Daniel Wehner, Flickr“You don’t just look better — you feel better too,” said Carlos Aguilar, a 28-year-old restaurant manager in Houston. There was a 23% decrease in barbershops across the country from 1992 to 2012, according to census data. They want to fill these retail vacancies with new concepts,” Cushman & Wakefield Vice President of Retail Research Garrick Brown said. Landlords love barbershops and shave shops because they see the industry as exempt from competition from e-commerce. Beyond that niche, brick-and-mortar is king, accounting for 81% of total men's grooming product sales.

Source: Forbes July 06, 2017 01:18 UTC