Barbers in San Francisco, CA

Check RoB Leather. They usually have them and you can adjust the strap on the neck. Also check Leatherwerks in Ft. Lauderdale and The Leatherman in NYC.

http://www.priape.com/en/blacksmith-apron.html .....hope this helps

Pete, try this site: http://www.manskins.com/apronpage.shtml

665 leather.com curtis and stephanie make wonderful custom pieces. awesome people too.

Mistress Hilary can do one custom and at a great price point. http://hilarysvanity.com/

http://leather-apron-company.com/

http://www.manskins.com/apronpage.shtml, http://www.stockroom.com/Leather-Apron-P2147.aspx

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I really like the Barber Lounge. They do a good job, treat everyone well, and it's a pretty cool place. They also do trims between cuts for pretty cheap (~$5-$10). I moved out of SF a few months ago, and miss that place.

pirate salon in mission

If you're looking for salon service: http://www.cowboysandangelssf.com/ I've also heard things about: http://www.grasshopper-salon.com/gallery.html If you're looking for a good, modern haircut you probably want to stay away from anything with the word "cuts" or with hair cutting puns in the company name.

willie's, 21 st, between mission and san carlos. $15, with tip. get a haircut with the younger barbers.

I go to Tony, the owner of Dagaz in Mill Valley. protip: get yourself a beer from the pizza place next door first, and walk over with it; they don't mind at all.

Go to Audra, she's at Gustavo's (on California between Van Ness and Polk), she rules... Not too expensive, HELLA cute and fun, an you'll look amazing.

Revamp on Guerrero, ask for Hui (pronounced kind of like 'We'). It's $55, but he's really good.

You're supposed to tip your hair stylist? .... whoops.

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For an under $20 cut, I've had luck with Hair Shaper at 2 nd and Mission and Blanca's Art of Hair (near 29 th and Mission). Blanca's might have raised their prices in the last few months. I realize this isn't really what you're going for but keep it in mind for when you're old, married and have stopped giving a shit (or unemployed).

GlamaRama. My stylist Kym does a great job with the asymmetrical cuts.

Original Palace.

Hey I already sent you a PM but I just want to mention to the community at large that I have a friend who cuts from home, does an incredibly good job, and has very reasonable rates.

This seems to get asked here every so often. Also check out the following thread: http://www.reddit.com/r/sanfrancisco/comments/cb91 c/men_of_rsanfrancisco_where_do_you_get_your_haircut/

Supercuts on 24 th in Noe Valley, but avoid that balding guy... Kevin or something. It's surprising what $14 and a decent tip will get you. I started cutting my own hair, though.

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[I've never been, but i've heard good things.](http://maps.google.com/maps/place?um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=every+six+weeks+sf&fb=1&gl=us&hq=every+six+weeks&hnear=San+Francisco,+CA&cid=11630077148205595644)

The Trophy Room on Hosea is great. Men's cut is $27. http://www.trophyroombarbershop.com/

I always get downvoted for it but it's honestly probably the best resource we have: https://www.reddit.com/r/Atlanta/search?q=barber+shop&restrict_sr=on&sort=relevance&t=all

http://www.piedmontbarbers.com/ Been going for years. Currently $22, Tracy or Jim are both awesome.

Gino's classic.

Sage Hill Barber shop. $19, I think. Quality basic cuts. None of the dopey hipster affectations like you find at the Shave, Mary Todd, and the like.

Emory Haircutters, $17 and a great hair cut. All 3 of the employees are great and give you a consistent cut that always looks great plus they take the time to listen to you and give you what you want not what they want to do. After 26 years in Atlanta of mediocre haircuts I won't go anywhere else.

I use Chuck Simon in Decatur.

Kevin at West Barber Shop.

Download the local barber app called "StyleSeat" and you'll be able to find a barber, see their work, prices and make a seat reservation from the app. Someone recommended the app to me and I've been hooked ever since.

The shave is pretty good, complimentary PBRs. Little pricy though

My SO goes to Public Barber and they always do a good job on his hair. He's half-Asian, with pretty thick hair. He usually goes to the one in the TL, there's one in North Beach as well. Free beer while you wait.

My fiance goes to People's Barber on Polk. It has great barbers, fun atmisphere, they give you a beer to drink while being barber'ed. Pricing is probably higher than what men are used to paying, but it's not too unreasonable. Peoples Barber https://www.yelp.com/biz/peoples-barber-san-francisco Not sure how they are with asian hair (which has very different texture than white people hair) though. I have seen barbers of color there (but only black men, no asian men) so you might want to request someone who has experience with asian hair specifically. I'm asian and I always go to a Japanese salon called Artys in Japantown. Not sure if they're any good at men's hair though

Good recommendations been posted already.. but above all - best thing to do is find ONE barber and stick to him. That way, over time, if you want something else, they can tell you what would be good / bad, how to do it.

At my encouragement, my husband upgraded from the $12 places to getting real haircuts, and he looks fantastic. He goes to Kinship on Clement. http://www.kinshipsalon.com/

Dolci Salon on 18 th street. Ask for Georgia. Or PM me and I'll put you in contact with her. She's working hard trying to build up a client base and she gives the best haircut I've ever had. I always just tell her to do whatever she thinks would look good and every single time she crushes it.

Mike Brown. I see Josh. He's hella good. Yevgeniy Savitskiy I'm Koo. I ended up going to fellows. They are good too.

Brobes, you gotta make a power move here. M'boy Cornelius at the https://www.twitter.com/barberloungesf is that move! cc

may not be within your proximity but Ben from http://www.yelp.com/biz/tailor-made-barbershop-daly-city or Hubert from http://www.yelp.com/biz/black-and-gold-barber-lounge-daly-city