A dark, warm-neutral canvas with brass accents and Zilla Slab display type, set like an engraved plaque. The hero is a type-left, portrait-right split with a tailor's spec-sheet frame around the photo: double hairline, corner registration ticks. Built for barbers, men's grooming studios, and traditional shops that want to read bespoke rather than streetwear.
Palette
Canvas (pick one)
All three sit in the same dark, warm-neutral family, named after suiting cloth. Switching never breaks the look, because none of them invert the design.
Charcoal Flannel
#211E1B
Hunting Olive
#1E2119
Oxford Navy
#161A24
Fixed
Brass and bone stay put across all three cloths, so the shop keeps one identity whichever you run.
Brass (Accent)
#A8834A
Bone Parchment (Text)
#EDE6D8
Type
Display
Savile Row
Zilla Slab
Body
Measured, plain, easy on a small screen.
Work Sans
Built for the traditional shop
A slab serif rather than another grotesque sans, a plate frame around the photography, and brass instead of neon. It sits deliberately apart from Blackline, which runs industrial and modern on the same dark ground. Same trade, opposite tailoring.
Already in the template
Type-left hero with a framed portrait. Service menu with cuts, beard work, and add-ons. Barber bios with their own calendars. Gallery, hours, policies, and a booking flow with deposits and no-show protection. Loyalty punch cards and gift cards ride along on every template.
Who tends to pick it
Old-world and heritage barbershops. Men's grooming studios running hot towel and straight razor. Shops with a chair rental model and several barbers. If your brand is sharper and more industrial, Blackline is the closer fit. If it is streetwear-led, look at The Fade Room.
Plan that fits
Studio handles several barbers with their own calendars, separate Stripe payouts, deposits, and a waitlist. A single-chair barber can run Solo ($15/mo). Compare plans →
A full shop site running on Savile Row, with a real service menu, barber profiles, and a working booking flow.
