15 Textured Choppy Bobs To Inspire Your Next Cut in 2021

This is proof that a classic chin bob doesn't have to be boring, thanks to textured layers that act like major volume enhancers.

A softer take on a choppy bob that is wearable for many different hair types, this cut is all about adding internal layers for extra volume and long layers to create texture.

Hail to the coolest cut in the room, featuring a collarbone-grazing length, blunt ends, and choppy side part. 

Transform any basic long bob by asking for razored layers and seamlessly snipped curtain bangs that are so much easier to style that other bang types—and instantly make any cut look uber-stylish. 

Even those who want a more subtle take on the trend can join in by asking for long, angled layers and slight stacking in the back to create a multi-dimensional bob. 

Give a choppy bob a sense of order with a straight-edge middle part and sleek styling. It lets the layers do all the talking with volume and body. 

Take things up a few extra centimeters for this textured take on a retro French bob with a length that hits above the chin and accentuates the cheekbones, along with a set of wispy bangs. 

As if this melty hair color didn't already have us calling up the salon, the angled choppiness of the cut itself has us ready for a chop. 

Curly girls can get in on the action by mastering their own version of choppy layers that help to enhance all the natural volume and texture that those spirals already possess. These extra short layers are working wonders for this fringed long bob. 

We're flipping over this wavy flip of a long bob cut, and it's rather low maintenance, thanks to minimal layering that focuses on giving texture to the ends. 

Can we say we have a crush on a haircut? Because this trendy short bob has us giving out our number in exchange for these choppy, flippy layers and deep side part. 

Ringlets can really take advantage of thicker, choppier layers when you stack them with a deep side part for more volume than even Dolly Parton could muster. 

It's almost never a bad idea for curtain bangs, if we can bring ourselves to make the chop. This bob gets its signature sass from super short layers and cropped curtain bangs that hit at the cheekbones.

A shag haircut calls for all the layers, texture, and bangs—which makes it a no-brainer as a choppy bob option for curly girls. 

When trying to give any short cut extra flair, go for angles that accentuate your jawline and textured layers that help it to not fall flat.