Best Squarespace Templates for Barbershops
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A barbershop website doesn't need to look like every other black-and-white grooming brand. It should feel like the shop someone will walk into: the people, the work, the music, the pace. That can mean a bold portrait, a colorful team introduction, or a spare page that gets straight to appointments.
Fletcher is our first choice for a barbershop. Looped is a strong alternative for a shop with a product brand, while Emmeline works for a more colorful, team-oriented business. We've also included two portfolio-led adaptations for shops with a distinctive visual identity.
1. Fletcher — The clearest barbershop starting point
Fletcher — official demo, captured October 18, 2026.
Fletcher has the right subject matter before you change a thing: a prominent portrait, an oversized shop name, and an appointment button over the opening image. The address and contact details sit at the bottom of that first screen. You can see the person and understand how to find the shop almost immediately.
The design feels confident without relying on vintage badges or decorative barber-pole graphics. We'd use it for a contemporary shop with good portrait photography. The first image is important; a weak stock photograph would lose much of what makes the demo compelling.
View Fletcher on Squarespace · Preview demo · Read our Fletcher review
2. Looped — Grooming, products, and a recognizable brand
Looped — official demo, captured October 18, 2026.
Looped opens on grooming objects rather than a barber's face. Its large centered name and warm still-life photography give it a product-conscious character. The short navigation puts appointments and the shop alongside one another.
That makes it a natural candidate for a business where retail is part of the identity. We'd choose it over Fletcher when packaging, products, and art direction are as recognizable as the people doing the cuts. A shop built around its barbers' personalities may find Fletcher's opening more useful.
View Looped on Squarespace · Preview demo · Read our Looped review
3. Emmeline — A warmer introduction to the team
Emmeline — official demo, captured October 18, 2026.
Emmeline's rust background, bright type, and arched portrait are a welcome departure from the darker palette of many grooming websites. The salon demo places the team and services in the navigation and keeps the appointment button obvious.
For a barbershop with a mixed clientele or a more playful identity, this can feel more welcoming than a severe monochrome design. It needs a change of imagery and wording, but the team-oriented idea already fits. We'd choose it when clients are likely to care who they will sit down with.
View Emmeline on Squarespace · Preview demo · Read our Emmeline review
4. Achromatic — A darker visual direction
Achromatic — official demo, captured October 18, 2026.
Achromatic is a tattoo-studio demo, not a barber template. Its black-and-white portrait, condensed wordmark, and practical strip of opening details still offer a credible starting composition for a shop with a similarly stark identity.
The reason to consider it is that specific visual treatment. Fletcher remains the easier grooming-specific choice. We'd only choose Achromatic if its mood is already close to the shop's own photography and branding; otherwise you're adapting an unrelated demo without gaining much.
View Achromatic on Squarespace · Preview demo · Read our Achromatic review
5. Beaumont — A barber's work as a portfolio
Beaumont — official demo, captured October 18, 2026.
Beaumont's clean project grid can work for an independent barber who wants a small body of exceptional work to lead. Each visible image has room to stand on its own, with very little visual competition from the surrounding page.
This is a portfolio adaptation, so the service and appointment information would need a more deliberate place. We'd choose it for a specialist building a personal name, rather than a busy shop introducing a large team. Our portfolio template guide shows more options in that direction.
View Beaumont on Squarespace · Preview demo · Read our Beaumont review
Which one feels like your shop?
Fletcher is the strongest default. Looped makes sense for a grooming brand with products, and Emmeline gives a team a warmer introduction. The two portfolio adaptations are worth considering when the visual identity is unusually specific; they aren't necessary just to make the shortlist longer.
You can compare more designs in the template directory or describe the shop to our template finder.