Onward Reserve

* Kyle picks up a long-​sleeved t-​shirt. It’s an airbrushed, artistic (and well done) photo of Ronald Reagan wearing a cowboy hat and laughing his ass off, like he just introduced his grand plan to Bush, Sr. «It’s called crack and it is going to destroy the whole inner city. We’ll roll it out next month.»
I wasn’t sure if this shirt was meant to be ironic, and before I could ask, my cousin pointed to a hideous pair of loafers that may have been made of gator or snakeskin, grabbed me by the arm and ushered me out of the store as fast as he could.
«Ya’ll want a beer, or coke?» the polite sales associate asked as I was whisked outside.
Coke? On this side of town? Is this all part of Ronald’s executive order being enacted more than a decade after his death? I don’t know, and fear talking about it will put me in grave danger.
On a serious note, the store’s layout is clean and easy to navigate between one god-​awful looking piece of clothing to the next (look, shoes with tassels normally worn by 60 year old men marketed to and worn by kids with ‘Bama bangs who say «bruh!»), and the staff is friendly but silently judging you for wearing your BLM button.

We are proud patrons of both Onward Reserve in Buckhead and OR in Athens. One thing I love is how easy it is to order items from these stores and how if something isn’t in stock in one, its no problem to call the other and get it shipped to your house ASAP. Fantastic service for really great menswear, including Southern Proper, one of our faves! If you’re looking for the perfect fall tailgating outfit, look no further! This is also a great place to get gifts for your favorite guy — unique bowties, key rings, men’s facial cleansers and shaving kits, Yeti cups, frames, and some of the best smelling candles ever.

Onward Reserve is a great casual mens shop in Buckhead. This is their second location, the original is in Athens, GA. They offer a great variety of clothing, shoes, belts, etc. you wouldn’t normally find in your typical department store — Martin Dingman, Southern Proper, and Barbour are a few of the brands you will find here. They also have their own house brand of shirts and pants that are moderately priced. Service has always been top notch, and they have always offered me a beer, you can’t beat that. Give these guys a look if you are in the market for some new clothes, shoes, or a unique gift.

Nice casual mens clothing/​shoes store. I got a great pair of waterproof boat shoes. Service was great. I was offered water or soda and they gave me a couple free coozies too. They had a lot of button down casual and outdoor shirts, tees, shorts, shoes, swim trunks, boxers, accessories, etc. the prices were a little steep, ($ 90 for shirts, $ 50 – 60 shorts, and $ 150+ shoes) but the quality and brands seemed higher quality.
When I checked out I saw they had complimentary beer to offer as well! Maybe I looked too young for that. Or maybe it was a little too early. Hey, it’s 5:00 somewhere! Lol.

I have not met anyone who felt so entitled about himself in my life. TJ Callaway, AKA, huge SAE jerk, decided to park his trailer in the middle of a crowded parking lot and block all the other customer traffic. When asked politely to move it, he came out in a fury, cursed me out. Now I’m no saint, but a guy that actually has the nerve to tell someone that is parked legally that it is their fault and I am inconveniencing him? Wow. If this how you do business with your customers, then I hope you and your business take your entitled/​socialite POV and crumble and wither away. Atlanta is better of without your business.