Tom's Men's Haircuts to Open New Pearl District Shop
The barbershop will feature integrated coworking space for Tulsa professionals starting in early spring 2027.
Updated on Oct. 16, 2026 in Openings & Closings

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Tom's Men's Haircuts will expand its Tulsa footprint with a new location at Village Flats. The facility is expected to open in early spring 2027, serving a neighborhood that includes over 100 apartment and condo units.
Why it matters
The founder aims to blend personal grooming with professional productivity to foster community networking near downtown Tulsa. This location strategically targets areas with high residential density and proximity to new housing developments.
The business aims to grow to six total locations in the Tulsa market from its current count of two. This follows the firm's establishment in 2022 and recent city permit approval for the new site.
The players
Tom's Men's Haircuts
This local business operates grooming locations across Tulsa and provides integrated professional services.
The details
The upcoming space will offer amenities such as Wi-Fi workstations, private phone booths, a meeting room, a print station, lockers, and a drink station. Construction is currently underway, with crews installing the concrete slab and necessary plumbing.
Timeline
2012: The founder began working in the grooming and hair industry.
2022: Tom's Men's Haircuts began operations in Tulsa.
Early spring 2027: New Pearl District location is expected to open.
Early 2028: Nearby residential development with 300 units completes construction.
Market Landscape
The expansion reflects the broader integration of professional services into residential mixed-use developments. By combining grooming with flexible workspaces, the firm differentiates itself from traditional barbershops in the competitive Tulsa service sector.
Residents of the Pearl District and Village Flats will gain access to both grooming services and professional office amenities within walking distance of their homes. This centralized setup allows customers to combine haircuts with workspace utilization, potentially streamlining their weekly schedules.
The takeaway
Businesses are increasingly prioritizing multi-functional spaces to adapt to the needs of modern remote workers and local residents. You can look for similar dual-purpose retail models if you are seeking ways to maximize time during routine personal appointments.
Further reading
For more information on local growth, visit Tulsa Openings & Closings.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Fox23.
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