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Everyday is Halloween

Wed, 27 Oct 2010 21:39:40 -0400

Halloween Closeout Sale

Fri, 1 Oct 2010 15:52:15 -0400

Psycho Sisters and Sister

Tue, 18 May 2010 23:48:36 -0400

Psycho Sisters in top 10 L5P must sees!

Tue, 20 Apr 2010 11:17:07 -0400

Originally featured in article,
“Top ten Little Five Points must sees: experience Atlanta's alternative neighborhood”
April 20, 6:58 PM, Atlanta Destinations Travel Examiner
By: Kelly Nelson

Top Ten Little Five Points Must Sees:
Experience Atlanta's Alternative Neighborhood
Atlanta Destinations Travel Examiner, Kelly Nelson

Bohemian Little Five Points, Atlanta’s Greenwich Village, is a short drive from downtown Atlanta, centered at the intersection of Moreland, Euclid and McLendon Avenues.

The funky, eclectic environment of Little Five Points has much to offer locals and tourists in search of the extraordinary. Don’t leave without seeing each of these top ten spots:

1) Aurora Coffee - get your caffeine buzz for the upcoming adventure with a coffee made by the Aurora baristas. It’ll keep you going for the next few hours. Dog friendly patio.

2) Junkman’s Daughter - funky shopping from super cool clothing, shoes, jewelry, to a collection of retro items and gag gifts. When you wear something purchased here, you’re making a statement! Dog friendly.

3) A Cappella Books - a full service bookstore. Spend some time browsing their new and used books. You can even sell or trade some of yours.

4) 42 Degrees South - a predominantly handmade glass store, you’ll find unique glass gifts like vases, cool martini glasses, window decorations, and even glass hookahs. They also have a collection of designer jewelry, candles, incense, and lotions. Dog friendly.

5) Sacred Heart Tattoo/Holy Mother Tattoo – while you’re in Little Five Points, you may as well act like a local. Visit one of these tattoo parlors to check out their artwork. Pick a design. Go for it!

6) Sweetgrass Salon & Day Spa – maybe after the tattoo you need some pampering. Sweetgrass offers massages, facials, and haircuts. You deserve it.

7) Criminal Records – now that you’re refreshed, check out this cool collection of compact disc & vinyl music and comics, novels, and other ‘groovy stuff’. Dog friendly.

8) Psycho Sisters – cool shop for slightly worn clothing & accessories. They’ll buy the clothes off your back if they’re hip. Dog friendly.

9) Crystal Blue – Atlanta’s coolest, new age shop, offering crystals, tarot cards, incense and more. Dog friendly.

10) Corner Tavern - after all this hard work having fun, end your adventure at a table at this central location. Treat yourself to a beer and some people watching. Dog friendly patio.

Enjoy!

Click Here to Take a Tour of Little Five Points
with Psycho Sister Owner, Angie Mclean!

CREATIVE LOAFING

Mon, 5 Apr 2010 17:11:46 -0400

Psycho Sisters spawns Jolly Family

Tue, 16 Mar 2010 02:19:49 -0400

Originally featured on August 15th, Atlanta Small Business Examiner
by: Sam Dobrow
Click here to see the original article!

Angie Mclean founded Psycho Sisters in 1991 and has grown this consignment store in Little 5 Points into a recognized brand name. Angie grew up in Clearwater. FL and has been an independent spirit since the age of thirteen when she began challenging the logic of what she was told. Even today, she describes her way of thinking as "intelligent rebellion". When she started Psycho Sisters people said "nobody will ever walk into a store with a name like that!" Today, they're eating their words.

Psycho Sisters on Moreland AvenueAfter graduating from University of Florida with a degree in advertising and journalism, Angie tried the corporate job but just didn't fit in. She was miserable and complaining to a friend who challenged her to do something she was passionate about. Angie was passionate about shopping for clothes. She was voted best dressed in high school and loved to shop in consignment stores to create her own fashion statement. It had never occurred to her to open her own store, but with this challenge in front of her, Angie opened her first store buying used clothes and selling them for a profit. This success taught her one key lesson, "allow things to occur to you".

Angie considers herself to be a tough boss. She doesn't micro manage her employees but she has two rules if you want to work in the store. First, "no gossip" and second "don't depend on my approval". These two rules result in an efficient operation and happy employees. Everyone knows their job and is expected to just do it. Without gossip, there isn't any of the productivity-killing office politics.
When she's not working, Angie is single parent to two kids, she loves world travel, and even spends one month each year in Hawaii. But it doesn't stop there, she loves to create, draw, paint, garden, build houses, and go to outdoor concerts. Spiritually, she is focused on the teachings of eastern religions and lives her life by "following the signs" that lead to life's synchronicities.

Sophisticate HipopieHaving become a successful entrepreneur and having matured through the challenges of motherhood, her creative juices are once again flowing. Angie is spawning a new idea "MYJOLLYFAMILY.COM", an Internet business that helps families express their identity through the display of unique character decals on their automobile. This brain child came to her while driving on a vacation and imagining the caricatures of people in cars all around her. She decided to develop and produce a collection of over 2400 family character decals with 4 ethnicities and most purebreed dogs. The decals are meant to be affixed to people's automobiles in groups representing the family in the car. Angie is convinced people relate to these characters as icons of self expression in the same way prehistoric man related to cave paintings - it's a spiritual aspect of human DNA.

After Angie's success with Psycho Sisters, we're expecting great things from MYJOLLYFAMILY.COM. Check out the website www.myjollyfamily.com and find your identity.

Rocker Girl Evolves with My Jolly Family

Tue, 9 Mar 2010 04:35:24 -0500

(Originally published in InSite Magazine, Steve Miller Publisher)

COOL CLOTHES ~ GUYS & GIRLS

Tue, 9 Feb 2010 15:00:14 -0500

Radio spot on Punkrockalypse with Amy Dumas

Wed, 27 Jan 2010 13:52:24 -0500

Amy Dumas, former World Wrestling Entertainment Diva, (aka Lita) became the lead singer for the Luchagors, a Punk Rock band.
She is now the voice of Punkrockalypse on Atlanta’s Project 9-6-1 (you may remember them as 96 Rock).

Click on the play button above to hear a recent Radio spot for Psycho Sisters that was featured the beginning of the year on Punkrockalypse.

CASH FOR USED COOL CLOTHING

Fri, 1 Jan 2010 14:21:49 -0500

Always Buying Current Mall Clothes

Sun, 1 Nov 2009 13:49:15 -0500

PSYCHO SISTERS GOT TWISTED!

Wed, 28 Oct 2009 15:35:37 -0400

We were featured on www.WithaSouthernTwist.com on October 28.
Click here to see the original article!

Psycho Sisters’ Halloween Costumes

Oct 28th, 2009 by Wendy

Okay girls and guys, if you’re looking for something cool to crazy to wear for Halloween and you haven’t discovered Psycho Sisters yet, then it’s a must on your Halloween costume quest. Psycho Sisters are fun consignment stores that offers everything from 60’s hippies, 70’s rocker, 80’s disco outfits to Austin Power-type go-go boots, accessories galore, and so much more.

They now have four locations in the metro-Atlanta area including
Little Five Points: 428 Moreland Ave. 404.523.0100;
Piedmont/Cheshire Bridge: 1879 Piedmont 404-733-5599;
Sandy Springs: 5964 Roswell Rd. 404.255.5578;
Cartersville: 17 E. Main St. 770.607.0888.
Go to their Web site for more information
and for a $5 coupon off a purchase of $25 or more.
Go to http://www.psychosistersshops.com/ or www.psycho-sisters.com.

PSYCHO HALLOWEEN

Thu, 15 Oct 2009 15:06:44 -0400

INSITE ATLANTA

Sat, 10 Oct 2009 15:28:39 -0400

HALLOWEEN HEADQUARTERS

Thu, 1 Oct 2009 15:48:01 -0400

NATIONAL ENQUIRER

Thu, 9 Sep 1999 15:13:58 -0400