Walker & Company Brands

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Walker & Company Brands is a personal care company that designs health and beauty products—most notably its Bevel grooming line—specifically for people of color.

Atlanta, Georgia, United States
walkerandcompany.com
Owned by Procter & Gamble

About Walker & Company Brands

Walker & Company Brands is a U.S.-based health and beauty company focused on creating grooming and personal care products tailored to the needs of people of color. Its flagship brand, Bevel, offers shaving systems, trimmers, skincare, and haircare products designed to reduce razor bumps, irritation, and other issues common with coarse or curly hair. Founded in 2013 by Tristan Walker, the company has grown into a nationally distributed brand and is now a subsidiary of Procter & Gamble, operating from its headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia. ([techcrunch.com](https://techcrunch.com/2016/01/11/walker-company-brands-introduces-the-bevel-trimmer/?utm_source=openai))

A charge from “The Walkers Co” is likely a card descriptor variation for Walker & Company Brands related to an online purchase of Bevel or other Walker & Company products, or a transaction processed through their e‑commerce channels or retail partners. Customers may see such charges for one‑time orders (e.g., razors, trimmers, skincare kits) or for recurring subscription shipments of grooming products. Depending on the bank or payment processor, the descriptor may abbreviate or slightly alter the legal company name (e.g., truncating “Walker & Company” to “Walkers Co”).

If you’re unsure about a charge, start by checking your email for recent order confirmations from Bevel or Walker & Company, as well as your accounts on getbevel.com or associated retailer sites (such as Target or other major chains that stock Bevel). Verify the transaction date, amount, and last four digits of the card used. If something doesn’t match or you suspect fraud, contact Walker & Company/Bevel support through their official website and then reach out to your card issuer to dispute the transaction or request a new card. Keeping copies of receipts, order numbers, and subscription details will help resolve any billing questions more quickly.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Walker & Company Brands.

  1. The Walkers Co

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge on my card from “The Walkers Co” or a similar description?

This descriptor likely refers to Walker & Company Brands, the parent company behind Bevel grooming and related personal care products. The charge usually corresponds to an online Bevel order, a subscription shipment, or a purchase routed through their payment processor, which may shorten or slightly alter the company name in your statement.

What kinds of purchases from Walker & Company typically appear on my bank or card statement?

Most charges are for Bevel grooming products—such as razors, shaving kits, trimmers, skincare, or haircare items—bought directly from their website or via subscription. In some cases, online or special-order purchases placed through retail partners may also settle under a Walker & Company or similar descriptor rather than just the Bevel brand name.

Does Walker & Company offer subscriptions, and could this be a recurring Bevel shipment?

Yes. Walker & Company offers subscription or auto‑replenishment options for Bevel products like blades, shaving supplies, or skincare. If you see a recurring charge at regular intervals (for example, every 4–12 weeks) from a descriptor like “The Walkers Co,” it may be an active Bevel subscription you set up on their site. Log into your Bevel/Walker & Company account to confirm.

How can I cancel or pause a Bevel or Walker & Company subscription to stop future charges?

Log into your account on the Bevel or Walker & Company website, go to your subscription or account settings, and look for options to manage, pause, or cancel your plan. Make sure to complete all confirmation steps shown on screen and watch for a confirmation email. If you do not see your subscription or cannot log in, contact their customer support through the official website for assistance.

How do I request a refund or resolve an incorrect charge from Walker & Company?

First, locate your order confirmation email or order number from Bevel or Walker & Company and compare the billed amount with the charge on your statement. If there’s a discrepancy or you didn’t receive your products, reach out to Walker & Company/Bevel support via their official site, providing your name, order number, and screenshots of the charge. If you cannot resolve the issue with the merchant or suspect fraud, contact your card issuer to dispute the charge.

Is it normal to see small or pending amounts from Walker & Company on my statement?

Some banks and processors may place a small temporary authorization hold when you add or update a card with Walker & Company or place an order. These holds can appear as pending charges and typically drop off within a few days once the final transaction is settled or if the authorization is voided.

How can I verify that a Walker & Company or Bevel charge is legitimate and not fraud?

Check your recent online activity: sign in to your Bevel or Walker & Company account, review completed and pending orders, and compare order dates and totals with the charge. Also search your email for Bevel or Walker & Company receipts around the transaction date. If you find no matching order, contact Walker & Company/Bevel through their official site and immediately notify your card issuer to report possible unauthorized use.

Who owns Walker & Company, and does that affect how charges appear on my statement?

Walker & Company Brands operates as a wholly owned subsidiary of Procter & Gamble, but charges typically appear under descriptors tied to Walker & Company/Bevel rather than P&G. However, depending on the processor, you may occasionally see minor variations of the name (such as abbreviations or truncations), which can look like “Walkers Co” or similar, even though they refer to the same underlying company.

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