Barber Business Cards
See Barber Business Cards in action
Rebooking cards for the chair: 4 sizes, 73 stocks including metallic pearl in silver and gold, and a booking QR on the back, from $17.57 per 100.
- From $17.57 per set of 100, about 18 cents a card, with the per-card price dropping toward 2 cents as the run climbs to 100,000.
- 4 sizes: the standard 2" x 3.5", a 2" x 2" square, a 1.5" x 3.5" slim cut, and a 2.125" x 3.375" card, plus a custom size up to 2.125" x 3.5".
- 73 stocks: gloss, uncoated, kraft, white linen, metallic pearl in silver and gold, synthetic plastic, rigid PVC, indoor magnet, and ultra-thick cards up to 80pt, many with a colored center layer.
- Full color on the front with a blank, black, or full-color back, finished plain or with a High-Gloss UV Coating, with optional rounded corners and variable data.
- 3 business day standard turnaround, with 2-day, Next-Day and Same-Day rush, rated 4.7 out of 5 across 15 reviews.
Hand Every Client a Reason to Rebook
A fade grows out, and the card you slide across the station counter is what brings the client back to your chair for the next one. A barber business card carries your name, your shop, your booking link, and the look of your brand, from clean black and gold to a classic straight-razor mark. Hand one to a walk-in who liked the fade, drop a loyalty punch card into a bag, or give it to a regular you want back in the chair, and the card keeps you booked.
Put the booking link or a QR code on the card and the client books the next cut from the chair, with no call to the shop. A heavy or metallic stock makes the shop look expensive in the hand, and if you want a finish this page does not carry, such as foil, the other styles are under business cards printing.
One barber can start with a set of 100, a four-chair shop can order for every chair at once, and every step up cuts the price per card. The tiers below show the total at six counts.
What Are Barber Business Cards
Barber business cards are standard-format cards printed in full color. In a shop they work three ways: a rebooking card handed out in the chair, a loyalty punch card toward a free cut, and a card for the walk-in who wants your name and number before leaving. The booking link on the card keeps working between appointments. If you want the plain wallet format to start from, the Standard Business Cards cover that, and the barber layout sits right on top of it with the details a shop actually needs.
What Size Should a Barber Business Card Be
The standard 2" x 3.5" fits every wallet and card slot. The 2" x 2" square reads more like a token than a card. The 1.5" x 3.5" slim cut suits a tight logo and a booking link, and the 2.125" x 3.375" gives a little more room than standard. If none of the four fits, set a custom size up to 2.125" x 3.5". The panel below shows the other 6 option groups, from the 73 stocks to bundling, the way the configurator groups them. If a next-visit reminder is what you need, the Appointment Cards are built for the date, and the Hair Stylist Business Cards are the matching pick for the rest of the salon floor.
Three decisions matter most for a barber card: the stock, the corners and QR code, and the design.
Pick a stock that feels like more
A heavier coated stock gives your card real presence when a client turns it over. Kraft reads warm and natural, white linen adds texture your fingers catch, and metallic pearl in ice, champagne, silver or gold catches the light. The default 14pt Gloss Cover keeps it clean and cheap, and a High-Gloss UV Coating makes a logo or a photo of the shop snap. When you want that chunky, premium weight across a whole order, the ultra-thick range runs all the way up to 80pt for a card that feels like a chip.
Round the corners and put the QR code to work
Round the corners at a 1/8" or 3/8" radius for a softer, finished edge next to a squared card. Put your handle or booking link on the front and a QR code on the back, and whoever holds the card opens your booking page with a phone camera and picks the next slot in your chair.
Design it without a designer
Start from a free layout in our business card design templates, then change the colors, copy and logo in the online editor. A barber card needs one strong mark, such as a razor or the shop name in black and gold, and a booking link people can read.
Ready-to-Edit Business Card Design Templates
If the shop logo already lives in Illustrator or Photoshop, use the blank barber business card template instead: it has a layout for the 2" x 3.5", 2" x 2", 1.5" x 3.5" and 2.125" x 3.375" cuts, upright or sideways, each with the 1/8" bleed and safe margin marked.
Press-Ready Blank Templates
How Much Do Barber Business Cards Cost
A 900-card run costs $53.83 and 8,000 cards cost $179.25, close to 2 cents each, so a shop that orders for every chair at once pays far less per card. The slider below covers 100 to 600 cards; multiply your chairs by a month of handouts to find your count.
Wally keeps your chair booked
Why a $17.57 stack of barber cards pays for itself in rebookings.
A hundred barber business cards costs $17.57, less than one premium cut, and every card you hand a client in the chair is a nudge to come back. Add a loyalty punch for a free cut, print each barber's name with variable data, and Wally gets them to your shop fast, as fast as same-day.
Can You Print Each Barber's Name or a Booking Code
Yes. With variable data, each card in one run carries its own barber name, booking code or promo code. A four-chair shop gets a set for every barber from one order and one design, and you can print numbered loyalty cards or coupons where each code is different. Add full color on both sides if the code goes on the back.
How Do Barber Business Cards Compare to the Rest of the Range
Barber cards share the lowest entry price in business cards with 73 other styles. The comparison below sets them beside kraft, die-cut and diamond glitter business cards, three ways to make the card feel less like a standard one.
See How a Finished Barber Card Lands
The prints below are business cards customers ordered from us, on different sizes, stocks and finishes. Look at a few before you settle on the shop's stock, and tap any print to see it larger.
Real Business Cards Our Customers Printed
How Fast Can You Get Barber Business Cards
Barber business cards print on a 3 business day standard turnaround, and when a date sneaks up you can move that to 2-day, Next-Day or even Same-Day production. Each step buys back time for a set percentage on top of the base price, so you only pay for speed when you actually need it. Same-Day orders need to be approved by the daily cutoff to ship that day.
See the Rest of Our Cards
Shop signs, appointment cards and the rest of the salon's print are all in the full print product range.
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Barber Business Cards: Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use these as rebooking cards staff write on?
Yes, if you leave the back blank or choose an uncoated stock, a barber can write the next appointment date in pen. Skip the High-Gloss UV Coating on the side you plan to write on, since a coated surface is built to resist marking.
Which stock gives a black and gold barbershop look?
Metallic pearl is offered in silver and gold, and it puts a sheen behind the artwork instead of relying on ink alone. For a matte black card, look at the uncoated and soft touch options, or a painted-center stock up to 80pt for a visible colored edge.
What does a set of 100 cost?
A set of 100 costs $17.57, about 18 cents a card. A 900-card run is $53.83, and 8,000 cards come to $179.25, close to 2 cents each, which is the range a busy multi-chair shop orders in. Multiply your chairs by a month of handouts to find your tier; most single-chair barbers start low and reorder deeper once the design is settled.
Can I print each barber's own name in a single order?
Variable data is available, so names or codes change from card to card within one run. A shop can order once and still give every chair its own cards instead of placing a separate order per barber.
Is there a card that survives a pocket or an apron all day?
Synthetic plastic and rigid PVC are on the stock list, and both are far stiffer than paper. Rounded corners are also an option, which keeps the corners from curling after a card rides around in a work apron.
How quickly can new cards be printed?
Standard production is 3 business days, with 2 day, Next-Day and Same-Day rush available. Choose the speed at checkout and account for shipping transit on top of the production time.
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