Flip Comb

Carry it like it's part of the uniform. The Peaky Blinders X Tommy Gun's Flip Comb folds down sharp and sits quiet in your pocket, waiting for the moment your look needs correcting — no warning, no fuss, just steel and precision.

Built like a switchblade and finished like a family heirloom, it snaps open with brass-pinned confidence and locks in place for full control. The fine-set teeth glide clean through thick, thin, curly or straight, smoothing every strand into line without pulling or snagging. This is a tool built for men who don't leave their grooming to chance — or to cheap plastic.

No bulk. No breakage. Just cold steel styling that looks as good closed as it works open — because in this business, appearances matter as much as results.

• Durable stainless steel shell built to outlast the trend
• Fine, close-set teeth for precise, snag-free styling
• Compact fold-away design for pocket or kit carry

Who is it for?

• Suitable for all hair types and lengths
• Built for barbers, grooming enthusiasts, and anyone who treats their hair like business
  

What Does it Do?

• Detangles and styles with sharp, controlled precision
• Folds shut for safe, discreet, pocket-ready storage
• Doubles as a statement piece — as much style as substance
  

How do you use it?

1. Flip the comb open from its folded shell
2. Comb through damp or dry hair to detangle, part, or style
3. Fold it shut when you're done and pocket it — ready for the next order of business
   

Straight from the streets of Small Heath to your bathroom shelf. This collection brings the sharp edge and impeccable grooming of the Shelby family into your everyday routine.

Strong holds, matte finishes, textures that mean business. From styling waxes and pastes built to last the day, to a sea salt spray for that effortless, weathered edge — every product here is made for men who set the terms, not follow them. Finish the look with a blade-built folding comb and a bonfire-scented aftershave sharp enough to close the deal.

No fuss. No shine you didn't ask for. Just Peaky Blinders — by order.