Thursday evenings now run late — the last chair goes at 8:30pm through autumn.
Request a chairA two-chair barbershop
Two chairs, no queue music, no upsell. Scissor work, skin fades and beard shaping cut to the shape of your head rather than to a picture on a wall.
Prices are held for every chair and every barber. Longer or thicker hair is not charged extra — the time is already built into the slot.
No gallery of other people's heads — just the room, the tools and the part of the work you will actually feel.
Every fade is blended by hand and checked in the back mirror before the cape comes off.
Blades are stripped and oiled between cuts. Combs and guards go straight into the steriliser.
Hot towel, a light dressing if you want it, and an honest answer on when to come back.
Four steps, start to finish, so nothing about the hour is a surprise.
Come five minutes before your slot. There is a bench by the window, and the kettle is usually on.
Your barber looks at how the hair falls dry first, then agrees the length, the weight and the neckline with you.
Wash, cut and check. You will be shown the shape halfway through, while it can still be changed.
Dressed or left natural, your choice. You leave knowing how to get the same shape at home.
Ask for whoever suits the cut you want. If neither is free on your day, either will happily pick up the other's regulars.
Owner · Chair one
Trained on scissor work and never really left it. Rowan is the one to ask for if you want length kept, weight removed, or a cut that grows out without a hard line.
Barber · Chair two
Clipper-led and precise. Mide handles skin fades, curl and coil patterns, and beard architecture, and is the reason the shop stays open late on Thursdays.
The last cut of the day starts forty-five minutes before closing. Beard and shave work stops thirty minutes before that.
Each morning both barbers hold their first two slots for walk-ins. Come in, give your name at the bench, and you will be told honestly how long the wait is — we would rather you came back after lunch than sat for an hour.
From midday onwards the chairs run on booked appointments, with any cancellations offered to whoever is waiting in the shop at that moment.
Mondays are closed to the public — that is blade servicing, laundry and the week's bookings.
Request a chairTell us what you want cut and roughly when. We reply with a time to confirm — nothing is booked until you have that reply, and we will never put you on a mailing list.