Tonsor & You

Your style.
Your ideas.
Our next chapter.

Creators, influencers and social media professionals: three ways to work with Tonsor & Cie. Choose the model that fits your activity.

Propose a collaboration Let’s talk affiliation
A Tonsor & Cie barber performs a traditional shave at the Carmes barbershop.
Craft. Character. Stories worth sharing.
Creators · Influencers · Ambassadors · Community managers · Social media professionals
2015Tonsor & Cie founded
2Barbershops in Toulouse
3Ways to collaborate

A brand, real places, real products

Your perspective.
Our world.

Founded in Toulouse in 2015, Tonsor & Cie brings together the barber’s craft and a men’s grooming range. Our two barbershops — Carmes and HÉRITAGE on Place Wilson — offer a tangible setting for potential collaborations.

Hair, beard care, shaving, professional techniques and life in the barbershops: clear subjects for your content and your communities.

Discover the Maison
Tonsor & Cie Matte Cream displayed on a pale stone surface.
An eye for detail
Natural light and a barber chair at HÉRITAGE — Maison Tonsor.
The art of hospitality

Different ways to contribute

Let’s create what comes next.

Tonsor & Cie grooming products displayed on a shelf in the barbershop.

Affiliates & ambassadors

Share what you love.

You recommend our products to your community. Affiliation links eligible sales to your recommendation, under the terms of the programme.

To be confirmed before activation: commission, sales attribution, validation and payment.

Let’s talk affiliation
A barber’s precise movements during a traditional shave.

Content & co-creation

Bring our perspectives together.

Photography, video, tutorials or editorial series around our products and spaces. Propose a format, share examples of your work and outline your terms.

Deliverables, schedule, budget and usage rights are agreed for each project.

Share my idea
The reception lounge at HÉRITAGE — Maison Tonsor.

Partnerships & networks

Make meaningful connections.

A social media campaign, community management, brand collaboration or event. Tell us your objective, the scope of your involvement and your proposal.

Professional services can be discussed independently of affiliation.

Let’s talk partnerships

Create and share

Our channels.
Your next stories.

Discover the Maison across our channels and propose content suited to each: a demonstration, a look inside our spaces, a barber’s tip or a conversation. We agree the formats and publishing arrangements together.

Reels · Stories · Carousels

Instagram

Show the craft, tell the story of a ritual or bring a fresh perspective to our barbershops. Ideas to explore with your sense of style.

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Short videos · Demonstrations

TikTok

One technique, one product, one idea: develop short formats with a clear angle and your personality.

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Tutorials · Shorts · Portraits

YouTube

Take the time to demonstrate a technique, share a ritual or tell the stories of the people behind the Maison.

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Posts · Videos · Events

Facebook

Create content around life in the barbershops, the Maison’s projects and the people we meet.

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Pins · Visual inspiration

Pinterest

Develop photographic series and inspiration around style, grooming and our spaces.

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News · Events from the Maison

Social Club · WhatsApp

Our Social Club brings the community together on WhatsApp. Suggest a story or a gathering to share on this channel.

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Suggested formats for collaborations. Channels, publishing on your accounts or ours, credits and usage rights are agreed for each project.

Links open our accounts in a new window; you can then choose to subscribe.

Propose content

A practical framework

What we agree
before we begin.

Deliverables.

Formats, content quantities, distribution channels and schedule: the scope is defined for the project.

Remuneration.

Affiliate commission or a service fee: the model and terms are clarified before an agreement is reached.

Usage rights.

Duration, media, credits and any advertising use of the content are part of the discussion.

Commitments.

Content approval, transparency and project follow-up: everyone knows what is expected.

From your idea to an agreement, in 3 steps.

  1. Introduce your project.

    Your profile, a link to your work and the idea or service you would like to propose.

  2. Define the scope.

    We discuss the fit, deliverables, resources, schedule and terms.

  3. Decide together.

    If the project is selected, the terms are documented before work begins. No collaboration is automatic.

The conversation starts here

What would you
like to create?

Tell us about your work, the audience you reach and your proposal. For a service, include a budget or your rates if possible.

Your enquiry starts a conversation. It does not automatically enrol you in the affiliate programme or confirm a partnership.

A question before you propose a project?
hello@tonsor-cie.com

One link is enough to introduce your work. Optional.

Channels you have in mind — optional

You can choose several channels. We will agree the selection together.

You may share a budget, your rates or the resources your proposal would require.

Your information is used to review your enquiry and reply to you. Privacy policy.

Before we get acquainted

Do I need to be an affiliate to propose a project?

No. Affiliation, content creation and partnerships are separate opportunities. Tell us about the project that suits you.

Can I propose community management services?

Yes. Share your approach, references and proposed terms under “Partnerships & networks”. You do not need to join the affiliate programme to discuss a service.

How can I find out about the affiliate terms?

Choose “Discuss affiliation or an ambassador role”. The commission rate and basis, attribution rules, eligible orders and payment timings must be clarified before activation. No income is guaranteed.

Could we create something in your barbershops?

It is a possibility we can explore together, depending on the project, venue availability and agreed terms. Tell us your idea.

Good things often begin with a conversation.