A shop site that books chairs

Ironside is built for traditional-but-modern barbershops — walk-ins during the day, appointments after, and a short product shelf near the register. Everything is ready to connect to Sitelas's booking-form and storefront primitives.

Heritage, not irony

The palette is deep forest green, oxblood, and aged ivory — a shop sign that's been outside for ten years, not a cocktail bar playing at nostalgia. Oswald condensed caps handle the wordmark and section labels; JetBrains Mono prints the prices and hours like a register receipt; Inter keeps the few paragraphs of copy legible. No ironic mustaches, no 'crafting confidence'.

Commerce is optional

The product strip (pomade, beard oil, post-shave) uses Sitelas's product-card primitive with inline placeholders. Connect Stripe and the cards go live; leave them alone and they read as a gentle upsell. The booking-form ships ready — pick a booking_resource in the dashboard and chairs are reservable.