BarberEVO Magazine North America - Issue 8 (Jun/Jul 2019)

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Inside issue eight we kick things off with an exclusive interview with cover star, global educator extraordinaire and all-round Canadian badass, Matty Conrad, owner of Victory Barber and Brand.

Staying in Canada, we also showcase some of the finest barbershops in Vancouver.

We go global and profile Portugal’s world famous Figaro’s Barbershop Lisboa and sit down with Andis International Educator, Paco Lopez, all the way from Seville in sunny Spain.

Elsewhere, we explore the growing trend of alcohol in the barbershop, from the incredible new The Barber’s Cuts and Cocktails in Las Vegas, with it’s prohibition style speakeasy, to the likes of Blind Barber, The Blockhouse and The Argyle League, finding out if serving drinks adds to their client’s experience.

The barbering industry has always had a biking subculture, but in recent years it has grown considerably. We take a look at two very different barbershops, The Refinery and Swagger and Blade, and look at how they bring together biking and barbering in their own way.

Vince Garcia, Kenny Duncan and The Stars Barber tell us how they keep some of the top players of the NBA looking sharp just in time for the finals.

You can also expect 104 pages jam packed with all of our regular features and columns, covering everything from business to education and so much more…

BarberEVO Magazine North America Description:

BarberEVO is a barbering culture publication – we aim to encapsulate the entire barbering movement and not just the craft itself. Each issue contains a balance of exclusive interviews, the latest portfolio collections, product launches, reviews, news and insightful articles focussing on education, innovative step-by-step guides, informative business pieces and wider lifestyle features.

Our desire to entertain as much as inform and educate is what differentiates our magazine. We continuously strive to create original and thought-provoking content that tackles a greater range of topics – barbers have a broader range of interests than just barbering.