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Lucky Hare

Fine Edge LLC

USA Est. 2000 24 models documented ✓ Verified profile

Who it suits

Lucky Hare Shears is a US brand founded in 2000 in Maryland, crafting professional scissors from Hitachi Japanese steel with direct sales.

Price position

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$75–295 · tier 2 of 5

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Profile coverage

Models
24 catalogued
Product types
5 documented
Materials
4 documented

Four steels run through Lucky Hare’s range, 420C, 440C, VG-10, and ATS-314. Mark Deaton started the company in 2000, and it works from Glen Arm, Maryland. The 24 models cover 5.5 to 7.0 inches, at guide prices from $75 to $295, with texture tools and a left-handed build included.

About Lucky Hare Shears

Lucky (full name Lucky Hare Shears) is a U.S. based hair shear company founded in 2000. The brand was started by Mark Deaton and is headquartered in Glen Arm, Maryland. Lucky positions itself as a provider of professional shears at accessible price points.

Product Range

Lucky’s catalog includes cutting scissors, thinning scissors, left-handed scissors, combs, and accessories. Their specialties cover blunt cutting, weight control, volume control, texture control, combined cut and thinning, blending, scissor-over-comb work, and bang cutting.

According to the company, Lucky Hare shears are handcrafted using Hitachi Japanese alloyed steel. The brand emphasizes both comfort and durability in their construction.

Sales Model

Lucky Hare operates primarily through direct sales and personal customer service. The company states that they offer a no questions asked return policy. According to their marketing, the brand has grown through word of mouth and repeat customers rather than large scale retail distribution.

Heritage

Lucky Hare Shears has been operating since 2000, building recognition with working professionals through its direct-sales and word-of-mouth growth model. The brand was acquired by Fine Edge LLC of Glen Arm, Maryland, in 2015.

Sources

  • Lucky brand profile and manufacturer statements (luckyhareshears.com)

Buying context

Lucky Hare is a professional scissor brand available through specialist retailers. For current model specifications, pricing, and availability, consult the retailer carrying Lucky Hare in your market.

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Lucky Hare at a glance

Budget
Entry-level $100–200
Makes
Cutting Scissors, Thinning Scissors, Left-Handed Scissors, Comb, Accessories
Based in
USA
Catalogue
24 models listed
Established
2000

Product Types

Cutting Scissors Thinning Scissors Left-Handed Scissors Comb Accessories

Specialties

Blunt cut Weight control Volume control Texture control Cut & Thinning Blending Scissor over comb Bang cutting

Materials & Construction

The steel, edges, and handle styles Lucky Hare works in:

Where to Buy

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The range, at a glance

Product photos from the ScissorPedia catalogue; see each product page for provenance.

How Lucky Hare compares

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Where is Lucky Hare based?

Lucky Hare Shears is a US-based brand, founded in 2000 and headquartered in Glen Arm, Maryland. It has been part of Fine Edge LLC since 2015.

What steel do Lucky Hare scissors use?

Lucky Hare uses Japanese Hitachi steels across its lines: 440C on the popular Katana range, VG-10 on the Sakai range, and ATS-314 on select models.

How much do Lucky Hare scissors cost?

Guide prices across the 24 Lucky Hare models run from $75 to $295, which keeps the whole line accessible for working stylists.

What sizes do Lucky Hare shears come in?

The cutting, thinning, and texturizing lines all fall between 5.5 and 7.0 inches in the range.

Are Lucky Hare scissors available for left-handed stylists?

Yes. Lucky Hare makes true left-handed models alongside its right-handed cutting and thinning shears.

What does Lucky Hare make?

The catalogue covers cutting scissors, thinning and texturizing shears, left-handed models, combs, and accessories, with strengths in blunt cutting, weight and volume control, and scissor-over-comb work.

Where can I buy Lucky Hare scissors?

Lucky Hare sells directly to stylists through luckyhareshears.com, which also handles its return policy and sharpening service.

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Quick Facts

Country
USA
Founded
2000
Parent
Fine Edge LLC
Headquarters
Mark Deaton, Lucky Hare Shears, 4106 Halifax, Glen Arm, MD 21057
Price Level
Entry-level
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Products Listed
24 models
Product Types
5 types
Retailers
1 online
Status
Verified
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