Salon & Stylist

A small line for one specific customer

Nine designs, not ninety, and they exist because three of the first ten people who emailed us were stylists. The stylist who wants her own merch, the salon owner putting the team in matching tees for an open house, the barber selling a hoodie off the back wall: Hair Hustler, Salon Life, Messy Hair Emergency Response Team, All I Need Is Coffee and Scissors, Love Is in the Hair.

One colour, salon black

Most of these are single colour, which is a deliberate match to what salons actually wear. A one-colour design presses onto black without the white underbase announcing itself at the edges, and it still looks considered rather than homemade — which matters more in a room where the staff uniform is part of the service.

Small orders are the normal case here

A salon team is four people, not forty. That is too few for anything with a setup fee and exactly right for film priced by the inch: four left chests sit across a 22-inch roll in one row, so a team's shirts cost one short length. If it is one shirt for one chair, a single transfer at the pressed size is the straightforward buy.

If nobody at the salon owns a press, the same designs are available already pressed onto the garment.