Fade · Warehouse District
Fade Haircuts in the Warehouse District
Pat's Barber Shop offers fade haircuts for the Warehouse District, providing clean, precise blends for the artists, professionals, and residents who call this neighborhood home. A fade at Pat's means a true gradient cut — skin, low, mid, or high — finished with a straight razor and shaped to your specific head and hair type.
4.9★ · 88 Google reviews
Fade · Warehouse District
What types of fades does Pat's Barber Shop offer?
Pat's Barber Shop offers skin fades, low fades, mid fades, and high fades — each one defined by where the blend starts on the head and how close it goes to the skin. A skin fade goes all the way to bare skin at the bottom, creating the sharpest contrast; a low fade starts just above the ear and is subtler, cleaner, and grows out more gracefully. Mid and high fades sit progressively higher on the head and pair well with longer, textured tops. Every fade at Pat's includes a straight-razor edge on the hairline and neckline. The right fade for you depends on your hair texture, face shape, and how often you plan to come back for a touch-up — your barber will help you figure that out.
- Skin, low, mid, and high fade options — each with a different look and grow-out pattern
- Straight-razor detail on hairline, temples, and neckline every time
- Barbers assess head shape and hair texture before starting
- All hair types welcome — straight, wavy, curly, coily, thick, or fine
- No unnecessary upsells — you get what you ask for
- Cut grows out cleanly, so you're not back in the chair every week
What to expect
Your fade visit, step by step
Walk In
Head into Pat's and get checked in — the process is simple and doesn't require a complicated appointment system.
Consultation
Your barber asks about the fade type, your hair texture, and what you want on top before picking up any clippers.
Cut and Blend
The barber works through the fade with multiple guard sizes, blending the gradient clean and finishing edges with a straight razor.
Final Look
You see the finished cut from every angle in the mirror before you leave — front, sides, and back.
Reviews
What our clients say
Rated 4.9 from 88 Google reviews.
"LOVE Pat! I am a hairstylist and my husband sees Pat. Having been a little too busy to do it myself, I sent my 6 year old to see him and I could not be happier with how he did!!! I was nervous because my son’s hair is super thick and course and he’s got an odd hairline. I can’t thank you enough Pat!"
"Pat is awesome. Friendly and has a conversation with you. It's hard to find a barber who gives you that barbershop experience and high quality haircuts."
FAQ
Fade in Warehouse District — common questions
What determines the price of a fade at Pat's Barber Shop?
Pricing at Pat's is driven by the type of fade and the complexity of the work — a low taper fade is simpler than a skin fade with a detailed line-up and beard cleanup. Add-on services like a beard trim or straight-razor shave affect the total. Your barber will be clear about the cost before anything starts.
How long does a fade take from start to finish?
A fade at Pat's generally runs 30 to 45 minutes depending on hair texture and how much detail work is involved. A skin fade with a full line-up takes a bit longer than a basic low fade. It's a focused, efficient process — not a drawn-out experience.
Is a fade a good choice if I have thick or dense hair?
Thick and dense hair actually fades beautifully — the gradient is more visible and the contrast is sharper. Pat's barbers are experienced with thick textures and know how to work through them without leaving a choppy or uneven blend. If you have particularly dense hair, just let your barber know at the start.
How often do I need to come back to maintain a fade?
A skin fade looks sharpest in the first one to two weeks and starts to grow out after that. Low and mid fades have a longer window before they need a touch-up, often three to four weeks. How often you come back depends on how tight you want to keep it — your barber at Pat's can give you a realistic timeline based on your specific cut.
Why do Warehouse District clients choose Pat's over a salon or grooming lounge?
Pat's is a barbershop — fades, tapers, and clipper work are the core of what they do, not a side service. Salons and grooming lounges often charge more for the same cut with less specialized technique. For Warehouse District clients who want a clean fade without paying for ambient lighting and a cocktail menu, Pat's is the practical, skilled choice.
Serving Warehouse District
More services & nearby areas
Warehouse District residents and the creative professionals who work near the Contemporary Arts Center and the Convention Center corridor come to Pat's because the shop delivers quality without the attitude of a trendy grooming lounge. This neighborhood values craft, and a barber who can actually execute a clean fade — not just talk about it — earns loyalty fast.
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Hours & location
| Monday | 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Thursday | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Friday | 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Ready for fade in Warehouse District?
Pat's Barber Shop is open Tuesday through Friday on Gravier St in the CBD. Walk in or reach out — Pat will take care of you.
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