Harrys

Harrys is a term that can refer to more than one subject. The most widely known use is the U.S.-based grooming brand Harry’s (often written as Harrys in informal contexts), established in 2013 by Jeff Raider and Andy Katz-Mayfield. The company develops and sells razors, razor blades, shaving cream, and related skincare products, primarily through a direct-to-consumer model complemented by retail distribution. It is noted for its subscription service, affordable pricing, and focus on redesigning the customer experience of shaving. Over time, Harry’s expanded its product range to include additional grooming items and seasonal or limited-edition offerings, and it has engaged in branding campaigns that emphasize simplicity and value.

Harrys can also be a surname found in various cultures. As a family name, it appears in historical and contemporary records and can be encountered in different spellings depending on nationality and transliteration. In popular usage, the lack of an apostrophe in Harrys often represents a branding choice, a typographical simplification, or a simple misspelling of the brand name Harry’s.

There is no single entity universally known just as “Harrys,” and the meaning is typically determined by context, most commonly referring to the grooming brand or to a surname.