Messy Crew Cut

The Messy Crew Cut blends a classic short back and sides with modern, unkempt texture on top. Hair is typically short to medium length on top, with the sides and back faded down tightly, adding edge and definition. This cut is ideal for the man seeking effortless style without sacrificing edginess. Ideal for individuals with square or oval face shapes, it’s adaptable to straight, wavy, or curly hair. Its bold, youthful aesthetic makes it suitable for casual or entrepreneurial lifestyles. This style stands out for its easy going charm compared to more structured cuts, and it aligns well with current trends in fashion emphasizing natural texture.

Best For

An excellent choice for square or oval face shapes. Suitable for thick or medium hair types, providing enough volume for texture.

Products That Work Well

A matte clay works excellently, providing ample hold and control while maintaining that sought-after natural, messy look.

What to Tell Your Barber

Request a tight fade on the sides with a natural, textured top. Specify top length preference between 1-2 inches.

Textured Fade Crew

The Textured Fade Crew presents a contemporary twist on the time-honored crew cut, combining bold fades with pronounced top texture. It features longer top layers juxtaposed against a sharp gradual fade, perfect for showcasing the hair’s natural pattern. Geared towards those with busy lifestyles needing minimal upkeep but maximum style, it suits round and heart-shaped faces harmoniously. The contrast between the textured top and smooth sides provides a young, fresh image and speaks to those who prefer a modern aesthetic.

Best For

Best for round or heart face shapes and those with wavy to straight hair, enhancing natural hair patterns and offering depth.

How to Maintain It

Frequent trims every 3-4 weeks are suggested to keep the fade sharp and the texture defined on top.

Mistakes to Avoid

Avoid cutting the top too short, which undermines the style’s textured integrity by limiting volume.

Cropped Crew with Fringe

The Cropped Crew with Fringe introduces a stylish fringe front to the cropped top, maintaining short sides for a balanced look. This is the go-to for individuals wanting to balance pronounced facial features or angular shapes. With emphasis on the brow line, it’s versatile; lending a soft touch to long faces while framing strong jawlines adeptly. It’s a stylish choice for creative professionals seeking a distinctive silhouette.

Best For

Suited for both oval and angular face shapes. Ideal for those with straight or slightly wavy hair, allowing the fringe to lay naturally.

Products That Work Well

A light styling cream can help maintain the fringe while encouraging a subtle wave and slight movement.

What to Tell Your Barber

Request a tightly cropped sides with a slightly longer top and pronounced fringe detail for a classic yet current appeal.

Disconnected Crew Undercut

The Disconnected Crew Undercut combines the clean-cut appeal of a crew cut with the boldness of a noticeable undercut. The sharp separation between the shorter sides and longer top creates a high-contrast look, ideal for those wishing to stand out. Particularly effective for diamond or square face shapes, the exaggerated definition complements strong cheekbones and jawlines. This style is the embodiment of modern masculinity, providing an edgy sophistication.

Best For

This cut best suits diamond and square face shapes, working well for coarse or thick hair types to accentuate the disconnect.

How to Make It Your Own

Tweak the top length to suit your style – longer for a pronounced disconnect or shorter for subtle refinement.

How to Maintain It

Regularly trim the undercut to keep the distinction evident and striking between long and short sections.

Classic Crew Cut with Hard Part

The Classic Crew Cut with Hard Part offers an enhanced traditional look with a distinctive, clean line etched into the hair. Adding a hard part seamlessly to a conventional style brings in sharpness, while maintaining the integrity of the crew cut’s neat appeal. It aligns perfectly with any workplace that values sharp looks yet remains conducive for casual settings. Heart-shaped or oblong faces find balance and symmetry in this cut, which remains a timeless canvas for distinct personalization.

Best For

This style works well with heart-shaped and oblong faces, enhancing symmetry and clean lines, particularly in straight to fine hair types.

Ask Your Stylist

Discuss the placement of the hard part concerning your natural part line for best structural cohesion.

Mistakes to Avoid

Avoid over-sharpening the part, which can create an overly harsh look, straying from the classic sleekness.