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Kodo

D. MacIntyre & Son

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About Kodo

In brief

Kodo is a professional shear brand carried by Chris and Sons, a UK-based hairdressing supply retailer.

4.5–5.5 in

Profile updated Apr 2026

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Where to buy

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  1. Chris & Sons (opens in a new tab) UK · GBP
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Where to buy Kodo

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  1. Chris & Sons (opens in a new tab) UK · GBP Details

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The Kodo range

5 models · 4.5–5.5 in

Cutting Scissors 3 models US$89–100Price band US$100–200 · Entry-level
Thinning Scissors 2 models US$95–100Price band US$100–200 · Entry-level

Kodo is D. MacIntyre & Son’s professional scissor line, stocked in the UK by Chris & Sons. Five models are at guide prices from US$89 to US$100, comprising three cutting scissors and two thinners. The range includes Japanese steel, straight or offset handles, and adjustable tension systems on selected models. Retailer listings carry current availability.

About

Kodo is a professional scissor line from D. MacIntyre & Son, a UK supplier to the wholesale hairdressing trade whose portfolio also covers ETI hairdryers and Isinis brushes. The range is stocked by UK retailers such as Chris & Sons.

Product range

The Kodo line spans cutting scissors and thinners in a mix of offset and straight handles, with craned and opposing-grip patterns alongside the standard styles. Blades are convex or razor-edged, and many models carry an adjustable tension screw so stylists can set the closing feel themselves. Sizes run from compact 4.5” and 5” cutters upward.

Steel & where made

D. MacIntyre describes Kodo scissors as manufactured from Japanese steel and hand-finished. UK stockists such as Chris & Sons carry current material descriptions, handle options, and availability.

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Product range

Five Kodo models cover cutting and thinning. The B45 Professional Cutting Scissors (US$95) and A50 Professional Offset Cutting Scissors (US$89) are the cutting builds, with the A50’s offset designation indicating a handle that positions the thumb below the ring finger to reduce forearm rotation. The EOP Professional Offset Cutting Scissors (US$100) and EOP Thinning Scissors (US$100) offer a matched offset pair at the same price. The CT35 Professional Thinning Scissors (US$95) completes the thinning side of the range.

The US$89 to US$100 spread is tight. Kodo keeps pricing consistent across its five-model range, which simplifies buying decisions for professionals building a matched kit.

How Kodo compares

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Quick clarifications

Frequently Asked Questions

5 answers you can open one at a time
Who makes Kodo scissors?

Kodo is a professional scissor line supplied by D. MacIntyre & Son, a UK supplier to the wholesale hairdressing trade based in Milton Keynes, England. The range sits alongside the company’s other professional products.

How much do Kodo scissors cost?

Five Kodo models are at guide prices from US$89 to US$100. Retailer listings should be checked for current prices and availability.

What kinds of scissors does Kodo make?

The Kodo range covers cutting scissors and thinners in both offset and straight handles, with craned and opposing-grip patterns too. Many models add an adjustable tension screw so you can set the closing feel yourself.

Does Kodo make left-handed scissors?

Yes. Kodo offers a left-handed option, including a 5-inch left-handed cutting scissor built with the blades reversed for left-handed stylists.

Where can I buy Kodo scissors?

Kodo scissors are stocked by UK retailers such as Chris and Sons. Check those listings for current models, handle options, and stock.

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Last updated: April 12, 2026 · by

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Parent
D. MacIntyre & Son
Headquarters
Milton Keynes, England, UK
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