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Aichi Scissors grew out of Monopix’s design studio in 2015 and now operates as Aichi International Co., Ltd. from Busan, South Korea. The team keeps product development, fulfilment, and customer service in-house, emphasising minimal aesthetics, fast iteration, and direct-to-stylist ecommerce so that retail pricing stays approachable for working professionals.[1]
Hero models pair Korean assembly with Japanese alloys. The VX Gold Handle shear runs 440C stainless through a hand-polished convex profile, adds a countersunk dial for micro tension adjustments, and keeps weight under two ounces for long cutting days.[2] Aichi also produces a seven-inch curved option with mirrored 440C blades and dual finger rests so stylists can flip orientation mid-cut without losing control.[3]
- VX Gold Handle (5.0”–7.0”): contoured offset grip, rose-gold hardware, dial-set tension, and lifetime defect coverage through the distributor.[2]
- Curve 7”: even handle with twin rests, UFO locking pivot, and 440C stainless blades tuned for perimeter and scissor-over-comb detailing.[3]
The Korean web shop handles domestic sales, while Bonika Shears fulfils North American orders from its Atlanta-area warehouse. Retail positioning sits in the mid-tier: VX models list at US$280 and the curved shear at US$290, with sharpening, oil, and shipping support bundled into Bonika’s family-run service programme.[2][3]
Aichi’s steady cadence of direct-to-stylist releases—and the blend of ergonomic offsets and even-handle options—gives salons looking to standardise kits a consistent source for everyday workhorses that still carry design flourishes. The company’s emphasis on bulk purchasing and online-only fulfilment also means stock turns quickly, helping stylists avoid long backorder windows when adding or replacing tools.[1][2]
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- Parent Company:
- Aichi International Co., Ltd.
- Headquarters:
- Busan, South Korea
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Aichi Scissors grew out of Monopix’s design studio in 2015 and now operates as Aichi International Co., Ltd. from Busan, South Korea. The team keeps product development, fulfilment, and customer service in-house, emphasising minimal aesthetics, fast iteration, and direct-to-stylist ecommerce so that retail pricing stays approachable for working professionals.[1]
Hero models pair Korean assembly with Japanese alloys. The VX Gold Handle shear runs 440C stainless through a hand-polished convex profile, adds a countersunk dial for micro tension adjustments, and keeps weight under two ounces for long cutting days.[2] Aichi also produces a seven-inch curved option with mirrored 440C blades and dual finger rests so stylists can flip orientation mid-cut without losing control.[3]
- VX Gold Handle (5.0”–7.0”): contoured offset grip, rose-gold hardware, dial-set tension, and lifetime defect coverage through the distributor.[2]
- Curve 7”: even handle with twin rests, UFO locking pivot, and 440C stainless blades tuned for perimeter and scissor-over-comb detailing.[3]
The Korean web shop handles domestic sales, while Bonika Shears fulfils North American orders from its Atlanta-area warehouse. Retail positioning sits in the mid-tier: VX models list at US$280 and the curved shear at US$290, with sharpening, oil, and shipping support bundled into Bonika’s family-run service programme.[2][3]
Aichi’s steady cadence of direct-to-stylist releases—and the blend of ergonomic offsets and even-handle options—gives salons looking to standardise kits a consistent source for everyday workhorses that still carry design flourishes. The company’s emphasis on bulk purchasing and online-only fulfilment also means stock turns quickly, helping stylists avoid long backorder windows when adding or replacing tools.[1][2]
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