The Longhairs Library

Listen in at The Longhairs global headquarters as we rap with Mike Lynch, co-owner of Creative Priority and the product development team that brought you Hair Ties For Guys.

This week we want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas, or a happy holiday whatever you may celebrate, even if it’s just celebrating life.

David Kennedy, who gave us our first choppy audio interview in the Longhairs Professional Series, owner of James Coffee Co., avid motorcycle enthusiast, musician, certified longhair, all-around badass and great guy, has recently felt the need to reset.

The concept was brilliant: a community for men with long hair. To offer guys a place to go for hair knowledge, grooming tips and just to celebrate their manes. As the momentum grew (along with their hair) the concept became a reality. The Longhairs officially launched with a bash—Long Manes and Candy Canes—with

A Bruce Lee quote that has stuck with me since childhood reads, “to me, ultimately, martial arts means honestly expressing yourself.” And what is being a longhair if not the purest form of self-expression?

However, throughout history, most fail to acknowledge that many of these geniuses rocked absolutely killer manes. From Albert Einstein to Archimedes, these legends graced us not only with their scientific prowess, but their genius hair.

You probably haven’t thought much about this guy’s long hair, or his struggle. That’s because there are things you simply don’t think about unless you are a man with long hair.

Portraits of The Longhairs includes a group of the homies that got together to snap some pictures to show we're all together in this journey.

That’s why we created the Longhair Professional Series. It’s purpose:

Whatever their motive, each of these warriors had one thing in common: they graced the fields of battle with long tresses, streaming locks and flowing manes. These captains, chiefs and commanders represent the greatest longhair warriors of all-time.

That’s why we created the Longhair Professional Series. It’s purpose:

The Longhairs have become aware of a video, “Stop the Knot – Derick Watts & The Sunday Blues,” released on YouTube Feb 18, 2015.