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Freeman’s Sporting Club Cuts Into The West Village

Born out of the love of hunting, fishing and all those other old school activities your grandpa loved back in the day, Freeman’s Sporting Club has kept people coming back to their Rivington St. spot to get cleaned up with a fresh trim and a new tailored suit. Now, the collective is getting ready to open up their second location, as a full-fledged chop shop.

New York’s West Village will be the site of the more expansive hair-trimming follow-up, that will focus solely on the barbershop aspect of the business. For the new location, F.S.C tricked the space out with oak-wood floors, vintage barbershop chairs, and nautical artwork making for the most authentic-looking 1930’s-era barbershop in the city. The walk-in-only venue charges $40 for a cut, and also offers a “Hangover Remedy” treatment, which involves a rinse and a hot eucalyptus wrap that will have you checking in after patron-filled nights. The shop officially opens this Friday and it’s going to be the move on lazy Sundays. See more of the space below.
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