Concept
About Concept
In brief
Concept is a line of professional hair shears carried by Takano Canada, a Canadian specialty scissor retailer serving salons and barbers.
4.5–5.0 in
Profile updated Apr 2026
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The Concept range
2 models · 4.5–5.0 in
Cutting Scissors 2 models US$150Price band US$200–400 · Mid-range
Swappable edges define Concept, a two-model professional shear line sold in Canada through Takano Canada. Both the CP-45 and the CP-50 are built with interchangeable blades, straight handles, and a detachable finger rest, so a stylist can swap the cutting edge and adjust the rest to their grip. Each model lists at 210 CAD on the retailer’s storefront.
Overview
Concept is a professional hair shear line available through Takano Canada, a Canadian specialty scissor retailer serving salons and barbers across the Canadian market. The collection is compact, listing two models: the Concept CP-45 and CP-50, each priced at CAD 210.
Both models share the same physical layout. They are built with interchangeable blades, straight handles, and a detachable finger rest, so a stylist can swap the cutting edge and adjust the rest to suit how they hold the tool.
For current length options, steel descriptions, and availability, the authoritative source is the Concept collection page on Takano Canada’s own storefront, which is also where pricing and Canadian-market shipping information are maintained.
Distribution
Concept shears are sold through Takano Canada. Stylists and salons interested in the line should contact Takano Canada directly for ordering, warranty, and after-sales questions.
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Product range
The two Concept cutting shears are the 4.5-inch CP-45 and the 5.0-inch CP-50. Both carry a US$150 guide price, placing Concept in the accessible professional mid-range.
Who it suits
The CP-45/CP-50 pairing covers the shortest professional lengths most commonly used for detail cutting, face-framing, and precision work. Stylists who prefer shorter-blade control and want two length options from a single brand at the same price point have both covered within the Concept range. For current specifications and availability, the authoritative source is the retailer carrying Concept scissors for the relevant market.
See Also
How Concept compares
Similar origin and adjacent price band. Brass rows differ; “—” means the field is not documented yet.
| Spec | ConceptConcept | AMAAMA | CobraCobra | DHDH |
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| Country | — | — | — | — |
| Typical price | Price not documented | Price not documented | Price not documented | Price not documented |
| Steel | — | Japanese Stainless Steel | — | — |
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| Thinning | — | 1 models | 1 models | 2 models |
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Frequently Asked Questions
4 answers you can open one at a timeWhere can I buy Concept scissors?
Concept shears are sold through Takano Canada, a Canadian specialty scissor retailer. Their storefront is the place to check current availability and place an order.
What models are in the Concept range?
The line is compact, with two models: the Concept CP-45 and the CP-50. Both are listed at 210 CAD each on Takano Canada.
How much do Concept scissors cost?
Roughly 200 to 400 US dollars is the mid-range band Concept sits in. On Takano Canada both current models are priced at 210 CAD.
What features do Concept scissors have?
Both Concept models use interchangeable blades, straight handles, and a detachable finger rest, so you can swap the cutting edge and adjust the rest to your grip.
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