Two chairs, 1998
Clarence opened on Lee Avenue with two barber chairs he bought from a shop closing in Opelousas.
Our story
How we got here
The people, the room and the promise behind every appointment.
Our story
Three generations
The loc station
In 2002 his daughter Vivienne set up a loc station by the window. The waiting list started the same week.
The second generation
Vivienne took over the loc side in 2008 and trained four locticians in the shop method.
The third generation
Andre picked up the clippers at sixteen. His fades now have their own Saturday line.
Seven chairs
The shop grew next door in 2018, adding a concierge corner, a coffee bar and a kids' chair shaped like a pirogue.
- 28years on Lee Avenue
- 3generations
- 7chairs
- 40,000cuts & retwists
Recognition · sample
- The Advocate · Best Barbershop in Acadiana
- Acadiana Profile · Shops That Built Freetown
- Lafayette Travel · Local Legends
- Black Barbers Association · Member
- KRVS Community Radio · Small Business Spotlight
- Times of Acadiana · Readers' Choice
There's a chair with your name.
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