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About the shop

Brass Chair Barbers cuts, fades and shaves by appointment in Madison, Wisconsin.

The shop runs four chairs and takes haircuts, skin fades, beard work, straight-razor shaves and junior cuts. Every service is given by appointment, in a chair kept for that client for the booked time, and the barber who agrees a cut is the barber who finishes it.

Every appointment begins with the hair combed out rather than with a price list. How the hair grows, how often the client will come back and what the client actually wants are settled in that order, and the service follows from them. Clippers, combs and razors are cleaned and disinfected between clients, and every shave uses a fresh single-use blade.

Three house rules

  • The price is agreed before the cut

    The published price is the price for the service described. If the service changes at the chair, the change and its price are agreed before the clippers start, not at the till.

  • The hair decides what is possible

    Growth pattern, density and length set the limit. Where a requested style would not hold on the hair in the chair, the barber says so rather than cutting it anyway.

  • One barber, start to finish

    A cut is not passed between chairs. Whoever combs out the hair and marks the length finishes the neckline and holds the mirror, so nothing is lost between the agreement and the result.

What happens, in four steps

  1. Step 1

    Get in touch

    Send the service and a day that suits through the contact form. The reply proposes a time and says whether anything is worth bringing.

  2. Step 2

    Take the chair

    The hair is combed out and the length is marked with the client watching. This is where the cut and the price are agreed.

  3. Step 3

    The cut is made

    Clippers, scissors and razor are used in the order the agreed style needs. A change of service, where it applies, is agreed first.

  4. Step 4

    Mirror and check

    The hand mirror goes round the back and both sides. Any adjustment within the agreed cut is part of the same appointment.

A black and white view of an empty barber chair in front of a wall basin and wooden cabinets, on a chequered floor.
The chair is cleaned and reset before every client.

What the shop does not do

Brass Chair Barbers cuts and shaves hair. It does not colour, bleach, perm or chemically straighten hair, does not fit hair systems or extensions, and does not shave or trim over broken, infected or freshly tattooed skin. Where a request needs one of those, the shop says so in its reply rather than booking the appointment.

Ask about a cut

The service wanted and a day that suits are enough to start. The shop replies with the times a chair is open.

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