Cuts · Fades · Hot shaves
Sit down.Leave sharp.
A three-chair neighborhood barbershop. Good light, straight razors, a short wait and a long conversation if you want one.
Cuts · Fades · Hot shaves
A three-chair neighborhood barbershop. Good light, straight razors, a short wait and a long conversation if you want one.
Every service finishes with a hot towel and a neck shave.
Scissor or clipper, shampoo, hot towel and a style.
Taken down to the skin, blended by hand, lined up sharp.
A clean-up between cuts: neckline, sides and edges.
Scissor work for the length you're keeping.
Two hot towels, lather, a straight razor and a cold finish.
Shaped, lined with the razor and oiled.
Cut, hot shave and a face treatment. Bring nothing but time.
Twelve and under. Lollipop optional.
The shop
No screens over the chairs, no loud playlist, no rushing you out for the next one. Three barbers who each have a specialty, a straight razor stropped every morning, and a waiting bench that's usually worth sitting on.
From the book
“Best fade I've had, and the first barber who asked how I wear it before picking up the clippers.”
Regular, every three weeks