Plymouth Township Barbershop

Barbering for Plymouth Township

Plymouth Township surrounds the city of Plymouth, which means our Forest Ave shop is technically the closest barbershop for a large share of township residents already, no long drive required. Depending on which part of the township you live in, you are looking at somewhere between 5 and 12 minutes to get downtown.

Residents near Hines Park or Plymouth Township Park often combine a haircut with a walk or a stop at the park, since Ann Arbor Rd runs directly from that area into downtown. Others closer to Napier Rd or Sheldon Rd have an equally short trip using those roads instead.

Our barbers see a wide range of requests from township customers, from classic scissor cuts for older clients to modern skin fades for younger guys. A standard men's haircut starts at $35, fades start at $40, and if you want your beard cleaned up too, that is another $20.

For special occasions, the $45 hot-towel straight-razor shave gives township residents a reason to treat themselves before a wedding, interview, or holiday gathering. It takes about 30 to 40 minutes and leaves a noticeably smoother finish than shaving at home.

Detroit Barbers on Forest Ave is open Tuesday through Friday 10 to 7, Saturday 10 to 5, Sunday 11 to 5, and Monday 11 to 6. Since Plymouth Township wraps the shop on nearly every side, most residents can treat this as their neighborhood barbershop rather than a special trip.

Because the township essentially forms a ring around the city of Plymouth, longtime residents sometimes forget that Forest Ave counts as being inside their own community rather than a trip to a separate city. Whether you live near the intersection of Ann Arbor Rd and Sheldon, out toward Napier Rd near the county line, or closer to the Hines Park nature area, the drive rarely feels like a real commitment.

Plenty of township families combine a haircut with a stop at one of the parks along the Middle Rouge River or a walk through Hines Park before or after their appointment, especially on weekends when the weather cooperates. For residents who grew up going to a barbershop as a routine part of the week rather than a special errand, having one this close, with Monday hours besides, keeps that habit easy to maintain. Residents on the far western side of the township near Napier Rd sometimes assume they are too far out to be considered part of Plymouth proper, but the drive in on Ann Arbor Rd or Napier itself rarely runs past 15 minutes even with a stop sign or two along the way. That short a drive is part of why so many township families treat Forest Ave as their default shop rather than searching for something closer to a strip mall. It is one more reason the shop feels more like a neighborhood fixture than a destination you have to plan around.