From its original location in Denver to its 99th location opening in 2016, Floyd’s 99 has a good thing going. Jennifer Relic, marketing manager for the company, shares the story of how Floyd’s 99 barbershops grew to 99 locations and developed its own line of products.
Their Story
One of the company’s trademarks is the rock ‘n’ roll décor at each location. A custom-installed poster wall that reflects the music of that region is installed in each shop. The murals are made up of vintage rock ‘n’ roll posters, showcasing what is relevant for a specific market and giving each space a distinctive vibe.
Something else that sets the company apart is Floyd’s 99 Academy. A team of educators travels to different locations offering courses on clipper and shear cutting techniques. All classes are free to Floyd’s employees, and each employee gets paid for each training.