find what you need even if it’s a last minute rush to find something. The layout of the store is very organized and generally arranged by color and style which makes it extreme easy to navigate the store. The dressing rooms are roomy. The staff is great. They are not pushy and very helpful. As a boutique shopper, I can tell you that Solè is among the best in Atlanta.

I have been shopping here for years and I’m not sure why I’ve waited till now to write a review. What I love most, beside their shoes is the shopping experience. I walk in and I am immediately greeted. I’m given the run down on whats new and whats on sale. I’m also asked if I’m in search of anything (there is eye contact involved.)
They make shopping even more pleasant by picking out clothes I might like and placing them in my very own dressing room. Ok, not my dressing room but you get where I’m going… Can you say top notch service! The attention given to their customers, trendy clothes and shoes keeps me coming back.

I love this store! I’m surprised it isn’t at the top of the list when searching «clothing boutiques» in Atlanta. Out of all the others in the list, this one is my favorite, price point and style. I always find something cute when I stop by. A cute pair of shoes, unique piece of jewelry handcrafted by a local artist, a beautiful scarf, dress, or classic pair of leggins… this is the spot. The 2015 spring collection is colorful, diverse, and very affordable. I’d say the avg price point for clothes is ab $ 40-​$ 50; shoes $ 80 – 100. If you’re looking for every day affordable fashion you won’t find in a mall, Sole is the place to go!

I have gone into this store several times and made purchases only because theh clothing and shoes are very cute. I’ve also gone a couple times due to scoutmob and groupon.
I’ve now came to my senses and will not be visiting anymore because the staff seems to be very rude. I am hardly ever greeted upon entering when someone just after me is and never asked for assistance while looking. It almost seems as if it’s only to certain people. I have noticed the rudeness on several occasions and have had others tell me the same so I just had to write this review. Bad customer service is a pet peeve of mine.

ScoutMob brought me to Sole, but their fabulous shoes, clothes, bags, and accessories keep bringing me back — that and the adorably friendly sales staff! Their stock is less expensive than most Atlanta boutiques, and there are always a handful of truly standout pieces. I’ve scored Jeffrey Campbell shoes, Matt & Nat bags, more adorable dresses than I can count (all under $ 100), and (most recently) a C. Luce leather jacket that I’ve been using to conjure fall (it’s totally working).
Be sure to sign up for their mailing list, because Sole regularly sends out coupons to their repeat clients! The Atlantic Station location is fabulous, too!

Been frequenting this store since it opened at Edgewood. I have several amazing purses that I bought here – all reasonably priced. I also bought several cute tops/​dresses here. Love how she sells trendy pieces that are cheaper than department store prices. Love Jeffrey Campell shoes too!

Really cute shoes. You can find different things you may not find everywhere. I have only been to the Edgewood location which I can’t stand driving too. Can’t wait to visit the new Atlantic Station location. Great customer service and selection.

My shoes literally flew off of my own feet when I saw Sole’s Scoutmob listing this past summer.
I’ve been shopping here for a few years now. Located in the Edgewood shopping center, Sole is a small boutique carrying several racks of womens clothing, tables of highly fashionable shoes, and plenty of purses and accessories to choose from.
They typically have at least ONE sale rack in the store for clothing and shoes, where you can find a lot of pieces marked down significantly. The people who work here are also very helpful and conversational when you need it.
I really like their selection of Melie Bianco purses, and never said never to 50% off of a $ 90+ handbag. I will tell you all that I found the EXACT same purse in Loehmann’s for %25 off the original price. I’m glad I snagged it with the Scoutmob @ Sole while I had the chance.
Sole is great even if you are just browsing, creating a wishlist, or treating yourself. So go ‘head. TREAT. YO. SELF.

I love this store. This is probably my favorite place to shop in Atlanta. The prices aren’t bad and they always have such cute stuff.
The people that work here are also great. They are very friendly and helpful. I came in one time in a huge rush as I purchased a dress only to discover when I got home part of the hem came out. They let me exchange the dress even though I’d forgotten my receipt. They also have great recommendations. Great store!!!

Scoutmob is a powerful psychological tool. So powerful it could have persuaded Casey Anthony to plead guilty, that wretched trollop. (Sorry, it’s the day after her acquittal.)
…Scoutmob is such a powerful psychological tool that it convinced me I scored a deal today at Sole, a shoe boutique in the Edgewood Retail District offering brands like Seychelles (one of my all-​time comfortable favorites) and Poetic License (a friend of mine got an adorable pair of PL pumps here — I hate her).
After not much deliberation (about as much as Casey Anthony’s spineless jury!), I decided on a unique pair of Jeffrey Campbell wedges, neutral yet popping with deep blue and gray. A peep toe makes them warm-​weather appropriate, along with a two-​toned T strap.
The employee who helped me — Lacey — was super cool, too, and will let me know when a peacock feather-​adorned pair of sandals that demanded my attention is available in my size.
Damn you, Scoutmob and DAMN YOU, Casey Anthony.

I went in there yesterday to use my Groupon. When I had finished trying on a pair of shoe and was trying to get my VIbram 5 Fingers on, the blond chickie who was well endowed in the chest department asked me if I needed any help. I said, «No, just trying to get my 5 Fingers back on.» (If you don’t know what 5 Fingers are: www​.vibram​fivefin​gers​.com/​i​n​d​e​x.htm — they are kinda difficult to get back on). She responds, «Oh my friend has a pair of those. They look silly.» I responded as she is walking away from me, «Yes, but they are so comfortable.» However, the reaction in my head was much different, «Um, excuse me? Did you just insult my shoes when I have money to spend in your store? Yes, I think you did.» Had the clothing not been cute and reasonably priced I wouldn’t have considered purchasing ANYTHING after that insult.
I end up buying a dress and a pair of shoes anyway because I liked them so much; spending more than my Groupon. It was pretty busy when I was in there, and there were two women working. I will give the blond chickie credit for at least asking me and others in the store for help because the other girl didn’t even do that. She kept on tagging the clothes that had just come in with security tags even though the store was busy. Additionally, where she was tagging things was in front of the jewelry case, so you couldn’t go look at the jewelry. I did actually have a question about some belts to go with the dress I bought, but the blond chickie was behind the counter checking people out at this point. The other chickie still didn’t seem to care about helping ANY of the customers, so they lost another purchase from me because no one seemed too willing to help. My belt purchase ended up being from Target, so I guess I should thank them because I still got a cute belt and it was MUCH cheaper than the $ 54 I was thinking about purchasing from them.
I MAY go back in there, but only because the clothing is reasonably priced and super cute. As for my customer service experience was pretty much crap, and I really can’t believe the blond chickie insulted my shoes.

This is hands down my new favorite store! I went dress shopping for a wedding and first went to a place I like in downtown Decatur and bought a dress for a little over $ 100 that I liked but wasn’t in love with because I thought I only had time to go there. I headed over to sole shoes after the sales woman at the first store recommended it for a cute pair of shoes. I was in love the second I walked in. Gorgeous shoes, dresses, handbags, and jewelry. My friend and I spent a good hour in the dressing room. Nothing look bad, we loved everything we tried. She walked away with four new dresses and I walked a away with two new dresses for less than I paid for the first one. I will be wearing one of them to the wedding and returning the dress I bought first that day. I can’t wait to come back in a few weeks for more dresses for holiday parties.
Tip: They are still doing the scoutmob deal (50% off up to $ 100) and there’s also a 20% return perk, so if you have a droid or iPhone get the app ASAP!

Sole is c-​u-​t-​e CUTE. From the precious Mary Janes and trendy oxfords to the colorful coats and unique clothing, this is a spot where Emma Pillsbury would feel at home. And yes, that is the ultimate compliment in my book.
The focus is on the shoes, and they do them well. Brands include Seychelles, Poetic License, and Jeffrey Campbell… of course, some of my faves. If you’re not familiar with these brands, you can expect to pay in the $ 80-​$ 120 price range for a pair: totally reasonable for something oh so unique and downright stylish. In my few visits here, the staff has been super helpful and fun to chat with, which just adds to the cheery feeling of the place.
I had put a pair of yellow mary janes out of my head until now but at this moment, well, I’m glad to see they’re open till 8pm.

I really only shop for clothes at 4 places: Anthro, Urban, Target, & my very favorite, Sole… It is my happy place… Like a breath of fresh air.
In all seriousness, Sole mirrors a high end boutique in the sense that it has those one-​of-​a-​kind, only ordering one set of S, M, L dresses & shoes, but the items here don’t have the hefty price tags that usually come with it. Plus, they ensure quality pieces by carrying brands like KLD Signature, Veronica M, Angie, Ya, Hobo, Matt & Nat, & the like. But, if for some godforsaken reason you lose a button (my trench coat purchased here needed the buttons reinforced), the sales team will work with you to fix it. They even have a steamer & spare hangers on hand in case you need your special something spruced up for the evening’s festivities… you can’t beat that kind of customer service these days!
It’s all women’s clothes, shoes, bags, & jewelery, so men should be forewarned. Although, they do have two plush men’s chairs strategically placed near the mirrors to offer up seals of approval to their girlfriends… kinda cute :) Definitely go check them out next time you get paid, but don’t waffle too much over your item du jour… In my experience, sizes get snatched up rather quickly, so get it while it’s hot!

This place IS the jam.
I want to meet the buyer and shake her (his?) hand. For reals.
Their shoe selection is always on point, not too trendy but always of the moment and vast. The bags, Hobo, Matt&Nat etc are of excellent quality in a wide variety of colors and styles.
The sales staff is helpful but doesn’t follow you around the store or bother you every 2 seconds.
The store also has a clothing selection, but I always come in to peruse the shoes and bags. A veritable museum of quality footwear.

They have a great selection in a tiny spot. I have found some of the sexiest shoes here, and worn them to many occasions! I have also bought accessories and clothes here, and found those to be delightful. I am on the mailing list and highly recommend the SALES!

Love, love, love this shop and I love that they have so many Jeffrey Campbell styles. Their shoe selection is very nice and prices range wildly across the board, so many are very affordable. They have a nice clothing section and some very cute local-​made jewelry in stock. The employees are friendly and helpful too. A great boutique to check out if you are anywhere near.

I’ve been hesitating to share this with you, but misery loves company…
Since I live so close to the Edgewood Retail District, I’m there at least 3 – 4 times a week. Necessary outlets like Kroger, Target, Best Buy and Lowes are my usual destinations. But peppered amongst all the big box stores are quite a few really nice boutiques — one of which I absolutely hate. Or rather, I hate that I love it so much.
Aside from an amazing collection of funky, stylish shoes and handbags that always make my eyes glaze over and my mouth start watering, Sole Shoes and Accessories has a nice seletion of unique clothing that looks like it came straight out of New York boutique. For the quality and one-​of-​a-​kind styles, the prices are great. And the best part is… the clothes come in REAL WOMAN sizes. The store even SMELLS good — which I think is some secret Jedi mind trick to make me feel more at ease about parting with my hard-​earned money (they get the candles from the home furnishings store across the street, btw).
The staff at Sole is super friendly, but not clingy — they’re happy to watch you agonize over how many meals you’ll have to miss to justify buying that must-​have dress /​bag /​pair of shoes, without adding any sales pressure on top of it. And to be honest, as much as I ‘hate’ the place, the only buyer’s remorse I’ve ever had is that I couldn’t get everything I wanted in one trip.
So, the next time you’re in Edgewood doing the big-​box circuit, take a side trip to Sole. But don’t say I didn’t warn you.
cheers,
k

I have much love for my fellow Unilocalers, but you are not allowed to come to my closet and count my pairs of shoes.
It would be embarrassing.
That being said, I visit independently owned Sole Shoes & Accessories pretty much any time I go to the Edgewood center — it’s a side trip after going to Target, Kroger, Figo. . you get the idea.
Sole carries some of my favorite brands like Jeffery Campbell and always has a fresh supply of new styles. Prices and brands are the same that you’d find in a department store.
The «& Accessories» part has spawned into clothing, too — Sole now carries a small selection of apparel. Purses and wallets include ones from Hobo International and a bottomless mat & nat selection.
Fellow bargainites — check the back of the store for sale shoes and sign up for the email list for announcements of the frequent sales!

Sole Shoes & Accessories has a unique selection of shoes, boots, handbags, belts, scarves, wallets and other feminine delights. Some of the brands sold are NYLA, Two Lips, Diba, Pink Studio, Boutique 58, Magic Step Shoes and Hobo Bags. There is a clearance rack, however some of the shoes cost as much as a hundred plus dollars. Most of the shoes are trendy, fashionable and sophisticated catering to women between eighteen and forty.
Sole Shoes & Accessories is located in the Edgewood Retail District. Believe it or not my favorite part of the whole store was near the cash register. At the register there are all types of trinkets including distinctive hilarious female oriented greeting cards. I actually purchased a few for my friends. For more information call (404) 523‑1777.