Step 1
2 min
Talk it through
We look, you talk, we agree on a length. Bring a photo if you have one; we will tell you if it will work with your hair.
A barber points at the side of a customer’s short dark hair with a comb
Barbers in Eastgate
Walk in rough. Walk out sharp.
Fades, scissor cuts, beards and hot towel shaves on Market Row. Book a chair, or take a ticket at the door.
Now serving
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Walk-ins till an hour before closing
How a cut goes
Six steps to sharp
Forty-five minutes, more or less. Here is what happens in the chair.
Step 2
5 min
Wash
A proper wash at the basin, so the clippers glide and the cut sits right.
A barber’s hands washing a customer’s hair in a black basin full of foam
Step 3
15 min
Clippers
The fade goes in: guards first, then the blending, then the edge. No shortcuts.
Clippers fading the back of a customer’s head into a crisp skin fade
Step 4
15 min
Scissors
The top, cut over the comb, so it falls the way you style it at home.
Scissors cutting over a comb on a customer’s dark curly hair
Step 5
5 min
Razor
Hot foam and a fresh straight razor for a clean neck and a sharp line-up.
A straight razor cleaning the line on the back of a customer’s neck, with white foam
Step 6
3 min
Finish
Product, the hand mirror, and a minute to say if anything is off. Then you are done.
A barber styling a fresh short haircut with pomade while the customer looks in a hand mirror
Prices
On the board
What is on the board is what you pay. The full list, how booking works and gift cards are on the prices page.
All prices— Hair —
- Cut and finishtakes 45 min£28
- Skin fadetakes 45 min£30
- Scissor cuttakes 50 min£32
- Buzz cuttakes 20 min£16
- Kids’ cut (under 12)takes 30 min£16
- Cut and beardtakes 60 min£40
The chairs
Meet the crew
Owner · fades and beards
Scissor work · classic cuts
Shaves · classic cuts
Fades · designs · kids
Hot towel shave
The full treatment
Forty minutes in a reclined chair: hot towels, a lather made by hand, a straight razor with a fresh blade, then a cold towel and balm. The best thing you can do for your face on a Friday.
- Hot towels, twice
- Fresh blade, every time
- Cold towel and balm
Saturdays
Kids’ cuts, no tears
Saturday mornings are for small customers: a booster seat, quiet clippers, and a lollipop for after if they want one. Parents sit right next to the chair.
- Saturdays from 9
- Booster seat, quiet clippers
- Under twelves £16
- Chairs
- 4
- Days a week
- 6
- To book online
- £0
- Fresh blade per shave
- 1
How the shop runs.
From the chair
What they said
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Journal
From the chair
How to ask for the fade you want
Low, mid, high, skin or taper? The words that get you the fade in your head, not the one in ours.
Cuts · Fades
A beard that behaves
Wash it, oil it, brush it, and come in every four weeks. The short version of beard care.
Beards · Care
Why we close on Mondays
The shop is closed on Mondays and open late on Thursdays. Here is why.
News · The shop
The Hard Part
Once a month: new barbers, Saturday slots and one grooming tip that works. Never more.
Your chair is waiting
Book online in a minute, or just walk in and take a ticket.