Tru-Blu
Tru-Blu Scissors
Who it suits
Tru-Blu is an Australian scissor brand from Victoria, individually handcrafted with serial numbers and specializing in cutting shears only.
Price position
$350 · tier 3 of 5
Profile completeness
6/9Profile coverage
- Models
- 3 catalogued
- Product types
- 1 documented
- Materials
- 2 documented
Your name can outlast the sharpening wheel on a Tru-Blu: the Australian maker, handcrafting cutting scissors in Morwell, Victoria, will engrave a stylist’s name where resharpening cannot erase it, and serial-numbers every pair inside the handle. The three cutters catalogued here, 5.5 to 6.0 inches, all carry a $350 guide price, built from Hitachi 440C blades on Hitachi 304 stainless handles.
Overview
Tru-Blu is an Australian scissor brand based in Morwell, Victoria. According to the brand, every pair of Tru-Blu scissors is designed and individually handcrafted in their fully equipped workshop. The brand focuses exclusively on cutting scissors, which makes it one of the more specialized producers in ScissorPedia’s database.
Product Range
Tru-Blu’s specialties include blunt cutting, slide cutting, serrated edge work, dry cutting, chipping, slicing, detail cutting, and scissor over comb. Despite offering only cutting scissors (no thinning shears), the specialty list covers a solid range of techniques. The brand sits in a mid range price tier (price range 3).
Handcrafted Approach
According to Tru-Blu, each scissor is individually crafted and assigned its own serial number, engraved on the inside of the handle. The brand also offers name engraving on the back of the scissor in a location that will not be removed during sharpening. For stylists who want a custom element, the brand confirms spelling and helps match the right model to the stylist’s needs.
If the standard range does not fit, Tru-Blu states that they accept custom scissor inquiries.
Distribution
Tru-Blu scissors are available through Spencer Scissors, a UK based retailer. The brand’s own online store is no longer available: as of July 2026 the address serves an unrelated website. The brand encourages trying scissors in person before purchasing, which is practical for Australian based stylists but less so for international buyers.
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Where to Buy
Tru-Blu at a glance
- Budget
- Mid-range $200–400
- Makes
- Cutting Scissors
- Based in
- Australia
- Catalogue
- 3 models listed
Product Types
Specialties
Where to Buy
Authorized Retailers
Retailers stocking Tru-Blu
ScissorPedia catalogues 1 retailer carrying Tru-Blu.
- SPENCER SCISSORS Online store — UK
The range, at a glance
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Product photos from the ScissorPedia catalogue; see each product page for provenance.
Products
How Tru-Blu compares
Same listed origin, adjacent price tier. Rows tinted brass differ; "—" means the field is not documented yet.
Frequently Asked Questions
6 answers you can open one at a timeIs Tru-Blu an Australian scissor brand?
Yes. Tru-Blu is an Australian maker based at Morwell in Victoria, and every pair is individually handcrafted in Australia.
What kind of scissors does Tru-Blu make?
Tru-Blu focuses purely on cutting scissors rather than thinning shears, which makes it one of the more specialised producers in our database. The range suits blunt cutting, slide cutting, serrated edge work, dry cutting, chipping, slicing, detail work, and scissor over comb.
What steel do Tru-Blu scissors use?
Tru-Blu builds the blades from Hitachi 440C and uses Hitachi 304 stainless for the handles.
How much do Tru-Blu scissors cost?
The three Tru-Blu cutters catalogued here all carry the same $350 guide price. Spencer Scissors stocks the brand in the UK.
What makes Tru-Blu scissors different?
Each pair is given its own serial number engraved inside the handle, and the brand will engrave a stylist’s name in a spot that survives sharpening.
Where can I buy Tru-Blu scissors?
In the UK the brand is stocked by Spencer Scissors.
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