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#7: Medium Blonde High and Tight

This blonde high and tight hair style with a short quiff brushed upward is complimented with an accurate facial hairstyle that makes the final look more complex in a good way.

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#8: Bald Fade with Spiky Top

Spiky cuts always add a nice bit of edginess to any hairstyle, even when it comes to rather short high and tight haircuts. This haircut works well because the spikes are small and not overpowering to the actual cut.

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#9: Short Spiky High and Tight

If you prefer your spiky hair on the shorter, more conservative side, then this version of high and tight hair is for you. Everything about this hairstyle is polished and clean-cut.

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#10: Caesar-Inspired High and Tight

While high and tight haircut may not be the most modern or head-turning men’s haircut, there are ways to make it stand out. Pair it with expertly trimmed facial hairstyle, and you’ll get +10 interest points to your overall look.

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#11: Red High and Tight

This edgy men’s haircut proves that even a high and tight hairstyle with no fade looks interesting. The longest length is traditionally in the quiff, and the sides and the back are clean-shaven.

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#12: Accurate and Dramatic Haircut

Since this is one of the oldest and most traditional military haircuts, it’s no surprise that some men who wear it choose to keep it very accurate, as if they were currently enlisted.

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#13: Traditional High and Tight

This über traditional take on high and tight hair is arguably best suited for those who were or are currently enlisted in the military. This cut may be a bit too harsh for those outside of the military, but it works for men who appreciate the lowest possible maintenance in hairstyles.

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#14: Blended in Fade

It’s true that the majority of those who wear high and tight hairstyle decide to keep it on the shorter side with minimum hair left up top, but there are exceptions to every rule. This one features more hair thanks to the seamlessly blended in fade.