Sport Clips is preparing a new 1,241-square-foot location at 1805 N. Velasco Street in Angleton, adding a recognizable haircut brand to one of the city’s established commercial corridors. The Sport Clips Angleton project would fit an individual tenant space inside an existing retail property.
A newly registered state project, titled “Sport Clips 279R,” calls for an interior finish-out with a filed construction estimate of $120,000. The registration, TABS2027001812, lists projected work from Oct. 15 through Dec. 15, 2026. Those dates describe an estimated construction schedule, not an announced opening date.
Sport Clips Angleton address has brand-side support
The location has support beyond the construction paperwork. Sport Clips’ own employment system identifies TX279 at 1805 N. Velasco St. in Angleton, matching both the street address and the 279 identifier in the state project name.
The employment page also lists a hair stylist opportunity at that address. Together, the brand’s listing and the construction registration give residents a clearer picture of what is being prepared along North Velasco, although neither establishes when customers will be able to walk in.
There is a Brazoria County business connection, too. The filing names Shannon Whitley as the tenant contact. In a Sport Clips profile of Whitley, the company describes her roots in Lake Jackson and her move from healthcare project management into the franchise business.
According to that profile, she partnered with local Sport Clips owner Butch Gentry in 2015. Her experience included medical-office build-outs and staffing—work that translated into developing and operating haircut locations. That history gives the Angleton project a local operator connection alongside its national brand name.
A sports-themed haircut stop
Sport Clips focuses primarily on haircuts for men and boys, with sports programming and a salon environment built around that theme. Its familiar format combines haircut stations with televisions and sports imagery.
The chain’s MVP Haircut Experience adds a steamed towel, massaging shampoo and neck-and-shoulder treatment to the haircut. It is the service concept behind the proposed tenant finish-out, rather than a large retail store or a new standalone building.
Sport Clips Angleton adds to North Velasco’s mix
Existing business information already places a Cellular Sales/Verizon operation at 1805 N. Velasco. Commercial property information describes the overall building as roughly 6,100 square feet, substantially larger than the salon’s planned footprint. The exact prior occupant of the salon space has not been established.
North Velasco has also drawn other recognizable brands. TCM previously covered 7 Brew’s project at 1216 N. Velasco Street, another addition along the same corridor. The city has highlighted continued commercial investment, including new retail and additional business space.
The Sport Clips project is a modest part of that activity. Its practical significance is another everyday service taking shape within Angleton’s existing commercial landscape, giving residents a new business to track along North Velasco.