For workplaces
A barber in your break room
Staff who can't get to a shop in a lunch hour can get a cut at work. The barber comes on a day you pick and runs it from a sign-up sheet.
One day, repeated
Pick the day once. We hold it every four weeks, or on the rhythm you set.
Back at the desk quickly
Cuts run 15 to 45 minutes, so no one is away for long.
Open to the whole team
Anyone on staff can sign up, whatever their hair.
How it runs
How a workplace day runs
Your contact does three things once; after that the day repeats.
- 01
Step 1: Pick the day
HR or facilities chooses a day, a start time and a room, and gives us a headcount.
- 02
Step 2: Staff sign up
We send a sign-up sheet or a booking link. Each person picks a time and a service.
- 03
Step 3: The barber sets up
We arrive 20 minutes early, lay the floor cloth, set the chair and check in with your contact.
- 04
Step 4: Back to work
Cuts run one after another. We clean up, confirm the next date and leave the room as we found it.
Questions
About workplace days
How many people make a day worth booking?
A day works for a team of any size. We match the hours to your sign-up list, so a small office gets a short visit.
Does the company or each person pay?
Either. Your contact tells us who pays when you book, and the booking shows the price before you confirm.
What if someone cancels on the day?
The barber moves to the next person on the sheet. A visit can be moved or cancelled with 48 hours' notice.
What does the room need?
A chair's width of floor, an outlet and a table. The facility checklist has the whole list.
Plan a workplace day
Tell us the building, the day and a headcount, and we'll send a first date.