Body Art Friendly Companies and Employers

Let’s start with the easiest option first, and that would be finding a job with a company that doesn’t have a problem with visible body art. We all know that you can get a job at most fast food joints if you have body art, although most of them will still make you cover any piercings with a band-aid. But for most adults, especially those with families, an entry-level job in fast food isn’t the optimal situation (although you should be willing to at least get a job in fast food temporarily, if that’s what it takes to put food on the table while you search for better work. A little money is better than no money at all.) So, if you’re looking for something a little more substantial than flipping burgers, where do you start?

I’ve started a very preliminary list of places that have been reputed to allow tattooed and/or pierced employees. Obviously, this list will grow over time. *Note!* It’s always possible that the policies are different from one region to the next. This list is just to help you get started; it will still be your responsibility to find out exactly what your local branch allows. If you click the name of a company below, it will take you to a page with information on what the company is, where they're located and how to apply. When possible, I will also include specific details on their current visible body art policies, but so far the companies I've contacted have been less than helpful in that regard.

Body Art Friendly Companies/Employers

Whole Foods	Sally's Beauty Supply
Hot Topic/Torrid	Trader Joe's
Border's Books	Target
Claire's Boutique	Piercing Pagoda
Burlington Coat Factory	Albertson's
Big Lots	Barnes & Noble
IKEA	Forever 21
Journeys	Spencer's Gifts
Sam Ash	Staples
Blockbuster	Ticketmaster
Hard Rock Cafe/Hotel	Best Buy
Kohl's	Anthropologie
Home Depot	Lowe's
Petco	Google
Fed Ex (Delivery)	UPS
MAC Cosmetics	LUSH Cosmetics
Tokyo Joe's	Dunkin Donuts
Half Price Books	Applebee's
Amazon(.com)	Zappos(.com)

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