Fade House was built for Dallas. The neighborhood shows up here, and the shop reflects that. Walk in as a stranger, leave feeling like a regular.
Fade House started simple. A shop, some chairs, and a belief that Dallas deserved a barbershop that took the craft seriously without taking itself too seriously. No gimmicks, no membership tiers, no attitude at the door.
We built the shop around one idea. A great barbershop is a place people come back to. Not because they have to, but because it feels right. The cut is consistent, the barbers know their stuff, and nobody makes you feel out of place for walking in off the street.
Every barber here takes pride in what they do. Find your person and stick with them, or try someone new every time. Either way you're in good hands.
From: Dallas, TX
Marcus grew up watching his uncle cut hair out of the house on weekends. That's where the bug bit him. He got his license at 19 and has been building his clientele in Dallas ever since. He runs a tight chair, keeps the line moving, and has a reputation for being consistent every single visit. If you sit in his chair once, you'll be back.
From: San Antonio, TX
Rico moved to Dallas five years ago and never looked back. He came up cutting in his neighborhood in San Antonio, mostly friends and family at first, then built a real book of clients once he got his license. He's known in the shop for his attention to detail, especially on beard work. He won't rush a line for anybody.
From: Dallas, TX
Trey grew up in Oak Cliff and still lives there. He started cutting in high school, mostly for fun, and realized pretty quickly it was more than a hobby. Seven years in, he's one of the most requested barbers in the shop. Parents specifically ask for him when bringing kids in for the first time. He has a way of making people feel at ease in the chair.
From: Houston, TX
Lex has been cutting longer than most barbers in Dallas have had their licenses. He came up in Houston under an old school barber who drilled fundamentals into him from day one. That foundation shows. His cuts are clean, his technique is solid, and he doesn't take shortcuts. Fifteen years in and he still approaches every cut like it matters.
From: New Orleans, LA
Baptiste has been cutting since he was 17, starting out in his cousin's shop in New Orleans. He moved to Dallas after spending a few years building his craft and his reputation. He brings an energy to the shop that's hard to describe but easy to feel. Clients say sitting in his chair feels like catching up with an old friend. The cut is always on point too.
From: Lagos | Dallas, TX
Manny grew up between Lagos and Dallas, splitting time between two cities with two very different ideas about style. That background gives him a perspective most barbers don't have. He understands texture, pattern, and shape at a level that comes through in his work. Eight years in, he's one of the most versatile barbers in the shop and has a clientele that reflects that.
From: Houston, TX
Chaz started cutting in Fort Worth at 16, mostly for friends who didn't want to pay shop prices. Ten years later he's running a full chair at Fade House and those same friends are still clients. He's methodical in the way he works, takes his time, and doesn't leave the chair until the cut is right. Clients who value consistency keep coming back to Chaz.
From: Dallas, TX
Dom has practically grown up in a barbershop. His uncle ran a shop in East Dallas and Dom spent his childhood there, watching, sweeping, and eventually cutting. He turned professional at 19 and has been at it seriously ever since. Thirteen years in, he's one of the most experienced barbers on the floor. He's the first one in every morning and the last one out, and everybody in the shop knows it.
Built in Dallas, our team reflects the city itself. Diverse, detail-driven, and deeply connected to the people we serve. Every barber brings a balanced skillset and a genuine understanding of what walks through the door. Each visit is approached with focus and care, because a great cut is never just a cut.
