
Sinelco's Cisoria line gives stylists straight, offset, left-hand and thinning choices.
Compare named Cisoria cutters and thinners in Sinelco's 2026 catalogue, including edge shape, handedness and model-specific steel.
Compare Cisoria by Sibel with another brandCisoria is the scissors line Sinelco identifies as launched by Sibel in 2015. Sibel’s own 1964 date belongs to the parent brand, not the Cisoria range. Sinelco operates from Ronse, Belgium; that address identifies the supplier, not the manufacturing country of every scissor.
Sinelco’s 2026 catalogue separates offset cutters, straight cutters, offset thinners and straight thinners. The Series O is an offset cutter with a concave blade and 440C stainless steel, with both right- and left-hand versions. The Series S is a straight-handle cutter with a left-hand option. For thinning, the RBOET has 30 V-shaped teeth and model-specific SUS440C steel; the OT40 has 40 teeth and 440C steel. Other models differ in edge shape, steel, teeth and grip. A material description such as Japanese steel does not establish where the finished scissors were made.
Use Sinelco’s catalogue to choose the model, size and hand configuration, then confirm the exact code, stock and delivery terms with a seller in your market. See the Belgium directory for adjacent brands.
Sinelco identifies Cisoria as a Sibel scissors line introduced in 2015. The 1964 date belongs to the older Sibel umbrella brand.
Yes. Sinelco’s 2026 catalogue lists a left-hand Series O cutter; Series S and RBOET also have left-hand variants.
The maker lists RBOET and OT40 among its offset thinners, with straight thinners in the next catalogue section.
Start with Sinelco’s 2026 scissors catalogue and match the model code and handedness with a local seller before ordering.
Sources checked for this profile: Sinelco Cisoria brand history, Sinelco Sibel brand history, Sinelco 2026 Series O cutter, Sinelco 2026 Series S cutter, Sinelco 2026 RBOET thinner, Sinelco 2026 OT40 thinner. Last reviewed September 2026.