Barbershops trade on identity. The look of the place is the brand, and most of that look is print and signage — window lettering, wall graphics, price lists, cards and merch. Here's what we produce for shops fitting out or refreshing.
The shopfront
- Window vinyl — gold-look and cut lettering on glass is the classic barbershop treatment and still the cheapest way to look established.
- One-way vision film for full-window imagery with privacy for the chairs.
- Aluminium composite signs for the fascia or projecting sign above the door.
- A-frames for walk-ins welcome and today's wait time.
Inside the shop
- Cut vinyl lettering for mirrors, walls and the price list — sharp, permanent, and cheaper than framed signage.
- Wall murals for a feature wall behind the chairs, which is the backdrop in every photo your barbers post.
- Canvas prints for portraits, heritage imagery and shop branding.
- Posters for cut menus and pricing.
Booking, retail and repeat business — the print side
- Business cards — doubling as appointment cards for the next cut.
- Fridge magnets with your number on — cheap, and they outlast every other reminder.
- Stickers for retail product, and as the giveaway that ends up on laptops and toolboxes.
- Branded apparel — tees, caps and capes for the team, and merch to sell over the counter.
Housekeeping
- Notice signs for card-only payment, walk-in policy and cancellation terms.
- Emergency and exit signage, plus wet floor stands for the wash basin area.
Fitting out a new shop? Talk to our team — window lettering and a feature wall will do more for how the place reads than anything else you buy.
