

Togiya’s Japanese salon range separates Global, Classic, specialist and left-hand series.
Compare Togiya Global, Classic and left-hand shears with model-specific steel and the current professional shop route.
Compare togiya with another brandTogiya traces its scissor work to 1965 and says the present company was incorporated in 1999. Its maker site describes professional hairdressing scissors made in Japan and distinguishes series by blade, steel and intended use. The general online-shop home now focuses on kitchenware; use the dedicated professional scissors shop when browsing shears.
Togiya’s professional range identifies Hitachi 440C for Global and V-Gold No.1 for Classic. The Global range spans several lengths, while Classic emphasises 5.5 and 6.0 inches with an adjustable screw. Other series have their own descriptions; do not infer their steel from either entry. If you cut left-handed, the left-hand section lists specific cutter and thinner models.
The shop shows individual yen prices and options, so choose the exact model and length there before ordering. For other Japanese makers, use the Japan directory.
The maker history traces Togiya to 1965 and says the scissor company was incorporated in 1999. Its current professional catalogue is a better guide to models than the founding date.
The professional range page names Hitachi 440C for Global and V-Gold No.1 for Classic. Do not assume that material carries over to every series.
Yes. The professional shop’s left-hand section lists both cutting and thinning models; check the model page for size and configuration.
Use Togiya’s professional hairdressing shop for shears. Its general online-shop home currently centres on kitchenware.
Sources checked for this profile: Togiya maker history, Professional series and steel, Professional shear shop, Left-hand category. Last reviewed September 2026.