These are the cuts guys are actually asking for in the chair this year, ranked by how often they walk through the door at Strange Times.
Still the most-requested cut in the shop. Balanced contrast that flatters almost every face shape and pairs with any length on top, which is why it stays at number one.
A blunt, straight fringe with a tight fade on the sides. Big with younger guys and driven hard by social media through 2025 and into 2026.
Short, choppy layers on top with a fade underneath. Low effort to style, hard to get wrong, and it works for fine or thick hair.
A semicircle fade around the ear that leaves weight at the back. The signature move behind modern mullets, mohawks and Edgars.
Short and tight in front, length and attitude in the back. The ironic-then-serious comeback cut is fully mainstream now.
The professional pick: clean and subtle, grows out gracefully, and reads sharp in any workplace.
Volume up front with tight sides. A classic that keeps coming back for guys who want a styled, put-together look.
The lowest-maintenance cut there is, often paired with a crisp line-up and a fresh beard for a clean, deliberate look.
A shaved part line, a fade, and a swept top. Timeless, versatile, and easy to style day to day.
Short, tapered, and no-fuss. The workhorse cut that never really goes out of style.
The mid fade remains the most-requested cut because it flatters nearly every face shape and works with any style on top.
The Edgar and the burst fade are the two cuts most driven by social media among younger clients in 2026.
The buzz cut and the textured crop need the least styling time day to day.
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