Fellow Barber

About

Celebrating Tradition When we opened, what we now know as “contemporary barber culture” didn’t exist, and our first shop was created out of necessity. In NYC in 2006, there were two options for haircuts: to make an appointment at a salon and pay $90 and up or to pay a visit to the closest barbershop charging an average of $12 for a limited range of haircut styles and uneven quality. We wanted to provide an elevated and relevant sense of style with our barbering service, with a convenient, walk-in wait list and a $40 price point. Since then we have spawned a new barbering subculture, raised the overall barbering wage nationwide, and created new jobs by elevating the craft of barbering.

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