Sol Tribe

12 recommendations and reviews from 12 people

• Referral from December 11, 2016
  

  Michelle L. asked:

  I need recommendations on a safe, clean, reputable place to get a nose piercing. Thank you!

  

  Sami C. replied:

  Casey Hosch at Sol Tribe http://soltribetattoo.com/home.html,

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• Referral from August 14, 2014
  

  Jay C. asked:

  I want this tattoo anybody know any good places

  

  Nina R. replied:

  Sol-tribe 56 Broadway Denver, Co 80203 303-832-1311 They're really good

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• Referral from February 12, 2014
  

  Darcy O. asked:

  Anyone recommend a great tattoo artist or place? Preferably up in the Denver area? Maybe a link to their site or a contact?

  

  Janet H. replied:

  Sal Tino, 303-832-1311 - SolTribe.com did all of mine and Leslie's. That is if you are looking for regular tattoos. Sister Bear (Beth) at The Blue Door, thebluedoor.net - 303-282-8290 for eyeliner

  

  Emily G. replied:

  Check out tyral Lane at sol tribe on Broadway

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• Referral from January 29, 2014
  

  Cameron M. asked:

  Anybody have tattoo artist recommendations in Denver? I'm looking for somebody who does great line work and vibrant coloring well.

  

  Katherine W. replied:

  http://soltribetattoo.com/home.html

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• Referral from October 3, 2013
  

  Nikki M. asked:

  Can anyone suggest a good tattoo shop/artist in or near Denver?

  

  Taylor G. replied:

  Sol Tribe Tattoo. Ask for Christel... Coolest Tatoo artist, one of the best shops i've been to near Denver. Honestly any of their artists are good, just depends on the style your looking for. http://soltribetattoo.com/home.html

  

  Claire S. replied:

  Definitely sol tribe!

  

  Katie M. replied:

  If you're looking for like a watercolor type thing, Delta Ink by the united Artist in Lone Tree is amazing. Otherwise, definitely Sol Tribe.

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• Referral from April 17, 2013
  

  Darthlizard asked:

  Finding a Piercer I currently have my nose, lip, and lobes pierced and I want to get my cartilage pierced on the top (3 small spikes on each ear). The problem is that my friend who pierced me before was never trained in cartilage - she had an internship at a tattoo parlor, but had to be let go before she could learn cartilage for financial reasons. I am left with the question: how do you go about finding a piercer? I was set on going to a certain shop because it looked really good on Yelp but it has a terrible street rep and further investigation proved that the internet had many horror stories from people who had gone there. I am trying to find a decently priced piercing shop with a good reputation, but have no idea on how to go about this. Are there any sites for these things? or does anyone here have a place they would highly recommend in the Denver area or greater Colorado? TL:DR Good piercing shops for cartilage in CO?

  

  666tommy replied:

  Alicia at [Sol Tribe](http://soltribetattoo.com/home.html)

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• Referral from February 28, 2012
  

  YayOrangeJuice asked:

  Can anyone recommend a tattoo shop? I'm looking to get a sleeve and was wondering if anyone has any recommendations for a good shop?

  

  IronsMaiden replied:

  Google tattoo shops in Colorado. Find an artist that suits your needs. I would personally suggest Th'ink Tank (http://thinktanktattoo.com/) or Sol (http://soltribetattoo.com/home.html), but look around, see who strikes your fancy and do some research.

  

  trebleKat replied:

  I had mine done at Sol Tribe on Broadway and they were awesome. I had a guest artist that isn't there anymore, otherwise I would recommend him. They were very clean, and had some fantastic artists. That being said, I plan on going to Marion Street for my next one to see Jenny Lee. A friend of mine had some work done by her and it was beautiful. It's not that there was anything wrong with Sol Tribe to make me go elsewhere, it just really does depend on what you're having done, and the style you want it to be. I recommend looking at several parlors (there are plenty of really good places around Denver to choose from), talk to the artists, look at their portfolios, and pick based off the artist- not the shop.

  

  jemare replied:

  Check out Aron Dubois. He was at Sol Tribe for a bit and now at Kaze Gallery. The man is an artist to say the least.

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