Who cuts
Pick a chair, not a slot.
Everyone here can do everything on the menu. But each of them is quicker and better at some of it than the rest, so if you know what you want, book the person who does it most.
André
Chair 1
Skin fades and clipper work · 14 years
Trained in a two-chair shop where the fade was the only thing on the menu, and still does most of the blending by eye rather than by guard. Quiet chair — he will talk if you start it.
- Skin fades
- Line-ups
- Very short crops
Marco
Chair 2
Straight-razor shaves · 9 years
Came to barbering from a wet-shave background and takes the full forty-five minutes for a shave without apology. Ask him about the towels and you will lose twenty minutes.
- Straight-razor shaves
- Beard sculpting
- Cut and beard
Devon
Chair 4
Scissor work and longer hair · 6 years
The one to see if you are growing something out and it has reached the stage where it looks like an accident. Cuts dry as well as wet so what you leave with is what you will have on Tuesday.
- Scissor cuts
- Longer hair
- Grey blending
Sam
Chair 5
Kids and first cuts · 11 years
Has the patience for a first haircut and the sense to stop when it is not happening. Keeps the envelopes for first curls in the drawer by chair five.
- Kids' cuts
- First haircuts
- School-run appointments
Illustrative profiles written for this demonstration. These are not real people.
What they do
Book a name, not a gap.
Pick your barber and your time when you book. If they are full that week the booking page shows their next opening rather than quietly moving you to someone else.