By culture lovers
for culture lovers
Founded over a decade ago by Chris Ward - a key figure in London’s barbering, hairdressing and creative scenes - Huckle has become a home for artists, musicians, writers, designers, and other creative minds who value craft, conversation and community.
From the cuts to the record store downstairs, everything here is built on passion and shared taste. That’s why people don’t just come for the hair - they come to connect.
Two flagship & pioneering stores
Becoming the cultural hub of the community
It’s sad to see the high street losing its sense of community - and its power to draw people in.
Huckle aims to change that by becoming as much a destination for cultural experiences as it is for high-quality haircuts.
That’s why we’re based where we are - in creative neighbourhoods, surrounded by local charities and independent businesses who share our values and passion for culture.
News
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Tim & Alex Return to Huckle Holborn
We’ve got some great news to share - two familiar faces are back at Huckle Lamb’s Conduit Street. Both Tim Gomm and Alex Rugg have returned, bringing with them the...
Tim & Alex Return to Huckle Holborn
We’ve got some great news to share - two familiar faces are back at Huckle Lamb’s Conduit Street. Both Tim Gomm and Alex Rugg have returned, bringing with them the...
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In the Barber's Chair - Joss Bibby
Joss Bibby is part of the Talking Drums collective, a loose crew of disco weirdos, united by their love of wavy and wonky sounds. The Manchester / London collective have...
In the Barber's Chair - Joss Bibby
Joss Bibby is part of the Talking Drums collective, a loose crew of disco weirdos, united by their love of wavy and wonky sounds. The Manchester / London collective have...
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5 of the best.... Books on Clubbing
Whilst the nights are still drawn in, the weather miserable and the new year financial constraints still biting, a night out on the town is perhaps a distant memory for...
5 of the best.... Books on Clubbing
Whilst the nights are still drawn in, the weather miserable and the new year financial constraints still biting, a night out on the town is perhaps a distant memory for...
