Choosing a tattoo studio is also choosing a space. For many people—especially within the LGBTQ+ community or with accessibility needs—the most important thing is getting tattooed in a place where there is respect, professionalism, and safety.
1. What it means for a studio to be truly inclusive
Real inclusion goes beyond “accepting clients.” It includes:
- Respectful language and treatment (no judgments or stereotypes).
- Clear anti-discrimination policies.
- Privacy when the client needs it.
- Active listening to understand limits, identity, and context.
2. Accessibility: details that matter
Signs that a studio thinks about accessibility:
- Comfortable entry, enough space, good lighting.
- Ability to adapt posture and session timing.
- Clear communication (before, during, and after).
A great studio doesn’t only do tattoos: it protects the human experience of the person getting tattooed.
3. How to identify a safe space
- Reputation: reviews that mention respectful treatment.
- Portfolio: diversity of styles and clients.
- Pre-consultation: how they respond to your questions.
4. Tips before booking
- Ask about privacy policies.
- Explain specific needs (breaks, timing, companion).
- Confirm aftercare instructions are provided in writing.
5. Closing
At Legassy Studio we believe tattooing is art for everyone. We work so each person feels comfortable, safe, and respected throughout the process.
