Truefitt and Hill, the world’s oldest barber shop, wants to open its business in Sri Lanka. The London-based favourite among celebrities like Oscar Wilde, Charles Dickens, Lord Byron and Frank Sinatra, now wants to give its prime cut now to Sri Lankan men.

A statement from the company said Truefitt and Hill is presently looking for partners in Sri Lanka to spread their business. Picture shows the front entrance of the London salon.

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