THE TEAM

Meet your
next barber.

Find someone who understands your hair. Tell us the shape you have in mind, or let us work it out with you.

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Editorial portrait of Ellis with short textured hair and a pale work shirt
CHAIR / 01ELLIS WARD

Ellis Ward

CO-OWNER

Ellis likes the detail that makes a cut sit properly: weight behind the ear, the fall of a fringe, a neckline that grows out cleanly. Bring a reference or a rough idea; either is a good place to start.

SCISSOR WORK / LONGER SHAPES / RESTYLES

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Editorial portrait of Robin with wavy short hair and a graphite work shirt
CHAIR / 02ROBIN KEENE

Robin Keene

CO-OWNER

Robin works in small, precise steps. Short crops, soft tapers and beard lines are the daily favourites. Expect a careful check from every angle and some practical advice for the days between visits.

SHORT CUTS / TAPERS / BEARD SHAPING

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A SHARED WAY OF WORKING

You should feel
heard, first.

There’s no house haircut. We’d rather understand what you want, what your hair does and how much time you spend on it.

  1. 01

    Talk it through.

    We agree on the length and shape before we start. Nothing comes off until we’re on the same page.

  2. 02

    Check as we go.

    A mirror, a question, a small adjustment. You stay part of the conversation.

  3. 03

    Leave with a plan.

    Know how to style it, when to come back and what to ask for next time.

THE WALK-IN NOTE

Passing by?
Pull up a chair.

We keep room for walk-ins when we can. Appointments come first; we’ll give you an honest wait time at the door. The queue stays in the studio, not on a screen.

Call about a walk-in