Erjon Hoxha had been cutting hair since he was 16 — first in his uncle's shop in Shkodër, then under a master barber in London for four years. When he came back to Albania in 2018, he had a clear idea of what the city was missing.
He found a space on Rruga Myslym Shyri, stripped it back to the bones, and built something that felt right. Dark wood, clean lines, the smell of sandalwood and leather. A shop that took the craft seriously.
The first month was quiet. By the third, the chairs were full. Ardit joined six months later, Kledi a year after that. The team hasn't grown since — and that's on purpose. Three barbers who know what they're doing beats ten who don't.
