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JP Plan

  • South Korea
  • Est. 1996
  • Budget Luxury

JP Plan is a South Korean professional shear brand available through Scissor Warrior in the US market.

AboutJP Plan is a professional hair shear brand that traces its history to 1996. The brand reaches the US market through Scissor Warrior, where its products are sold; the jpplan.com domain now resolves to the Scissor Warrior storefront, which serves as the brand’s online home. For current model specifications, handle...

About

JP Plan is a professional hair shear brand that traces its history to 1996. The brand reaches the US market through Scissor Warrior, where its products are sold; the jpplan.com domain now resolves to the Scissor Warrior storefront, which serves as the brand’s online home. For current model specifications, handle options, pricing, and availability, the Scissor Warrior catalogue is the authoritative source.

Product range

JP Plan’s range centres on two flagship lines: the Painkiller series, which features a flexible 360-degree swivel thumb covered by a US patent, and the Michiko series. Both sit within a broader catalogue of cutting and thinning shears aimed at working stylists.

Steel

JP Plan builds its blades from steels including Hitachi 440C, ATS314 (a cobalt grade), and VG10. Our Hitachi 440C reference covers that grade’s properties in more detail.

Product range

Five JP Plan models are catalogued: the Narita (cutting), Painkiller (cutting), SJ-S Series (cutting), Smooth 302 (thinning), and Michiko (cutting). The four cutting builds and one thinning model suggest a catalogue weighted toward cutting versatility with a dedicated blending option. Pricing on all five models is being researched; the authoritative source is the Takano Canada storefront, where JP Plan is listed for the Canadian professional market.

Who it suits

JP Plan’s catalogue covers the range of cutting configurations that working salon stylists use daily — from general-purpose cutting in the SJ-S Series and Narita through to specialist builds like the Painkiller and the Michiko. The Smooth 302 thinning model completes a kit for professionals who want both cutting and blending from a single brand within the Takano catalogue.

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JP Plan at a glance

Budget
Mid-range $200–400
Based in
South Korea
Catalogue
5 models listed
Established
1996

Where to Buy

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Retailers stocking JP Plan

ScissorPedia catalogues 1 retailer carrying JP Plan.

How JP Plan Compares

Brand JP Plan Akiko Akitz YAMAJO
Country South Korea South Korea South Korea South Korea
Typical price Mid-range Mid-range Mid-range Mid-range
Steel Hitachi 440C, ATS314 Hitachi 440C Hitachi 440C Cobalt, VG10, V10, ATS314
Blade types
Handles Offset
Specialties Blunt cut, Slide cut, Point cut, Volume control, Texture control, Cut & Thinning Blunt cut, Volume control (20~25%), Texture control
Founded 1996 1996 1991

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. JP Plan is a South Korea-based professional shear brand that has been developing hair-cutting scissors since 1996.

Its two flagship lines are the Painkiller series, built around a flexible 360-degree swivel thumb covered by a US patent, and the Michiko series.

JP Plan builds its blades from Hitachi 440C and the cobalt-bearing ATS-314 grade across its range.

JP Plan sits in the mid-range band, roughly $200 to $400 for a pair of its professional shears.

JP Plan reaches the US market through Scissor Warrior, and the brand’s own jpplan.com address now points to that storefront, so Scissor Warrior is the place to check current models and stock.

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Last updated: April 12, 2026 · by scissorpedia
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