Elias Ford
Owner
Scissor work & straight-razor shaves.
Book EliasEast Village · San Diego
Cut clean.
A modern, minimalist barbershop in San Diego's East Village. Precise cuts, sharp fades, and straight-razor work — no clutter, no upsell. One chair, one barber, full attention. Booked online in under a minute.
01 — Services
The menu.
Flat prices, confirmed at the chair. Every cut is washed and finished. No add-on surprises at the register.
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Cut
Scissor-and-clipper cut shaped to your head and your hair. Washed, styled, finished. The standard, done right.
$45 - /
Skin Fade
A fade taken to the skin — low, mid, or high — blended by hand and detailed with a razor at the edges.
$50 - /
Beard Trim
Shape, trim, and a razor line at the cheek and neck. Finished with oil so it sits the way it should.
$30 - /
Straight-Razor Shave
Hot towel, lather, and a traditional straight-razor pass. The closest, cleanest finish there is.
$55 - /
Cut + Beard
A full cut paired with a beard trim and line so everything reads as one deliberate shape, top to chin.
$70 - /
Buzz
One length, even and clean, edged at the ears and neck. The quiet reset — in and out, exact.
$30
First visit? Add ten minutes — we'd rather get it right. Book a chair →
02 — Barbers
The chairs.
Three barbers, each particular about the work. Request the one you trust when you book, or let us pair you with whoever's open.
Naomi Cole
Barber
Skin fades & precision line work.
Book NaomiTheo Reyes
Barber
Textured cuts & beard sculpting.
Book Theo03 — Booking
Book online.
Reserve your barber and time in under a minute. Hewn is by appointment — the chair is yours when it's yours, no waiting room.
Book online now Call (619) 555-0188
Find
740 Fourteenth Street
San Diego, CA 92101 · East Village
Hours
- Tue – Fri 10:00 — 7:00
- Saturday 9:00 — 5:00
- Sunday 11:00 — 4:00
- Monday Closed
04 — Gallery
The work.
Photos of recent cuts will live here at launch. For now, the shop reduced to its lines.
The grid
The fade
HEWN
The line
The arc
Cobalt
05 — About
Less,
done well.
Hewn began with a subtraction. Elias Ford stripped the barbershop down to what matters — one chair, one barber, full attention — and built the room around it. White walls, hard light, nothing on the counter that doesn't earn its place.
The cuts follow the same logic. Precise lines, clean fades, a straight razor when the finish calls for it. You book online, you sit down, you leave looking exactly like yourself — sharper.