Saki Shears Shinobi Wood Straight Razor

The Shinobi straight razor is the classic wet-shave, done to a luxury standard. Its blade is forged from fine Japanese stainless steel — a material chosen for the two qualities that matter most in a shaving edge: genuine sharpness and the edge retention to keep it, shave after shave. The result is the impeccably close, comfortable shave that only a true straight razor delivers.

Rosewood in the Hand

The handle is cut from stunning rosewood and accented with steel — a pairing that is as durable as it is striking. Rosewood's density gives the razor a reassuring, balanced feel through every stroke, while its rich grain makes each piece subtly unique. This is a tool built to be used daily and displayed proudly between shaves.

Ready From the First Stroke

The Shinobi arrives sharpened and polished — no honing session required before your first shave. Open the box, prepare your lather, and begin. For anyone stepping up from cartridges, or any barber adding a traditional shave to their service menu, that out-of-the-box readiness matters.

Specifications

• Blade: Premium Japanese stainless steel — sharp, with excellent edge retention
• Handle: Rosewood with steel accents
• Condition on Arrival: Fully sharpened and polished, ready for immediate use
• Build: Engineered for durability through years of regular shaving

Who It Suits

The discerning wet-shaver who treats the morning shave as ritual rather than chore — and it makes an exceptional gift for the gentleman who appreciates craftsmanship he can feel.

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.