An empty oxblood leather barber chair in a warm shop, the barber's hands resting on it

Sean’s Barbershop · Boise

Your chair is ready.

Book a time, or walk in for the next open chair.

Show a photo. Get that cut.

Your barber says it back before the clippers start.

Ten quiet minutes, just for you.

A hot towel, and nobody waiting on your chair.

A clean line, set by hand.

The straight razor finish takes the time it takes.

Walk out sharp.

You see the cut in the mirror before you stand. The price you heard is the price you pay.

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The shop, by the numbers

Cuts given
25000
Years open in Boise
9
Barbers, three chairs
3
Average review rating
4.9

Three chairs. Your barber, your time, the same price you heard.

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Booked times start on time. Walk-ins hear the wait before they sit.

You have sat in the wrong chair

Five things clients say went wrong at other shops, in their own words. Here is what happens in yours.

  • You get listened to.

    “The barber didn’t listen to a word I said, leaned me back in that chair”

    A Boise client, about another shop

    You show a photo or say it plainly. Your barber says it back, and nothing starts until you both agree.

  • Your time stays yours.

    “Waited over an hour past his scheduled time.”

    A Boise client, about another shop

    Booked times start on time. Walk-ins hear the wait before they sit down.

  • Nobody rushes you.

    “felt rushed as though the customers were in an assembly line.”

    An Idaho client, about another shop

    Every booking holds the full minutes on the price list. The hot towel and the razor get every one.

  • Your barber, every visit.

    “Had the same barber for 5 years before this move.”

    A client looking for a new barber

    Pick your barber when you book. The next cut starts where the last one ended.

  • The price you heard.

    “resulted in me getting charged more for a “transformation cut””

    A Boise client, about another shop

    You hear the price before the cape goes on. It does not change at the chair.

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Pick your barber and your time. The shop confirms within a day.

The barber's hands stropping a straight razor on a leather strop

The craft

  • The hot towel. Ten minutes, on every shave.
  • The straight razor. Stropped before every client.
  • The price. Said before the cape goes on.

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Build your visit

Pick your services and your barber. See the total and the minutes, then drag through the hour.

Your visit, minute by minute

Minute 0Your chair

Right now

Pick your services
Pick your barber

You hear this price before the cape goes on. Prices shown are samples.

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Your picks go with you to the booking form.

A red brick corner barbershop at dusk, its door and tall windows glowing warm, a barber pole beside the door

The brick corner with the pole

100 Sample Street, Boise, ID 83702. The door is lit until close.

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What your next visit sounds like

  • “Showed him a photo on my phone and he said it back before he started. The fade came out exactly like the picture.”

    Sample review

  • “Booked for 5:30, sat down at 5:30. The hot towel shave is the best forty minutes of my month.”

    Sample review

  • “The price on the website was the price at the counter. Same barber every two weeks now.”

    Sample review

Where and when

100 Sample Street
Boise, ID 83702

(208) 555-0142

Monday
Closed
Tuesday
9 to 7
Wednesday
9 to 7
Thursday
9 to 7
Friday
9 to 7
Saturday
8 to 4
Sunday
Closed

Walk-ins take the next open chair. Booked times start on time.

Three oxblood leather barber chairs facing dark wood mirrors under brass lanterns
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Your request goes straight to the shop.