Sharpen Your Business with the Right Capital

The barbershop industry in the United States is experiencing a renaissance. What was once seen as a declining trade has been revitalized by a new generation of barbers who blend traditional craftsmanship with modern style and social media savvy. The U.S. barber services market is valued at over $6 billion annually and continues to grow as men increasingly invest in grooming and personal care. From classic neighborhood shops to upscale grooming lounges, barbershops occupy a unique cultural space that combines skilled service with community gathering. The financial requirements of running a modern barbershop are often underestimated. A quality hydraulic barber chair costs $1,500 to $5,000 each, and a fully equipped six-chair shop can easily require $50,000 to $100,000 in chairs, stations, mirrors, lighting, and decor alone. Add buildout costs for plumbing, electrical, flooring, and HVAC, and the initial investment climbs further. Ongoing expenses include product inventory (pomades, shaving creams, aftershaves), equipment maintenance, and marketing. Barbershops benefit from strong customer loyalty and recurring revenue — most clients return every 2-4 weeks, creating a predictable income stream that lenders find attractive. The industry also has relatively low overhead compared to restaurants or medical practices, which means healthy margins when managed well. Brevo Capital helps barbershop owners access financing that matches their growth ambitions, from equipment upgrades to multi-location expansions.