
The Evergreen cut
Consult, cut, shampoo, hot towel and style — the cut that built the shop.
$35
Barbershop · Dickson Street, Fayetteville
Six chairs, two generations of barbers and a green tile floor that's seen more good haircuts than any room in the Ozarks.
Nº 01 — The shop
Walt Ashby opened Evergreen in 1998 with two chairs bought from a closing shop in Rogers and the green tile floor that's still under your feet. In 2019 he handed the scissors — and half the business — to Desmond Cole, the best barber he ever trained.
Now it's six chairs: three old hands who can do a flat-top in their sleep, three younger barbers who live for skin fades and beard design. The coffee is still free and the conversation is still about the Razorbacks.
— Walt Ashby & Desmond Cole, owners

Signature services

Consult, cut, shampoo, hot towel and style — the cut that built the shop.
$35
Walt's ritual: three towels, hot lather, two passes, bay rum.
$42
The work
The team

Founder · Master barber

Co-owner · Barber

Senior barber

Barber
Sample client reviews
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My dad got his hair cut by Walt in 1999. I got mine cut by Desmond last week. Same floor, same coffee, same perfect taper.
Best straight-razor shave in Arkansas and I'll fight anyone on it.
Mateo is the first barber who's ever known what to do with my curls. I drive in from Bentonville for him.
Six groomsmen at seven in the morning on game day. They opened early, put the pregame on and had us out sharp.
Rusty has cut my son's hair since his first birthday. He's nine now and won't go anywhere else.
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The shop
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Visit
Game-day Saturdays open at 6a. Closed Sundays, always.

Book online, call the shop or just walk in — the bench by the window is first come, first served.