Barbershop Business Card Template — Black & White, Text-Only Design

FAQ

Does this work if I rent a chair and the shop has its own branding? Yes — the front of the card is designed for the shop's name and website, while the back is personalised per master. If you're renting independently, simply replace the shop fields with your own trading name and booking link. The layout adapts cleanly either way.

What format does this come in? The template is a Canva file — you'll receive a direct link to edit it in your free or Pro Canva account. No Photoshop, Illustrator, or design experience needed. Once edited, you export it as a print-ready PDF directly from Canva and send it to any local or online print shop.

Do I need design skills to edit this? None at all. Every element is clearly labelled in the Canva file — click a text field, type your details, replace the QR code image with your own, and you're done. Most barbers complete the edit in under 20 minutes. Groomkit.pro templates are specifically tested for ease of use by people who cut hair, not graphic designers.

Can I use this if I'm just setting up my first shop or going solo for the first time? Absolutely — this template is particularly well-suited to barbers starting out, because it forces you to nail the basics: a clean booking link, a consistent brand presentation, and professional contact details all in one place. It's one of the fastest ways to signal credibility to new clients from the very first interaction.

Why does the QR code go on the back rather than the front? The front is for brand recognition — the shop name and web address need to register at a glance. The QR code on the back is for action — the client picks up the card, flips it over, and books. This separation of brand versus function is intentional, and it's why this layout converts better than designs that try to do everything on one face. It mirrors how premium hospitality businesses handle their cards.