Katana Japanese Hair Cutting Shears Set (Hair Cutting and Thinning Shears)

The Katana set is built around a simple idea: give a stylist both halves of the haircut in one matched, durable pair. Each shear is handmade from Japanese stainless steel and sealed under a thick black titanium coating — a finish that looks sharp at the station and adds a genuine layer of protection for a longer working life.

The cutting shear carries a triple-honed, convex-edge stainless blade, the combination responsible for its precise, smooth closure through blunt, wet, and dry cutting alike. Both shears ride on an offset, extra-long crane handle — a design that lowers the elbow, relaxes the wrist, and fights the fatigue that accumulates over a full day of clients.

Choose your set

• 5.5" set: Katana 5.5" cutting shears, 6" thinning shears, swivel razor, and leather case
• 7" set: Katana 7" cutting shears, 6" thinning shears, swivel razor, and leather case

Reach for 5.5" if you do mostly precision and detail work; the 7" suits barbers and stylists who cut scissor-over-comb or work in larger sections.

Specifications

• Steel: Japanese stainless, handmade
• Coating: Thick black titanium
• Cutting blade: Triple-honed convex edge — blunt, wet, or dry cutting
• Handle: Offset, extra-long crane design for comfort and reduced fatigue
• Includes: Cutting shear, thinning shear, swivel razor, leather carrying case
• Warranty: Backed by a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects

The blade should roughly match your middle finger; the whole shear, your palm. 6.0" is the all-round choice; 6.5"–7.0" for scissor-over-comb and barbering. Shear Size Guide — find your length in 30 seconds.

Free shipping on every order. Free returns — if it doesn’t feel right in your hand, send it back at no charge. Start your return in under a minute from the Start a Return page linked in the menu at the top of every page.

Backed by a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects — if we find a defect in materials or workmanship, we repair or replace it. Routine sharpening, oiling, and tension adjustment are part of normal professional care and keep your edge in top shape.