Office day
2–4 hoursThe barber sets up at your workplace for a block of back-to-back cuts. Staff book their own slots from a list you share.
Groups
Group visits are quoted for the day. Send a note and we will agree the hours and the price before the date.
The barber sets up at your workplace for a block of back-to-back cuts. Staff book their own slots from a list you share.
Cuts at a wedding party, a team event or a family gathering, timed to your schedule and set up where you say.
The same office on the same day each month, so the team can plan their cuts around it.
Group visits are quoted for the day, once we know the date, the place and how many people.
A group day
Four steps from the first note to the last cut.
Send the date, the place and how many people. A rough number is enough to start.
We confirm the hours and the quote in writing before the day.
The barber arrives early, sets up the chair and tests the outlet before the first cut.
One slot per person, then the barber packs up and sweeps the floor.
What we need
Offices and events need very little. We bring the chair and the tools.
Give us a room or a corner with a power outlet and space around a chair, and a parking spot for the rig near the door. A list of names helps: each person gets a slot, and the day runs back to back without a wait in the hall.
A room or a corner with an outlet
Parking for the rig close to the door
A list of names, so each person has a slot

It depends on the hours and the cuts. A fade takes 40 to 60 minutes and a lineup 15, and we plan the day around the mix.
Yes. Saturday is the usual day for events; offices can book any weekday.
A standing office visit repeats on the same day each month, so the team can plan around it.
Send the date, the place and how many people, and we will come back with a quote.