Spade Beard – Bold Geometry with a Sharp Edge

The Spade Beard is not your average facial hair.

Inspired by the inverted spade symbol on playing cards, this beard is shaped like a pointed triangle: wide at the cheeks and tapering neatly at the chin. The moustache? Optional.

It’s a beard for men who treat grooming like an art form – and precision like a virtue.

💥 Why Choose the Spade Beard?

• Geometric perfection with a unique edge

• A rare showstopper – ideal for standing out

• Visually elongates the face

• Best suited for round or oval face shapes

• Ideal for style-conscious men with patience and high standards

✂️ How to Style the Spade Beard

1. Grow a full beard to medium or long length

You’ll need volume and length along the cheeks to create the spade shape.

2. Trim symmetrically – wide at the top, pointed at the bottom

The shape should resemble an inverted ♠ spade. Take your time.

🔗 Use: MADEMEN Beard Scissors

3. Define edges using shaving gel

Clean lines are key to this bold look.

🔗 Use: MADEMEN Shaving Gel

4. Apply beard oil for structure and softness

Prevents wiry ends and keeps the form sleek.

🔗 Use: MADEMEN Beard Oil

🔧 Your Spade Beard Routine

Daily:

• Apply beard oil and brush into shape

• Check and clean contours with a trimmer

• Style the lower part downward for sharp effect

Weekly:

• Trim to maintain the spade silhouette

• Wash with beard shampoo

• Snip off any split ends at the tip

🛠️ Tools for Your Spade Beard

• Beard Oil – for softness and hold

• Beard Scissors – for precision shaping

• Shaving Gel – for clean and defined edges

• Beard Comb – to guide structure and symmetry

❓FAQ – Spade Beard Style

1. Is the Spade Beard hard to maintain?

It requires high precision, but if you’re used to trimming and shaping, it’s manageable. Just keep the angles clean and the centre sharp.

2. Can I wear the Spade Beard without a moustache?

Yes – in fact, many versions leave out the moustache entirely to keep focus on the spade shape. It’s entirely a matter of personal taste.

3. Does the Spade Beard suit all face shapes?

It works best with round or oval faces, as the pointed form adds vertical length and contrast to softer features.