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KT is a professional hair shear brand available through SCISSOR Dude, one of the deepest US specialty catalogues of professional cutting and thinning shears.

OverviewKT is a Japan-based line of professional hair shears reaching the US market through SCISSOR Dude, a Pennsylvania specialty retailer that runs one of the deepest professional cutting and thinning catalogues in the country.Range and pricingThe catalogue spans cutting shears across the common 5.0” to 7.0” blade lengths, dedicated thinners,...

Overview

KT is a Japan-based line of professional hair shears reaching the US market through SCISSOR Dude, a Pennsylvania specialty retailer that runs one of the deepest professional cutting and thinning catalogues in the country.

Range and pricing

The catalogue spans cutting shears across the common 5.0” to 7.0” blade lengths, dedicated thinners, and a left-handed option, covering the sizes most barbers and stylists reach for day to day. Pricing runs roughly $200 to $400, which is typical for professional cutting shears at this level.

For current model specifications, handle options, and stock, the authoritative source is the KT listings on the SCISSOR Dude storefront.

Catalogue and positioning

The KT catalogue at SCISSOR Dude covers cutting shears from 5.0” to 7.0”, dedicated thinning shears, and a left-handed option. That range covers the full breadth of what professional stylists and barbers require for daily work: the shorter 5.0”–5.5” lengths that suit detail, texture, and face-framing techniques; the 6.0”–6.5” sizes used for general cutting on most hair types; and the 7.0” length preferred in barbershop settings for clipper-over-comb and bulk removal. The inclusion of a left-handed model — which many brands omit at this price tier — extends the line’s reach to left-handed professionals.

Market positioning

KT pricing at $200–$400 USD places the line in the professional mid-range — above entry-level tools but well below flagship territory. The parent company, Scissor Warrior, brings manufacturing knowledge from the Japanese professional scissor industry into a range aimed at working professionals who want an upgrade from basic tools without committing to a premium price point.

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Where to Buy

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KT at a glance

Budget
Mid-range $200–400
Based in
Japan

Where to Buy

Authorized Retailers

SCISSOR Dude

Online Retailer

Retailers stocking KT

ScissorPedia catalogues 1 retailer carrying KT.

Products

Products for this brand will be added soon.

How KT Compares

Brand KT alpha Alu-Coba Atali
Country Japan Japan Japan Japan
Typical price Mid-range Mid-range US$200–US$250 US$70–US$100
Steel SG2 Cobalt steel Japanese Stainless Steel
Blade types
Handles Offset Offset, Even
Specialties Volume control, Slide cut, Stroke cut, Blunt cut, Texture control Base cut, Step cut, Volume control, Texture control

Frequently Asked Questions

KT is a Japan-based line of professional hair shears that reaches the US market through the SCISSOR Dude storefront.

The KT catalogue runs cutting shears across the common 5.0 to 7.0 inch blade lengths, dedicated thinners, and a left-handed option, covering the sizes most barbers and stylists reach for day to day.

KT lands in the middle of the market, roughly 200 to 400 dollars, which is typical for professional cutting shears at this level.

Yes. The KT line includes a left-handed option alongside its right-handed cutting shears and thinners.

KT shears are stocked by SCISSOR Dude, and its KT product listings are the authoritative place to check current models, handle options, and stock.

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Last updated: April 12, 2026 · by scissorpedia
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