Straight&True

Our Story — No. 02

A barbershop that keeps its word.

The Straight & True shop floor
Fig. 01 — The main floor, first chair in. No. 02

Straight & True opened its doors with a single chair, a honed razor, and a rule we still keep: no shortcuts, no scripts, no rushed cuts. Every appointment is booked long enough to do the work properly.

We blend classic barbering — hot towels, straight-razor finishes, real conversation — with a modern eye for shape and texture. What leaves our door is a cut that grows out clean and holds its line for weeks.

The Craft — No. 03

Three things we refuse to compromise.

No. 03-A

Time on the chair

Forty-five minutes minimum. Consultation, cut, rinse, and a hot-towel finish — never squeezed into a fifteen-minute slot.

No. 03-B

Honest product

Everything on our shelf is something we use at the chair. If a pomade doesn't earn its place in a cut, it doesn't earn a place in the shop.

No. 03-C

A straight answer

If a style won't suit your hair or your mornings, we say so — and show you the one that will. That's the "true" in the name.

The Chairs — No. 04

Hands you can trust with a blade.

Master barber Marcus Hale
No. 04-A

Marcus Hale

Founder · Skin fades, classic scissor cuts, straight-razor shaves. 18 years behind the chair.

Barber Deja Brooks
No. 04-B

Deja Brooks

Senior barber · Textured crops, beard shaping, razor line-ups. Precision is her signature.

Barber Theo Aldana
No. 04-C

Theo Aldana

Barber · Longer styles, shear-over-comb, hot-towel finishes. The detail chair.

The Shop — No. 05

Come in. Sit down. Slow down.

Leather chairs under warm shop lighting
Fig. 02 — The chair row. No. 05-A
Shelf of Straight & True grooming products
Fig. 03 — The product wall. No. 05-B

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