The MVP Experience Just Got Better Introducing our custom-blended scent of eucalyptus, lavender and chamomile on a perfectly steamed hot towel, awesome haircut, invigorating shampoo, neck and shoulder treatment. It takes a haircut and turns it into an event.

Sport Clips competitors include Supercuts and Great Clips.

How much revenue does a Sport Clips make? A Sport Clips franchise makes $379,054 in sales per year on average, or $303 in revenue per square foot. This number is the average sales per franchised Sport Clips for 1,439 franchised salons out of the 1,778 that were open for all of 2021 (as disclosed in the FDD).

Today, Sport Clips is proud to be the only national hair care franchise with locations in all 50 states in the U.S., with more than 1,850 open in the U.S. and Canada.

The new scent is also part of the Ultimate MVP service (formerly the Double MVP), which features double the hot steamed towel and neck and shoulder treatment. More information is available by visiting a Sport Clips Haircuts location or SportClipsHaircuts.com.

promotion, clients will receive a double MVP Experience for the price of a regular MVP, which includes a precision haircut and twice the invigorating scalp massage, hot steamed towel treatment, and neck and shoulder massage.

Great Clips competitors include Sport Clips, Supercuts, Fantastic Sams and Regis Corporation. Great Clips ranks 1st in Product Quality Score on Comparably vs its competitors.

Founder and Chairman of the Board In the early 1990s, Gordon Logan recognized the huge potential, and relative lack of competition, in the men's and boys' haircut market.

Gordon B. LoganSport Clips / Founder Sport Clips Haircuts is headquartered in Georgetown, Texas. It was established in 1993 by founder and CEO Gordon Logan and started franchising in 1995.

Gordon B. LoganSport Clips / Founder Where the majority of the industry didn't see anything at all, Gordon Logan saw a big opportunity. Gordon founded Sport Clips in 1993 – opening a prototype store in Austin, Texas.

This includes a great haircut, a “double header” of the massaging shampoo, twice the hot steamed towel and double the neck and shoulder treatment.

abbreviation for most valuable player: an award given to a sports player who is judged most important to the sport, team, or game; the player who receives such an award: He was named the league's MVP two years in a row.