Walk-in window Tuesday to Thursday, 10am–12pm. Outside those hours, request a chair and we’ll confirm by email.
Cuts, beards, hot towels
Four chairs, unhurried appointments and a short walk-in window. We cut every hair type, we say what will and won’t hold, and we finish properly.
Open Tuesday to Saturday Walk-ins Tue–Thu, 10–12 Card and cash
Hours & walk-ins
Appointments run to the clock, so a late arrival usually becomes a shorter cut rather than a longer wait for the person after you.
| Tuesday | 9am – 6pm |
|---|---|
| Wednesday | 9am – 6pm |
| Thursday | 9am – 8pm |
| Friday | 9am – 8pm |
| Saturday | 8am – 4pm |
| Sunday & Monday | Closed |
Tuesday to Thursday, 10am until 12pm, we keep two chairs unbooked for anyone who turns up. First come, first cut. If both chairs are busy we’ll tell you the honest wait rather than take your name and hope.
Midweek mornings and the first hour on Thursday are the calmest. Friday evening and Saturday before noon are the busiest — if you want a long beard reshape, avoid them.
Price list
Times below are the length of the booking, not an estimate. Every price includes a wash, a finish and the tidy-up around the neck.
| Service | Time | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Regular cutScissor or clipper, washed and finished | 40 min | £28 |
| Skin fadeTaper to skin, blended by hand | 50 min | £34 |
| RestyleA different shape, planned in the chair first | 1 hr 10 | £45 |
| Curl and coil cutCut dry, shaped to the curl pattern | 1 hr | £38 |
| Clipper tidySame length as last time, no restyle | 20 min | £18 |
| Under twelveWith a grown-up in the shop | 30 min | £20 |
| Service | Time | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Beard trimLine, length and neck set | 25 min | £19 |
| Beard reshapeNew outline, cheek line drawn in | 45 min | £30 |
| Hot-towel shaveTwo towels, straight razor, cold finish | 45 min | £36 |
| Cut and beardAny cut above with a trim, booked together | 1 hr | £42 |
| Head shaveClippers to razor, scalp balm after | 40 min | £32 |
| Line-up onlyEdges sharpened between cuts | 15 min | £12 |
Long or very thick hair may need the next booking length up — we’ll say so before we start, never after. Card and cash both fine.
Your visit
If you have never been in, this is the whole thing, start to finish.
Before anything is switched on, your barber looks at how your hair sits, asks what you liked and hated about the last cut, and agrees a length out loud.
Most cuts start at the basin. Curl and coil cuts are shaped dry instead, because wet hair lies about its length.
We stop halfway and hand you the mirror while changes are still easy. Speak up then — that is what the pause is for.
Neck cleaned, product only if you want it, and a straight answer on when to come back for this shape to still look deliberate.
The chairs
Ask for a name in the form and we’ll hold that chair. No preference is fine too — we’ll give you whoever is free soonest.
Scissor work & restyles
Mara opened the shop and still takes the longest bookings. If you want to grow something out without looking like you gave up halfway, she is the one to sit with.
Fades & line-ups
Dez is quick and exact with clippers and spends real time on the back of the neck, which is the part you can’t see and everyone else can.
Curls, coils & beards
Kit cuts textured hair dry and shapes beards against the face rather than to a template. Also the calmest chair for a first-time nervous customer.
What to ask for
Four things that make a cut land the way you pictured it. None of them require knowing the names of anything.
“I want it to sit flat without product” tells your barber more than a guard number. Numbers mean different lengths on different hair anyway.
Photos are genuinely useful. Bring one, and we’ll tell you honestly which parts of it your hair will do and which parts belong to someone else’s hairline.
A cut for a Saturday three weeks out is shaped differently from one for tomorrow. Tell us the date and we’ll leave the right weight in.
If you own no products and will not start, say so. There is a version of almost every shape that survives a towel dry and nothing else.
Questions
Both work. Two chairs stay unbooked Tuesday to Thursday between 10am and 12pm for walk-ins. Any other time, send the form and we’ll confirm a slot by email — turning up unannounced on a Friday evening will usually mean being turned away.
Up to ten minutes and we’ll still do the full service. Beyond that we’ll do what fits in the time left, at the price of the service you booked, so the person after you isn’t punished for it. If you’re going to be very late, email and we’ll move you.
Yes, and it’s a separate booking length for a reason. Textured hair is cut dry here so the shape you see in the chair is the shape you leave with. Kit takes most of these bookings; Dez handles fades into texture.
Shorter sides, a soft rather than hard outline, and no heavy product. We won’t sell you a fibre that promises coverage. We will cut a shape that stops advertising the gaps, and tell you which lengths will work against you.
Under twelves, yes, with a grown-up staying in the shop. Midweek mornings are quietest, which matters a lot for a first haircut. We don’t have a booster seat car, just a normal chair and a cushion.
No. We keep a small shelf of things we actually use on the floor, and we’ll only mention one if you ask how to get the finish at home. Saying no changes nothing about the cut you just had.
Reply to the confirmation email. A day’s notice is plenty and there’s no charge — it simply frees the slot for someone on the list. Repeated no-shows mean we’ll ask you to use the walk-in window instead.
Request a chair
Send this and we’ll reply by email with a time that fits the service you picked. Nothing is charged or held until you confirm.