StutzCutz Barbershop is inside the 7th Avenue Collective at 637 W 7th Avenue, Suite 1, Eugene, Oregon. We’re just a few blocks west of downtown Eugene near Madison Street. Look for the StutzCutz logo on the front window when you arrive.

Parking at the 7th Avenue Collective is extremely limited.. StutzCutz has one reserved space, which is only available for specific scheduled appointments.

If your appointment doesn’t include parking, please use street parking (we recommend along Madison Street) — it’s just around the corner and a short walk to the shop.

At StutzCutz, booking is quick and personal. Start by selecting “Book Online” on our website, then:

1. Choose your barber — each has their own specialties and schedule.

2. Pick your service — from standard cuts to long-hair or razor work.

3. Add extras — like a beard trim or other add-ons before checkout.

You’ll get instant confirmation with all your appointment details via email.

You can cancel and /or reschedule anytime by using the My Bookings tab on the website. However, if your appointment is less than 2 hours away, you must call 541-600-2606 to cancel or reschedule.

Yes — walk-ins are welcome when a chair is open. Walk-ins must use off-site parking, as the reserved spot is only for scheduled appointments. We recommend parking on Madison Street and walking over — it’s just a quick stroll.

Everyone’s welcome at StutzCutz. Our barbers work with all hair types and textures, focusing mainly on shorter styles above the shoulders — including all-over scissor cuts, clipper cuts, and clean, simple short styles. We keep it classic, comfortable, and easy to maintain.

The 7th Avenue Collective is a creative workspace for independent beauticians and artists. Each studio runs its own business and clientele. StutzCutz is proud to be part of this local community, offering a classic-meets-modern barbershop vibe with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.

The shop was founded by Eugene local Patrick Stutz, who’s been cutting hair in the community for over two decades. “StutzCutz” began as his nickname among longtime clients and evolved into the barbershop name — a reflection of experience, consistency, and local roots.