Georgetown Barbers

Services key icon.
Services key icon.

Monday9:00 am – 6:00 pm.

Tuesday9:00 am – 6:00 pm.

Wednesday9:00 am – 6:00 pm.

Thursday9:00 am – 6:00 pm.

Friday9:00 am – 6:00 pm.

Saturday10:00 am – 7:00 pm.

SundayClosed.

84B Spey Street, Invercargill

03 216 1188

After previously working in other barber shops in town, owner Niko found himself dissatisfied with having to rush through appointments with his clients. As a tireless go-getter, he decided to take matters into his own hands and devised a plan to open his own shop. 

You can certainly see that there’s no need to rush in and out here, and that the team aspires to make getting a haircut less of an errand and more of an experience. The full-blown DJ set up parked by the front door creates a vibrant atmosphere that’s unlike any other barber in town. After all, how many other barber shops can say that they have their own weekly radio show on TrashFM? (If you’re curious, you can usually find a sneak peek of the action over on their Facebook or Instagram page.) On a slightly more low-key note, you may also spot a game of chess happening in the waiting area—just another way that the shop invites you to relax and enjoy yourself.

While the first iteration of Georgetown Barbers was perched just across the street, the light-filled and industrial interior of the current shop is the perfect, inviting backdrop. A quick walk through the space reveals clients from all over the city in just about every age bracket - further proof that the results and the vibe are worth travelling for. In addition to standard men’s cuts and fades, you can also book in a beard trim, or a quick cut for the kiddos, as they have special rates if you’re under 15-years-old. 

Words by Caitlin Brown & Photography by Nancy Zhou

Information not correct? Report an error

Location

84B Spey Street, Invercargill

Nearby Places

Seriously Good Chocolate Company

Close up of chocolate production at Seriously Good Chocolate Company.
Place Southland Editor's Pick
Cafes key icon. Goods key icon.

A tiny store using chocolate as a medium with which to promote Southland to the world.

Alley Cat Tattoo

Alley Cat Exterior view.
Place Southland Editor's Pick
Services key icon.

A unique tattoo studio that’s quirky and welcoming enough to tempt even the most strait-laced person to get inked.

E Hayes Motorworks Collection

Close up of motor cycle mechanical equipment.
Place Southland
Galleries and museum key icon.

A family owned hardware store and free-to-view museum that honours motorcyclist Burt Munro and “The World’s Fastest Indian”.

Black Shag Boutique Café

People sitting behind the coffee machine.
Place Southland Editor's Pick
Cafes key icon.

Head to Black Shag in Invercargill for the perfect trifecta of coffee, food and service.

Similar Places

Alley Cat Tattoo

Alley Cat Exterior view.
Place Southland Editor's Pick
Services key icon.

A unique tattoo studio that’s quirky and welcoming enough to tempt even the most strait-laced person to get inked.

See Ya Peter

Greeting cards shelf.
Place Southland

Well-known for their cheeky card selection, varied array of NZ made goods and highly unique, small-batch brands, this home & gift shop is a must-visit for anyone looking...

Found My Way

Table with coasters, cup and sunglasses.
Place Southland
Fashion key icon. Goods key icon.

Like a feel-good movie that can take you out of reality, this beautiful store feels like a tiny escape from the hustle and bustle of day-to-day life.

Niagara Falls Café

Graffiti wall inside a covered courtyard.
Place Southland
Cafes key icon.

A magical café run by a local family in a one room school house constructed in 1893.