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Courtesy. Sean Casey works on the hair of a client at TwinCutZ, Jackie Bradley Jr., an outfielder with the Boston Red Sox.
Courtesy. Sean Casey works on the hair of a client at TwinCutZ, Jackie Bradley Jr., an outfielder with the Boston Red Sox.
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When Sean Casey moved to Fort Myers in 2006, he arrived with a dream: to open his own barbershop. He’d worked in the hair-cutting business for years while living in New York City, but it was too expensive to consider opening a shop there.

He spent his first several years in Fort Myers at someone else’s shop, building up a client base and networking even further while doing open mic nights and other evening events in downtown Fort Myers. In 2010, his plan finally became a reality, when he opened TwinCutZ in a location on Six Mile Cypress Parkway. He’s since grown his business to five locations, with a new dream for even more.

 

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