DWIGHT JONES
OWNER AND MANAGER
Born and raised right here in Wynnefield, Dwight picked up his first set of clippers at the age of 14. He started out cutting hair right in the basement of his mother’s house where she allowed him to hone in on the craft. He graduated from Tri-City Barber School in 1995 and became a licensed barber. After working in a couple of other barber shops, Dwight decided it was time to go into business for himself and then acquired a managers license. Looking to create a wholesome, family-friendly atmosphere, he set up shop with Mike and opened the doors to Stylez Unlimited in July of 2003.
The vision of Stylez Unlimited was built around working for the “Average Joe”. To help people just like himself with families and children have a respectable place to go for a quality haircut experience. He wanted a place where clients could feel safe, relax, run into old friends, just connect and make new friends. A place where men and women felt comfortable and welcome. At any given time, he might cut three generations of a family.
Dwight sees his role as an art and a service. The shop theme is: “We give more than just a haircut”. He enjoys bringing a certain confidence to customers when they experience mental therapy along with the benefits of a great cut. Clients have shared how their confidence was boosted going into a job interview, on a first-date, playing in a big game, even spending Christmas with the family, getting a break from cabin fever, just to name a few.
Dwight is a God-fearing man, husband, and father of four wonderful children.
OWNER AND MANAGER
Born and raised right here in Wynnefield, Dwight picked up his first set of clippers at the age of 14. He started out cutting hair right in the basement of his mother’s house where she allowed him to hone in on the craft. He graduated from Tri-City Barber School in 1995 and became a licensed barber. After working in a couple of other barber shops, Dwight decided it was time to go into business for himself and then acquired a managers license. Looking to create a wholesome, family-friendly atmosphere, he set up shop with Mike and opened the doors to Stylez Unlimited in July of 2003.
The vision of Stylez Unlimited was built around working for the “Average Joe”. To help people just like himself with families and children have a respectable place to go for a quality haircut experience. He wanted a place where clients could feel safe, relax, run into old friends, just connect and make new friends. A place where men and women felt comfortable and welcome. At any given time, he might cut three generations of a family.
Dwight sees his role as an art and a service. The shop theme is: “We give more than just a haircut”. He enjoys bringing a certain confidence to customers when they experience mental therapy along with the benefits of a great cut. Clients have shared how their confidence was boosted going into a job interview, on a first-date, playing in a big game, even spending Christmas with the family, getting a break from cabin fever, just to name a few.
Dwight is a God-fearing man, husband, and father of four wonderful children.
MICHAEL TROUPE
Barber
Mike was born in Tampa, Florida raised in Wynnfield. Mike picked up his first pair of clippers when he was 17. He started out cutting his cousins just for fun, nothing serious. He never knew how this seed would manifest itself. Mike also was a client of Dwight's for years. After a discussion of what career path he should take after graduating high school, Dwight offered him a job as a barber if he went to barber school. He has been cutting professionally since the birth of Stylez Unlimited 2003. Mike enjoys what he does and loves to help others build their confidence with every haircut. Oh yeah... He also loves the TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS!!!!!
Barber
Mike was born in Tampa, Florida raised in Wynnfield. Mike picked up his first pair of clippers when he was 17. He started out cutting his cousins just for fun, nothing serious. He never knew how this seed would manifest itself. Mike also was a client of Dwight's for years. After a discussion of what career path he should take after graduating high school, Dwight offered him a job as a barber if he went to barber school. He has been cutting professionally since the birth of Stylez Unlimited 2003. Mike enjoys what he does and loves to help others build their confidence with every haircut. Oh yeah... He also loves the TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS!!!!!
Jaron Johnson
Barber
iiiiiiiinnnnn West Philadelphia born and raised. Jaron became a licensed barber in 2011. A walking miracle 2x kidney transplant recipient 1x pancreas transplant recipient. His faith in the Lord, love from family and friends, and his passion to create kept him strong through challenging times! One of his first Phila-Job introductions to employment was sweeping a barber shop in West Oak Lane called Golden Comb Barbershop where his interest in barbering started to materialize. As an introvert Jay is a man of few words that views cutting hair as art. He loves fading and the process is likened to the process of song writing. The beginning, mid, and ending process is equivalent to writing recording and presenting or performing the song on stage. Once the song…I meant the fade is done present the mic…oops I mean the mirror and tada waahlaa enjoy. Food and sports will get those few words out of him.
Barber
iiiiiiiinnnnn West Philadelphia born and raised. Jaron became a licensed barber in 2011. A walking miracle 2x kidney transplant recipient 1x pancreas transplant recipient. His faith in the Lord, love from family and friends, and his passion to create kept him strong through challenging times! One of his first Phila-Job introductions to employment was sweeping a barber shop in West Oak Lane called Golden Comb Barbershop where his interest in barbering started to materialize. As an introvert Jay is a man of few words that views cutting hair as art. He loves fading and the process is likened to the process of song writing. The beginning, mid, and ending process is equivalent to writing recording and presenting or performing the song on stage. Once the song…I meant the fade is done present the mic…oops I mean the mirror and tada waahlaa enjoy. Food and sports will get those few words out of him.