Material comes first
We choose rust-resistant materials before we think about anything else. A barbering shear works wet.
For your workday
Less staining and less corrosion in a tool that gets washed and dried every day.
Why Choose Us
Four decisions that change your workday
We don't make endless catalogs. We make shears by hand and put the effort where a barber feels it: the blade, the material, the close, and the price.
Our approach
What we prioritize when we build, and what you get
Hardness over looks
The blade is worked to reach a high hardness, not a showroom shine.
For your workday
The cut stays clean through the shift, without forcing your hand.
Handmade
Every pair is finished by hand. You feel the fit and the tension from the first cut.
For your workday
An even feel and a firm close, instead of a piece off an anonymous line.
Affordable price
We sell direct and price them where a professional can justify the cost.
For your workday
You can upgrade or keep a second pair without it being the investment of the year.
Frequently asked questions
What people usually ask us
Who are these shears for?
For professional barbers. They're built for people who cut every day and need the tool to perform the same in the first hour and the last.
What does "high hardness" mean?
It means the blade is worked to reach a high hardness, the quality that lets it keep a clean cut through continuous use.
Do they rust?
We make them with rust-resistant materials. Even so, drying the shears after every use is still the best way to care for any blade.
How much do they cost?
The price depends on the model. Message us and we'll send you the price and availability for the shears you're interested in.
How do I place an order?
With a message. Tell us what you need and we'll get back to you to arrange the order.
Where are you located?
In Kansas City, Missouri. That's where we make the shears and handle inquiries.
Ask us anything you still want to know
Message us and we'll reply with pricing, availability, and material details.