The saddle shop, 1910
For seventy years, cowboys bought saddles and tack in this brick building on North Main. The hooks are still on the walls.
Our story
How we got here
The people, the room and the promise behind every appointment.
Our story
A saddle shop, reborn
Restored by hand
Cole spent eighteen months stripping paint, restoring the tin ceiling and wiring every Edison bulb himself.
The walnut bar
A forty-foot walnut bar runs the length of the lounge — part waiting room, part bourbon bar, part town square.
Hot steel
Every barber trains on the straight razor for six months before shaving a guest. The towel cabinet stays hot from open to close.
The handshake
Every visit ends the same way: a splash of bay rum, a firm handshake and a seat at the bar if you'd like to stay.
- 1910the building
- 7barber chairs
- 38,000hot towels a year
- 4.9average rating
Recognition · sample
- Fort Worth Monthly · Best Barbershop
- Texas Gentleman · Hot List
- Stockyards Ledger · Readers' Choice
- Cowtown Style · Best Shave
- Modern Barber Guild · Member
- Restoration Society · Preservation Award
- The Local Edit · Featured
Pull up a chair.
Reserve online, call the lounge, or walk in and grab a stool at the bar.