 | This article contains promotional content .(August 2022) |
| Industry | Hairdressing salon |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2006 |
| Founder | Jayson Rapaport Michael Portman |
| Headquarters | Austin, Texas |
| Services | Salon services |
| Website | birdsbarbershop |
Birds Barbershop is a brand of barbershops founded in Austin, Texas. The first shop was opened in 2006 by Jayson Rapaport and Michael Portman. [1]
Michael Portman left his job at Disney and moved to Austin, Texas where he met Jayson Rapaport.
Each of their nine local shops is built around a large-scale mural painted by a local artist. [2]
Each Birds Barbershop has an independent color theme. Some locations have retro decor and others have sports themes. [3] Each location has a large wall mural. [4]
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