Now Hiring Barbers

We welcome barbers at every stage — from recent graduates to professionals with decades behind the chair. A current barber or cosmetology license is required, but we value attitude and work ethic as much as years of experience.

Fading Traditions has a deep apprenticeship tradition. Owner Tammy Liles herself apprenticed for six years before earning her Master Barber license, and that culture of mentorship shapes how we develop every team member. If you are committed to the craft and eager to learn, our North Hill Street shop is a place where you can grow.

Fading Traditions runs on respect, hard work, and genuine camaraderie. We started in 2018 with three barbers and have grown to 11 — that kind of retention says everything about the culture. Our barbers support each other, share techniques, and take pride in every cut that leaves the chair.

We carry Reuzel and STMNT grooming products, maintain a welcoming environment in Downtown Griffin, and serve multi-generational families from across Spalding County. If you want a shop where high standards and tight-knit teamwork define every day, you will feel at home.

Absolutely. Education is woven into the identity of Fading Traditions Barber Shop. Our team includes a Vidal Sassoon Institute-trained color specialist with credentials from Keune Haircosmetics and Premiere Orlando, and owner Tammy Liles shares decades of barbering expertise with the team daily.

Our shop is one of few in the greater Griffin area offering both classic barbering and salon-level color services, and that dual capability stems from ongoing learning. Whether it is mastering a new fade technique or advancing color skills, every team member has opportunities to sharpen their craft.

Fading Traditions is one of the busiest barber shops in Griffin, Georgia. Saturday mornings regularly see 20 to 30 people in line before we open, and we serve walk-in clients throughout the week. Our 4.9-star rating across 279-plus Google reviews and a 100-percent recommendation rate on Facebook bring a steady stream of new and returning customers.

We built this reputation over seven years, and every chair stays busy. You will not struggle for clients here — the demand for quality barbering in Spalding County keeps our team fully engaged from open to close.

Applying is simple — complete the form on this page with your name, contact information, area of expertise, and a brief message about your background. You can also upload your resume and include your Instagram profile so we can see examples of your work.

Once we review your application, a member of our team will reach out. If you prefer to connect first, call us at (470) 810-2691 or stop by our shop at 209 N Hill St in Griffin, GA. We are happy to meet you in person.

Our team covers the full spectrum of classic barbering and beyond. Services include men's, women's, and kids haircuts, skin fades, taper fades, flat tops, military-style cuts, beard trims, and straight razor shaves with hot lather and steamed towels. We are also one of the few shops in Griffin, Georgia that offers professional hair color.

During the hiring process, we match your skills and strengths to our service menu so you can focus on the work you do best. Specialties like color services, head shaves, and precision fading are especially valued. We look for barbers who bring depth to an already strong team.

Fading Traditions Barber Shop is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM, and Saturday from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM. We are closed Wednesday and Sunday. That schedule gives you consistent days off each week, including every Wednesday and Sunday for personal time.

Your specific work hours depend on your role and availability, which we discuss during the application process. We value sustainable schedules that keep our team sharp and energized — burnout has no place at our Griffin, GA barber shop on North Hill Street.

Few barber shops in the greater Griffin area combine old-school barbering traditions with salon-level color expertise under one roof. Our team includes multi-state licensed barbers, an internationally credentialed color educator, and professionals who have trained at institutions like the Vidal Sassoon Institute.

The name itself tells the story — "Fading" references the haircut, while "Traditions" honors the straight razor, hot lather, and steamed-towel culture that is disappearing elsewhere. Working here means being part of a shop that preserves that heritage while serving a loyal Spalding County community.

We are happy to discuss compensation structure during the application process. Fading Traditions Barber Shop values transparency, and we want to find an arrangement that works for both you and the team.

Whether you are looking for a chair rental setup, commission-based structure, or another arrangement, mention your preference in the application form or bring it up when we connect by phone at (470) 810-2691. Our goal is to build long-term working relationships — seven years of steady growth from three barbers to 11 shows that we invest in the people who join us.