The disconnected haircut is getting more and more popular over the years. This hairstyle is a variation of the undercut we are all familiar with.

Disconnected Haircuts for Men

The main feature of this style is the disconnected look. It is achieved by keeping the top part of the hair long and hair on the sides short.

As opposed to the undercut, the disconnection here appears due to short hair being all the same length. This hairstyle is easier to make than the undercut hairstyle and is very simple to maintain. There are many ways you can style the top part of the disconnected hairstyle to create your own image.

1. Short Disconnected Haircut

A long highlighted top for this men’s hairstyle matches the consistency of a neat beard. But a shaved middle section helps to give you a feeling of freshness.

2. Disconnected Shaved Haircut with Beard

Want to keep some of your long hair but try out a disconnected style? Leave just the strip of hair in the middle of your head long and shave the rest. Keep a neat beard trimmed regularly for stylin’ vibes all the time.

3. Disconncted Haircut for Black Men

If a haircut with height is what you seek, a disconnected haircut will get you there. This long top maintains several inches in long but has a shaved bottom so you can experiment with style without loosing class.

4. Disconnected Crew Cut

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Crew cuts will never go out of style: their shortness makes its a low maintenance style. But with a shaved in line creating a disconnected style, it gets a glow-up for guys.

5. Disconnected Haircut with Dreads

Many men are sporting a Viking haircut these days which includes dreads. You can add a twist by shaving the hair at the sides and around so the rugged style becomes edgier.

6. Disconnected Tapered Hair

Another way to spend less time on your daily do is by cutting the hair at different lengths. The hairstyle here features short layers on top that are noticeable when brushed to one side, then paired with a shaved bottom.