Samurai Hairstyles for Men

This detailed lattice-style braided style comes together in a top knot that sits on the back of the top of the head. This allows everyone to see the intricate details of the braids on the front of the head.

This unique samurai-inspired look is one that will get everyone talking! It consists of a small looped samurai bun on the back of the top of the head with a separate section of hair acting as a tail.

This messy samurai top knot with a tail is a totally unique samurai-inspired look. The casual top knot allows the look to remain relaxed. And, the tail of the style looks simply as if it fell out of the man-bun.

This tight samurai-inspired look consists of a french-braided top running into a man-bun positioned on the back of the top of the head. The drastic undercut created a line design that will certainly draw attention!

This looped bow is relaxed and casual, but when paired with a dramatic undercut, this style becomes sharp and put-together. It’s an easy way to throw your hair up for the day!

This short tight french-braided look runs from the front of the head to the back leaving a little tail sticking over buzzed sides. This makes the braid the focal point of the look.

This multi-braid samurai top knot is a killer look if you can pull it off! The tight braids take little management once they’re in, all you need is some spray product to keep the flyaways in place.

This long hair style is perfect for the guy who wants to show off his natural locks. When paired with a low looped bun in the back, this look becomes totally samurai.

This sleek top-knot look is definitely not just for women. It looks amazing on guys too and it’s a look that will stay in place all day. So, you don’t have to worry about running to the bathroom during your lunch break to fuss in the mirror.

This dramatic high-pony is the epitome of samurai. It is sharp, drastic, and a total game-changer. Try this one out if you want to be the center of attention everywhere you go!

This style may seem a little backwards but it WORKS. Usually the poof is in the front and the braid is in the back, but this style does just the opposite. And, this way it looks even more samurai-esque.

This version of the man-bun is rugged and manly, making it totally samurai-inspired. The natural curls require no effort and taming this baby is a piece of cake…because all you really have to do is pull it back and go.

This piecey low man-bun is casual for a couple of reasons. The pieces hanging in the front make the style relaxed and approachable, while the low bun in the back looped simply in an elastic shows that this man is too busy to fuss with his ‘do.

Samurais are known for being tough and having style. And, that’s what this braid speaks to the world. Pair it with a squared cut front for an even more stylized look.

This long looped samurai bun is serving the purpose of keeping hair out of this man’s face. It is a casual relaxed look that requires minimal maintenance and patience. You don’t even need any product!

This loose man-bun style comes complete with a drastic undercut for a stellar look. The man-bun is placed on the top of the head near the back which still allows the showcasing of the fade.

This small looped bun comes complete with a medium fade. This samurai-inspired look may seem less drastic than the others on this list, but it’s just as impressionable. Try it out for starters and take it from there!

This loose layered short pony-tail look is feminine and tough all at once. The angular pieces near the face help to shape and narrow, while the back draws positive attention.

This loose looped bun makes the samurai-look as casual as can be. But, with the undercut fade, the long locks seem more purposeful and conscious. This is a look that will change the haircut game!

This small looped bun features a tail at the end. And, the style comes with a line design meant to add a little extra flair to your look. Who said samurais couldn’t be sassy?