Traditional Gent’s barbers

Richmond Barbers is a traditional Gentleman’s Barbers Shop located in Richmond-Upon-Thames, South West London. We’re just a couple of minutes’ walk from the train and tube station, in the heart of Richmond-Upon-Thames. We offer great haircuts for men and boys of all ages and professional hot towel shaves in a chilled environment with old school service.

Our stylists are experts in gent’s grooming, and offer a range of cuts, both modern and classic, and styling advice.
We are one of the few places in Richmond Upon Thames to offer a professional hot-towel, cutthroat razor, shaving service.
We even have a loyalty card scheme, so you can save money on your haircut if you return to us regularly but please note :loyalty card discount price can only be redeemed Mon-Thur.

While waiting for your haircut, you can relax while watching Sky Sports on our TV’s. You can also enjoy a complimentary coffee or tea. We look forward to meeting you!

We can, by prior arrangement, come to your home or premises to give haircuts or wet shaves. Please enquire with us for costs and availability. We can also take appointments on request at an extra charge.

What Our Customers Say

“Highly recommended, great staff and banter” – Dougie
“Been coming here for years, great staff and great banter with George”
“Travel from Putney as no other barbers listened to what I want. Great guys”
“Awesome place” – Tom Christianson
“Definitely No.1 barber in the area” – Louis White
“You cannot get a better haircut in Richmond than Richmond barbers, George and the guys do a great job.”Mark Barham via Facebook
“Great barbers! always get an excellent cut & great conversation”– Anthony Matthews
“Emma is a fantastic barber with a great personality & exceptionally good banter. I am always made to feel welcomed in the shop. Very polite. Thanks” – Malcolm Johnes
“Thanks guys!! You’re more than just a barber shop” – Tony Roberts
“Top top lads always get what I want” – AJ
“You guys are not only great at giving haircuts but the banter as well.”– Michael Gideon