Search and compare 216 brand profiles. A listing is a starting point: confirm model-specific steel, price and seller terms before buying.
AKKOHS remains in the South Korea filter for routing because of its Korean licensee. The licensee says the brand began in Japan; the country classification is under review. Read the profile.
Other directory groups also have open classification questions: Atali, SHARP LINE, JATAI, Auro, Jonetsu, Aikyo, Akiko, Mirage, Kimari, Tru-Blu and TITAN. JATAI is a California distributor of named Japan-made BMAC shears; the other holds need maker, origin or current buying facts. A filter group is a route, not evidence of the maker or factory origin.
Selected profiles to start browsing. Check the exact model and maker information before buying.
The current four-model Mina catalogue specifies VG10; a separate maker FAQ still describes a different range.
Read the profileA Nara maker with cutting, thinning and left-handed models; check the exact model before choosing a steel or size.
Read the profileA Tokyo-based range with cutting, thinning and left-handed catalogue paths; confirm each model's specification.
Read the profileTokosha's hair-scissor brand, launched in 1975; compare Classic and Cobalt models by their published specifications.
Read the profileKAI's Japanese hair-scissor brand; the steel, handle and tension system differ by series.
Read the profileThree current 440C models: Standard, Thinning and Entry. Check the named model and local seller terms.
Read the profileA Solingen hair-scissor brand with model-specific blade, handle and steel choices.
Read the profileThree current 440C models: Standard, Thinning and Entry. Check the named model and local seller terms.
Read the profileA Tokyo-based range with cutting, thinning and left-handed catalogue paths; confirm each model's specification.
Read the profileThe current four-model Mina catalogue specifies VG10; a separate maker FAQ still describes a different range.
Read the profileA Nara maker with cutting, thinning and left-handed models; check the exact model before choosing a steel or size.
Read the profileA Japanese maker with cutting and thinning ranges, including model-specific material and left-handed choices.
Read the profileKAI's Japanese hair-scissor brand; the steel, handle and tension system differ by series.
Read the profileTokosha's hair-scissor brand, launched in 1975; compare Classic and Cobalt models by their published specifications.
Read the profileA Japanese maker with separate blunt, slide, thinning and left-handed catalogue paths.
Read the profileKamisori lists an Ontario contact; its Japanese-origin and steel statements need checking on each named model.
Read the profileA Solingen hair-scissor brand with model-specific blade, handle and steel choices.
Read the profileFeather lists seven Switch-Blade shear sizes alongside barber and styling razors.
Read the profileSensei lists rotating-thumb and other handle designs; compare the handle and service terms for your exact model.
Read the profileFuji's Japanese storefront identifies a Sakai business and describes its hairdressing and barber scissors.
Read the profileThe Yamato name appears in separate scissor catalogues; identify the exact line before comparing specifications.
Read the profile44/20 is a long-running US shear trademark whose current catalogue separates cutters and thinners by model.
Read the profileUS-based shear business; named model sheets, not the company address, establish material and origin.
Read the profileBristol-based Agenda Salon Concepts distributes several shear labels, including its in-house STR, DMI and RedSpot ran...
Read the profileBusan-based Aichi sells hair-cutting, thinning and left-hand models; confirm steel and manufacturing origin on the ex...
Read the profileAikyo model listings exist, but seller origin information conflicts and the maker has not been established.
Read the profileAkiko is recorded in the directory, but the checked seller search currently shows unrelated models; confirm a current...
Read the profileUK scissor brand launched in 2016; compare Onyx A-3 and Kaito by handle, hand and code.
Read the profileAkitz Korea sells cutters, thinners and left-handed shears from Incheon; the older A-Tech company date is not a sciss...
Read the profileAKKOHS Korea is a Seoul licensee for a brand it says began in Japan; check the exact pair’s maker and origin.
Read the profileAlfa Italia is a UK-operated scissor line; official MT Rosa and Sessione models use different steels, with factory or...
Read the profileJapanese scissor seller with appointment-based trials; SG2 is documented on named models and lines.
Read the profileTokyo Riki line with aluminium handles and cobalt blades; choose the exact cutter or thinner model.
Read the profileNamed AMA cutters and thinners remain listed; match the seller's exact model and terms.
Read the profileAPSUN’s self-authored Korean company listing identifies export labels, but current models and a buyer path were not v...
Read the profileUS-operated scissor seller with a named Japan-made Phantom II left-hand ATS-314 example.
Read the profileSpanish family business dating to 1909; its current Excalibur listing supplies a specific 440C cutting-shear example.
Read the profileCompare Takano Canada's Atali KZ-50, 30-tooth KZT-30 thinner and seller-described SR-55L lefty.
Read the profileAuro models appear in Shear World’s catalogue; the maker and manufacturing country remain unverified.
Read the profileIndexed AXIS listings distinguish V10 and 440C thinners; confirm the exact model and ordering terms.
Read the profileBi Design has a historical UK retailer listing, but its current maker, factory country and buyer path remain unverified.
Read the profileBiyosekkai identifies a Gwacheon operator and Japanese steel-plate sourcing; its current Korean shop lists hair and l...
Read the profileBLACKICE PROFESSIONAL publishes a Niles, Illinois brand site, but no current exact shear listing or factory origin wa...
Read the profileCompare Blacksmith Blades VG10 cutters with its 10-tooth and 32-tooth texturizing options.
Read the profileMac Co. launched bmac in 2002 and makes the line in Tsubame, Niigata; compare model-specific steel and pivot options.
Read the profileA Kokubunji scissor company offering cutters, thinners, left-hand models and direct consultation.
Read the profileBokhari’s US-facing shop says its Cobalt line is made in China from Japanese steel; model stock varies.
Read the profileGeorgia shear seller and sharpening educator; compare a named Bonika grip and hand rather than assuming one steel or ...
Read the profileShear World lists Butoh IY and KY cutters; the maker and factory country still need direct evidence.
Read the profileButterfly is Tokyo Riki’s flagship hairdressing line; named cutters and thinners cover different lengths and removal ...
Read the profileUtsumi America lists Japan-made New BW cutters; the BW name also has a distinct California distributor history.
Read the profileCompare C-MON HF and Saber cutters with the Cadillac 39-tooth thinner; check each model’s material and origin.
Read the profileCerena’s legal notice names ROBUSO; older About copy still names Cerena GmbH. Exact models say Made in Solingen.
Read the profileSinelco's Cisoria line gives stylists straight, offset, left-hand and thinning choices.
Read the profileCNC maker, material and origin claims remain unverified; the recorded website currently fails DNS.
Read the profileCompare Cobra's Diablo cutter, 35-tooth thinner and Palm Tree cutter on Takano Canada.
Read the profileTakano lists Concept CP-45 and CP-50 with interchangeable blades and detachable finger rests; confirm fit.
Read the profileAn Osaka scissor company with named cutter and thinner models, distinct steels and domestic-only shipping.
Read the profileUS tool seller with distinct S3, Centrix Koi and Roc-it Dog shear lines; specifications vary by model.
Read the profileTakano Canada lists Cutman CD-50, CD-55 and CD-60 cutters; confirm the exact model and current terms with the seller.
Read the profileWorthing-based barber-tool brand; compare the named DS+ straight, thinner and left-handed models.
Read the profileDebut seller listings show different model origins; Fire is described as Taiwan cast and S-6 as Korea forged.
Read the profileScissor City NZ lists two DH thinning and blending models; the maker and manufacturing country are not established.
Read the profileCurrent UK sellers list DMI cutters and thinners, but the recorded D. MacIntyre domain no longer supplies maker facts.
Read the profileDOWA connects London and Tokyo operations; its DOWA, PASSION and Hien shear labels need model-by-model comparison.
Read the profileDynamic Sharpening lists Dynasty cutters, thinners and texturizers; maker identity and range origin remain open.
Read the profileeBlade’s UK shop lists ergonomic Master and TX shears with different grip features; UK sales do not establish factory...
Read the profileEKS’s official Solingen company and hair-scissor pages remain online; a recorded UK seller collection currently has n...
Read the profileKylie and Mick Dwyer established Australian Elite Scissors in 2022; Premium and Signature models carry different stee...
Read the profileNina Inc. has indexed Elite Classic, but its current catalogue blocks verification of models and ordering.
Read the profileHikari Products USA introduced Etaro in 2011; its own pages say China-made with Japanese steel and refinished in the ...
Read the profileAustralian scissor business with technique-specific cutters and thinners; compare named model sheets.
Read the profileAn Australian scissor seller and service business with named cutting, thinning, left-hand and swivel choices.
Read the profileFHI Heat has a documented historical KORE shear line, but its current official shop does not show a relevant scissor ...
Read the profileTakano Canada lists Figaro VR-450, VR-550 and VR-600 cobalt-blade cutters; confirm the exact model and current terms ...
Read the profileAn Excellent Edges apprentice range for practising straight-line cutting and basic texturising.
Read the profileExplore Takano Canada's Fitz AZ-50 and left-handed AZ-55L alongside the FO-35 thinner.
Read the profileA US shear seller with named cutting models, a swap program and conditional returns.
Read the profileIllinois professional-tool business with a Transform family whose cutter, thinning and left-hand versions have differ...
Read the profileUK maker with distinct straight One, offset One Ergo and dedicated left-hand cutter/thinner sets for different starti...
Read the profileAn Australian-owned scissor business with hairdresser, barber and bundle ranges; confirm specifications by model.
Read the profileThis Yorkshire-based brand’s Academy Collection has separate Classic, Booster and Softener jobs.
Read the profileGreen Mouse is a Chiba scissor company established in 2002, with named salon and grooming lines and model-specific ma...
Read the profileTakano Canada lists Hair-Kiss HC-101 cutting and HC-102 28-tooth thinning shears; maker and factory origin remain open.
Read the profileHair Tools identifies Haito as its own UK brand; Basix and Akuma pages show model-specific choices.
Read the profileTokyo Riki’s long-running Hakucho line lists short cutters and several named thinning rates for professional and home...
Read the profileIndexed HANABI catalogue entries name different models; check each pair's material and origin with the seller.
Read the profileA UK grooming supplier with cutters, thinners and sets; material and production origin require model checks.
Read the profileCompare MissLAB's current HARUTO PRO cutter, thinning options and left-handed listing.
Read the profileHASAMI is sold by Quebec-based Ciseauxhasami, which lists cutting, thinning and left-handed models; factory country i...
Read the profileHasami House is a Tokyo specialist retailer with its own home-cut kit; a storefront is not proof it makes every shear...
Read the profileHASHO offers Osaka-based consultation, named cutting and thinning models, and maintenance.
Read the profileHanzo's catalogue spans cutters, texturizers and left-handed options with materials that differ by model.
Read the profileWakayama maker Hayashi lists HYS and HYS MAX67 alongside cobalt models; hardness and prices belong to specific shears.
Read the profileCompare Hepike's left-hand cutter and 30-tooth thinner; Italy marks Kiepe's base, not every pair's factory.
Read the profileHien is a Tokyo-operated shear label with named cutting, thinning and left-hand options; steel and service vary by mo...
Read the profileAlps lists Hineta cutters and thinners with deliberately substantial blades, in a direct-order Japanese catalogue.
Read the profileCompare HIVE cutting, thinning and left-hand models; South Korea marks its Seoul shop, not every pair's factory.
Read the profileNo current Horizon model or order route is verified; maker, origin and materials remain open.
Read the profileICON lists a Nashville contact and a Sialkot facility; its ICT-152 page gives conflicting origins.
Read the profileInfinity cutters and thinners are listed by UK retailer Scissors Craft; maker ownership and manufacturing origin rema...
Read the profileJATAI operates from California while its named BMAC collaboration is listed as made in Japan.
Read the profileJonetsu cutters and thinners are listed by US sellers; the maker and manufacturing country need direct confirmation.
Read the profileThe recorded JP Plan domain now redirects to another storefront, and a JP Plan search there shows no current models; ...
Read the profileCalifornia-based JW Shears lists CF-series cutters, texturizers and dedicated left-handed models.
Read the profileUtsumi’s handmade scissor range covers base cutting, slide work, long barber cuts and left-hand models.
Read the profileA Utsumi handmade-shear name whose current model choices sit in the maker’s JYO catalogue.
Read the profileK5 International runs an Australian-facing direct shop for budget cutting, thinning and left-hand scissors.
Read the profileScissorPro lists a Kansai 6-inch, 33-tooth thinner; check the exact pair and current availability.
Read the profileMike Karg’s New York company sells dry-cutting-focused shears with model-specific blades, steels and prices.
Read the profileCompare Scissors Master's Karma Libra and LaKademie cutters by hand, length and exact model material.
Read the profileAn Orlando shear seller with left-hand choices and steel descriptions that differ by model.
Read the profileYamamura’s Sanjo-made Keiun line separates a Damascus-bodied YM cutter from Nimbus thinning options with stated model...
Read the profileKenchii Beauty lists hair scissors, thinners and left-hand options; its grooming site is a separate model catalogue.
Read the profileMandoll’s Japanese shop lists Kennomai cutting and thinning models with distinct cut lengths and removal rates.
Read the profilePremana-based Italian scissor business; Monster Cut cutter and 40-tooth thinner have separate maker sheets.
Read the profileA Wakayama scissor maker with a published history and model-by-model cutting and thinning specifications.
Read the profileTakano Canada lists Kimari cutting and thinning models; confirm the exact model, material and current terms with the ...
Read the profileHasamiya Hayashi's KING CRAFT line spans cutters and thinners with different model-level steels.
Read the profileKissaki has indexed official model and company pages, but direct requests currently meet an access challenge.
Read the profileKITA IDEA supplies salon equipment from Nagoya; ask for the exact shear model and current stock.
Read the profileCompare Essentials' Kodo A50 cutter, CT35 thinner and two left-handed models by exact role and size.
Read the profileKOI sellers list cutters, thinners, a barber model and left-handed options; compare the exact pair.
Read the profileTotally Shears imports and sells Kokoro from New Hampshire; the shear maker and finished country need model-level con...
Read the profileKouho’s current Osaka shop lists named cutters, thinners and left-handed shears; older company records trace shear wo...
Read the profileCompare the Scissor Warrior KT Series cutter's five lengths, offset handle and exact seller terms.
Read the profileDOWA lists Kyoto cutters and thinners; Japan manufacture is not established for the whole line.
Read the profileOhta’s Japanese scissor shop combines its own shear line with sharpening and adjustment services.
Read the profileLeader Cam has made hairdressing shears in Maniago since the 1970s; named models vary in material and hand fit.
Read the profileLondon-based Leaf offers named right- and left-hand Foundation scissors; its steel and warranty claims require model-...
Read the profileTakano lists Links LS-50, LS-55 and LS-60 with the same lefty description; confirm hand and length.
Read the profileMaryland-owned shear line with Vachi, Katana and Sakai material differences; left-hand and thinning choices need mode...
Read the profileCompare Lumiere cutters and Flex Handle options; Japan marks its Osaka office, not each pair's factory.
Read the profileOBU's Masuta range covers everyday cutters, a slicer, a thinner and left-hand options.
Read the profileHull-based scissor seller with a broad range; the Arrow Lefty page supplies a named 440C example.
Read the profileCompare TORY cutters and NEMO thinners; South Korea marks Matsukaze's company base, not every pair's factory.
Read the profileA Japanese scissor company founded in 1898, with cutters, thinners and model-specific blade designs.
Read the profileCompare the Eladio cutter and Cato thinner; the USA group follows the supplier, not the shears' factory.
Read the profileThe maker describes Japanese forging and a flexible-thumb line; check the chosen shear for its exact blade and handle.
Read the profileTakano Canada lists seven Mikado cutting-shear models; the maker and finished manufacturing country remain unconfirmed.
Read the profileMirage cutters and thinners appear at specialist sellers; brand ownership and manufacturing origin need maker evidence.
Read the profileMiraki appears in a UK specialist seller catalogue; model identity is clearer than maker or production origin.
Read the profileA US barber-supply operator with named VG10 Yoshihiro and left-hand cutting choices.
Read the profileMork traces its Ono scissor-making lineage to 1893 and now lists cutting and thinning models with distinct pivots and...
Read the profileTokyo-based MUJIRUSHI sells salon cutters, thinners and left-hand models through its own catalogue.
Read the profileA Takarazuka maker with hand-built scissors, a distinctive pivot design and published maintenance guidance.
Read the profileGenuine sells N.B.A.A. cutters and thinners directly, including a left-hand 6.5-inch cutter.
Read the profileNIC appears as several named series in a specialist retailer catalogue; its maker and country need confirmation.
Read the profileCompare the Niigata 1000 and 2000 by their seller-listed steel, blade and size.
Read the profileScissors Craft sells named Nikko cutters, a left-handed cobalt pair and thinners; brand ownership and factory origin ...
Read the profileNinja lists distinct left-hand cutters and a 30-tooth thinner; check the exact steel, hand and UK service terms by mo...
Read the profileNOVA is an Utsumi shear line with current cutting, set and left-hand listings.
Read the profileAustralian seller with Minarai and Masuta collections; check exact hand before selecting a set.
Read the profileOhka is Relee’s Taiwan-produced professional shear line, with wide model and price differences across the current shop.
Read the profileOsaka maker Okamiya offers WavePower cutters and two distinct 3DII thinning rates.
Read the profileA Japanese pro-scissor maker with SG and HC cutters, thinning models and left-hand options.
Read the profileBelgian-origin salon-tool brand with a broad US shear catalogue; SilkCut offers named left-hand cutter/thinner sets.
Read the profileCompare Takano Canada's Omega AX-15, AX-25 and AX-30 double-sided thinners by tooth count and fit.
Read the profileAustralian Osaka catalogue with a PASSION partnership; compare the named Zeta cutter, CXS thinner and dedicated left-...
Read the profileDOWA records Passion sales in Europe in 1977 and production under the name since 1980; model origins differ.
Read the profileTokyo-based Phoenix publishes named cutting and thinning models with different steels, lengths and removal estimates.
Read the profilePoint-Cut Pro's rounded i360 guide-tip design is intended for close point cutting; it does not replace safe technique.
Read the profilePrecious is a Seki shear catalogue with named cutters and Japan-only delivery terms.
Read the profileA historical UK company record remains; the former maker domain and exact trade listing are currently unavailable.
Read the profileCompare Red Spot's 5.5-inch straight cutter with the separate Klassix model at the current UK seller.
Read the profileAn Osaka scissor company with Maximas cutters, thinners and a separate left-hand selection.
Read the profileDynamic Sharpening lists exact Royale straight and curved grooming shears as Korea-forged; maker ownership remains un...
Read the profileSanjo maker Cosmo-smith offers cutting, thinning and left-hand ranges under its own catalogue.
Read the profileS-Gate makes cutters and thinners in Mie and offers direct sharpening and repair.
Read the profileAn Osaka scissor company with named cutters, thinners and left-hand models in distinct materials.
Read the profileUS-based shear retailer and brand; use exact Saki model sheets rather than a range-wide steel or price claim.
Read the profileSakura Shears appears in a specialist seller catalogue; the maker and origin of a given pair need confirmation.
Read the profileThe educator-led brand launched in 2008; its current shear lines use different materials and designs.
Read the profileSamurai lists Shimasu, Tora and Hasaki; its contact page showed template details at the September 2026 check.
Read the profileSanguine Scissors Limited is an active UK company; its catalogue has named models and trade-only purchase terms.
Read the profileBurmax lists Scalpmaster barber cutters, a left-hand cutter and a 46-tooth thinner.
Read the profileUK-led shear design with an EVO texturizer, left-hand choices and a stated in-house service route.
Read the profileDaejeon-based Scissors Hospital sells and services shears through a mixed-brand catalogue.
Read the profileToyama maker Scissors Japan offers CTN grip blades, LSBS options and cutter or thinner guidance.
Read the profileScissors Street is a Tokyo-based scissors operator with named cutters, thinners and maintenance services in its own s...
Read the profileIowa-based shear brand with interchangeable Shear Fit finger guards; check the steel and handle on the exact pair.
Read the profileCompare SHARP LINE cutting and thinning shears at two current seller collections.
Read the profileShear Genius describes Japanese-forged shears hand-finished in Victoria and a sharpening service; check model and ser...
Read the profileSHIHAN's store lists a house shear line alongside other makers; material and service claims need the exact model and ...
Read the profileShisato appears in specialist shear catalogues; maker, origin and specifications need checking by model.
Read the profileIndexed seller catalogues name Sonnet JOY, RCD and ATL; confirm an exact model and current terms.
Read the profileA Waverly, New York retailer and sharpening service with a separate Stay Sharp house-shear line.
Read the profileUK listings offer STR cutters, thinners and left-handed pairs; compare the exact model before buying.
Read the profileOhio-based Symphony offers current cutting, blending and left-hand models through its own shop.
Read the profileTadakuni makes beauty and barber shears in Tokoname, with current direct models, trials and repair.
Read the profileTara lists Japan-made cutters, thinners and left-handed pairs; check model materials and service terms.
Read the profileA Tenyo scissor company formed in 2016 to continue a shear line whose history begins in 1946.
Read the profileAn Australian-owned scissor seller with named cutting, thinning and left-handed models.
Read the profileTITAN's operator describes Taiwan-made shears and a UK distributor. Confirm the exact model and seller.
Read the profileA Seki-based Japanese maker whose current catalogue separates cutting, thinning, slide and left-handed scissors.
Read the profileTogiya’s Japanese salon range separates Global, Classic, specialist and left-hand series.
Read the profileTokyo Riki positions Tohri as a value-focused line with named cutters and a 5.75-inch S-25T thinner.
Read the profileTsubame-made cutters and thinners with distinct cobalt-alloy, ATS314 and SG2 model choices.
Read the profileA current Tokoya maker, model sheet and working seller have not been confirmed; check these before relying on materia...
Read the profileTokyo manufacturer behind several shear lines; Butterfly and Hakucho have different named cutters and thinning config...
Read the profileSolingen maker dating to 1928; compare Niolox and vanadium steel on named models instead of assigning one grade to th...
Read the profileA Tokyo scissor company with named cutters, thinners and limited left-hand models selected by cutting task.
Read the profileYoi Scissors lists named TRI cutters, thinners and a left-handed model; Italian manufacture and parentage need proof.
Read the profileTakano lists Trophy TY-50 with an offset handle, detachable finger rest and thin blades; confirm fit.
Read the profileTru-Blu models remain listed by a UK seller; its recorded maker domain is unavailable and origin claims need a curren...
Read the profileA Tsubame-origin shear brand with a US contact and model-specific 420A, 440C, VG-1 and VG-15 listings.
Read the profileAn Utsumi scissor line with named cutters and thinners whose materials differ by model.
Read the profileOsaka manufacturer with named thinning models at very different maker-estimated cut rates and a separate left-hand SW...
Read the profileA Taiwan-based hairdressing academy and modular scissor range with cutter, texture and left-hand choices.
Read the profileCompare Shear World's Verne Air Back VI cutter and its 35- and 37-tooth thinners.
Read the profileSensei’s VIA line spans dedicated left-hand rotating cutters and fixed or rotating 23-tooth blenders; model details d...
Read the profileVincere's seller lists cutters, thinners and left-handed pairs; use the exact listing for material and fit.
Read the profileFlorida-based shear company with named ATS-314 and 440C model examples; service terms require a current check.
Read the profileWashou is TOA Scissors’ Seki range with distinct cutting, thinning and left-hand series.
Read the profileA seller-documented cutting-scissor range; maker identity and model specifications need direct confirmation.
Read the profileA Hiroshima scissor maker with direct model listings for cutters, thinners and left-hand pairs.
Read the profileYAMAJO’s Daegu store states a 1991 brand history and separates current cutter, thinner and left-handed choices.
Read the profileShear World names YK Japan Shears, but an exact current model and order page remain unverified.
Read the profileA Scotland-based seller of Yoi cutting, thinning and left-handed shears, with mobile and postal sharpening options.
Read the profileNina Inc. has listed Yoko Model LL and Model S; confirm the current product page and checkout terms before ordering.
Read the profileCompare YOSHI's seller-listed cutters, left-handed options and thinner by exact model.
Read the profileYuroshi has named seller models; a Korean-origin claim is model-specific and the main recorded sellers cannot take or...
Read the profileCalifornia-based Zen Master offers Japanese-crafted shears according to its maker, including right- and left-hand mod...
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