About Japan Scissors UK
Scissors earn their place in your kit by doing the work you need. Japan Scissors UK brings together cutting scissors, thinners and sets for hairdressers, barbers and people building their first professional kit. Start with the job, the cutting hand and the exact model. Then make the comparison that matters to you.
A specialist range for your working day
A busy salon, a barber station and a college kit list can call for different tools. Our store gives you ways into the range by scissor type, brand, size and handle style, so you can narrow the choice around your own work.
Browse the scissor range, explore the brand directory, or use the size guide to understand the measurements you are comparing. If you cut left-handed, begin with the left-handed collection.
Buying for a team? Keep each person’s requirements visible. The team-order page helps you prepare a clear list of models, options and quantities. Starting a course? Use the first-kit guide alongside your tutor’s requirements.
Who operates the store
Japan Scissors UK is operated by Nippon Shears Pty Ltd, ACN 641 863 578, acting as trustee for The Adams Scissor Trust, ABN 68 501 252 754, trading as Japan Scissors. The business is based in Australia. Our terms of service identify the seller, and the Australian Business Register entry records the Japan Scissors business name under that ABN.
This is the store for UK customers. For an order, use the UK delivery information and returns information, and ask about any detail you need settled before buying. A course start, a replacement pair for the salon or a team order deserves a clear answer about the actual selection.
Useful detail before you choose
Look at the selected option as closely as the product name. Size, cutting hand and the separate components of a set all belong in the comparison. The guide to product listings and variants shows you what to put side by side.
Our buying guides explain the terms and the questions to ask. Where a guide uses a maker’s specification or a technical reference, its links let you follow that detail back to the source. ScissorPedia is one of the references used for terminology; a reference link is context for the subject, not proof that a particular pair has been tested by us.
For a quick definition, open the scissor glossary. For a fuller buying decision, visit the guides and articles and choose the question closest to your own.
Bring us the exact question
Comparing two pairs? Send their links, the options you mean and the work you want them to cover. Asking about an order? Include its reference and the item concerned. A short, specific message is a strong starting point.
Use Contact Japan Scissors UK for a buying question, an order query or a correction to a page. If you spot a detail that needs checking, include the page link and the model or source you are referring to.