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Feb 27, 2024 · From Woolf in Kings Cross to Johnny's Chop Shop just off Carnaby Street, these are the top-tier barbers you should be heading to if you want to look your follicular best. Not sure what to...
- Fish
- Ruffians
- Pall Mall Barbers
- Pankhurst
- Ted’s Grooming Room
- Joe and Co.
- Murdock London
- Slider Cuts
- Manifesto
- Nomad Barber
What was once a sex shop in an old fishmonger is now a hairdressing institution in an old sex shop. If the walls at Fish salon could talk, they’d likely tell tales of seafood, seduction and some of the finest scissor skills Soho has ever seen. Opened by Paul Burfoot some 30 years ago, Fish has become a name synonymous with London barbering and know...
Don’t let the name fool you, the highly-skilled staff at this Edinburgh-born barbering establishment are anything but violent, which is just as well given the array of bladed implements they have at their disposal. Ruffians was one of the names that spearheaded the barber shop revolution of recent years, giving rise to a new age of male groomingin ...
With a history dating back to 1896, the floor at Pall Mall Barbers is certainly no stranger to a smattering of shorn hair. The original Whitcomb Street shop is one of the oldest in the capital and despite having changed hands several times, has never stopped being used to chop mops. For mid-price cuts, Pall Mall Barbers’ has a glowing reputation, w...
Just off the severely beaten cobbles of Carnaby Street lies Pankhurst, a haven for gentlemen who like their haircuts timeless and classic. Wait for your turn in the barber seat flicking through chunky coffee table mags in the basement conservatory, before choosing between a classic cut, wet shave or hot-towel massage. The clientele here is more mat...
For an authentic Turkish barbering experience without having to set foot outside of London, try one of Ted’s Grooming Room’s 11 city-centre locations. Here you’ll be able to enjoy a relaxing hot towel massage, one of the closest shaves you’ll ever experience and, if you’re feeling brave, you can even elect to have the hair burnt out of your ears wi...
A DJ turned barber to the stars, Joe Mills is a man who knows his way around a pair of scissors better than most. His light and airy Soho salon offers some welcome respite from the more dimly-lit, ‘traditional’ barber shops that have otherwise engulfed the city – which is perhaps why he counts a selection of discerning musicians, models and actors ...
Producing its own range of acclaimed fragrances, creams and potions, Murdock is more than just a barber shop – it’s a grooming empire. With eight locations spread out over some of the city’s most selective neighbourhoods, the brand is delivering on its pledge to make traditional London barbering part of the modern man’s routine – earning itself a n...
When the likes of Dizzee Rascal, Anthony Joshua, Tinie Tempah and Reggie Yates are after a flawless fade, there’s only one place in town they’ll go. Slider, a former MC, has been doing his thing for over a decade, earning himself and his shop a reputation as London’s hottest spot for cutting afro hair. But don’t take our word for it, pop in and fin...
If you’re not a fan of the whole ‘ye olde barber shop’ vibe that a lot of outposts seem hellbent on perpetuating, the sleek, modern styling of Farringdon’s Manifesto might be more to your liking. You won’t find any wood-panelled walls or men in waistcoats here, but what you will be greeted with is a barbering experience unlike any other, courtesy o...
Located just off the East End’s bustling Brick Lane lies Nomad, an award-winning barber shop that lives up to its name. When proprietor and master barber Miguel Gutierrez isn’t in the shop cutting hair to perfection, he’s jetting off around the world to learn about his craft from the people who practise it and updating his Nomad Barber YouTube chan...
- Truefitt and Hill, St James’s. Walking into the wood-panelled splendour of Truefitt & Hill, you would be forgiven for thinking you had entered one of St James’s private gentlemen’s clubs.
- Ned’s Barbershop, City of London. In an intimate corner of private member’s club and five-star hotel The Ned, away from the noise of its bars and restaurants, sits Ned’s Barbershop, a speakeasy-style salon offering a plethora of pampering treatments to hotel guests, club members and Ned Friends.
- Ruffians, across London. Founded in 2012 in Edinburgh’s West End, Ruffians quickly garnered major acclaim for its friendly customer service, exquisite interior design and creative barbering finesse.
- Pall Mall Barbers, across London. The barber of choice for Prince William, Pall Mall Barbers has been tending to London’s hirsute gents for more than 125 years and boasts a team with over 500 years of combined expertise.
Aug 29, 2023 · Esquire's guide to the best barbers in London includes the most stylish places in the capital to get a tidy up, a trim, or a full-scale wet shave.
- Carmen Bellot
- Style Editor
Getting a good haircut is essential to looking stylish and finding the right barber key, here are 7 of the best barber shops in London for you.
London barbers are some of the best in the world, but the choice can be overwhelming. These are the finest barber shops in the capital, where you're guaranteed a great haircut.
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