Collective Barber Studio on Chula Vista's Third Avenue anchors the walkable grooming scene in the Third Avenue Village district between G Street and Roosevelt Street. The multi-chair shop pairs each haircut with straight-razor edge work and optional black-mask facials, a grooming depth that runs alongside the blade-and-shear artistry at Kutthroat Third Avenue down the block. Bookable through Squire, the studio's service menu spans beard trims, eyebrow grooming, and a 75-minute Fit for a King package combining a cut, beard sculpt, black mask, and brow detail in a single session. The razor-finished lineup holds for days without retouching, the kind of crease-free edge work that matches the pressed-seam standard at Supreme Clean Laundry for a complete look. The Fit for a King protocol runs a precision clipper fade followed by a straight-razor beard pass, a charcoal-activated black mask targeting pore congestion, and threaded eyebrow detailing across a full 75-minute chair session.