Neil C.
1/13/2018
So happy to have a place like this open up on the north side. Black and White offers a great selection of quality tattoo supplies at fair prices. I love that they have a many options of cartridge...
Black and White AK Tattoo Supply
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5003 W Irving Park Rd
Chicago, IL 60641
Located in the heart of Chicago, IL, Black and White AK Tattoo Supply is a haven for tattoo enthusiasts seeking top-notch supplies. This shop stands out for its wide selection of high-quality inks, needles, and equipment, catering to both seasoned artists and beginners looking to stock up on essentials. With its inviting atmosphere and knowledgeable staff, customers can expect a personalized shopping experience that caters to their unique artistic needs.
From vibrant color palettes to sleek black-and-white designs, this tattoo shop offers a diverse range of products to inspire creativity and elevate tattooing skills. Whether you're a professional artist or an aspiring ink enthusiast, Black and White AK Tattoo Supply is a one-stop destination for all your tattooing needs. Step into this shop and immerse yourself in a world of endless possibilities, where every ink stroke tells a story and every design comes to life.
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2.09 reviews
Dominique F.
3/17/2024
Made an account just to say how much this place sucks! Don't waste your time going there they are never open, even if they say they are! And if you think you can call ahead, guess again because...
Isiah B.
10/30/2023
This place fucking sucks. They are never open during their supposed "hours of operation" and never answer the phone. I've wasted copious amounts of gas and time driving up here just for them to be...
John B.
3/21/2023
I bet I would have great things to say about this place but each time I come it is closed and I cannot purchase anything. This is the 3rd time I've tried to come during the business hours posted...
Luis C.
3/8/2019
Took a my Friend who's a Tat artist recently to show him a new supply store he can buy from only to find out they were closed after advertising that they were open. Bad way to do business when...
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