The barbers
Everybody can do everything. But everyone has the thing they'd rather be doing — so ask for the chair that matches your head.
Chair one
Clean blends, sharp lines and the patience to get both sides even.
Chair two
Hot shaves and beard work, trained the old way and still strops by hand.
Chair three
Longer cuts, texture and the shape that grows out well.
The story
The first chair was a secondhand one, reupholstered in red, in a back room with a single mirror. Word got around. Two more chairs, a brick wall and a bench out front came after.
What didn't change: the hot towel at the end of every cut, the razor stropped every morning, and the idea that a barbershop is a place to sit for a while.
The tools
Clippers cleaned and oiled between every client. Fresh blade on every razor. Combs and capes washed, never shared without it. It's the part you don't see, and the part we're strictest about.
