Which clip uses a pattern that includes blades #7, #15, and #10?

• A. Summer Clip
• B. Dutch Clip
• C. Lamb Clip
• D. Puppy Clip

Answer: (B)

Clipping patterns rely on using different blade lengths in different areas to create a distinct look. The Dutch clip is defined by mixing lengths so parts of the coat stay longer while other parts are clipped shorter, producing a crisp, contrasted pattern.

The combination of blades used—7, 15, and 10—provides that variation in length. One area is kept longer with a longer blade, while other areas are clipped quite short with the shorter blades, giving the sharp, multi‑length appearance that characterizes the Dutch style. This is why that pattern is the best fit for a question asking about a look that includes those specific blade lengths.

The other clips are generally associated with more uniform lengths or different styling goals, so they don’t align with this particular multi‑length pattern.