Sharp Cuts, Every Time

Both work. Walk-ins are genuinely welcome and if a chair is free you will be in it. That said, Thursday and Friday evenings and Saturday mornings are the busiest windows in the shop, so if you are coming then, a booking is the safer bet. You can book online in about thirty seconds.

Across Newcastle a men's haircut generally runs somewhere between $25 and $70, with most shops landing in the low forties. Our Signature Haircut is $45 and our Skin Fade is $45, with a buzz cut at $30, kids at $35 and seniors at $30. Every price on our menu includes GST and none of them change on a weekend.

Yes, every Sunday from 9am to 4:30pm, at exactly the same prices as a weekday. We are also open Thursday until 7pm, which is handy if you cannot get in during a standard weekday.

Yes. Kids twelve and under are $35 for a cut and $40 for a skin fade, and high school students in Years 7 to 12 are $35 with ID. First haircuts are welcome and we will take as long as it takes. There is also a Father & Son at $70 if you want to do it together.

It is the traditional barber's shave, and it takes about thirty minutes. Your face is prepared with hot towels to soften the beard and open the pores, warm lather is brushed in, and the shave is done with a single-blade straight razor in two passes — with the grain, then across it. It finishes with a cold towel and a balm. It is a far closer shave than a cartridge razor gives you, and it is the single most relaxing thing on our menu. It is $40.

No, and no. The price on the menu is the price you pay, whether you tap a card on a Sunday afternoon or hand over cash on a Tuesday morning. Card surcharging is being banned across Australia from 1 October 2026 anyway, and weekend loading was never something we wanted to do.