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Yoko

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Yoko is an in-house scissor brand from Nina Inc. of Newark, DE, sold alongside Tara, Yasaka, Yuroshi, Aikyo, and Elite Classic lines.

The Yoko shear catalogue reads as an alphabet: Model S, Model LL, Model YH 525, Model YOS, Model YOX, and Model YS, every one built with a Super Convex Edge. Nina Inc., the Newark, Delaware shear company with over 30 years in the salon trade, produces and sells the line,...

The Yoko shear catalogue reads as an alphabet: Model S, Model LL, Model YH 525, Model YOS, Model YOX, and Model YS, every one built with a Super Convex Edge. Nina Inc., the Newark, Delaware shear company with over 30 years in the salon trade, produces and sells the line, with cobalt steel blades and full specifications in its catalogue at ninainc.com.

About

Yoko is a scissor brand sold and produced by Nina Inc., a professional shear company based in Newark, Delaware that has served the salon and hair community for over 30 years. Yoko sits in the Nina Inc. catalogue alongside the company’s other lines, including Tara, Yasaka, Yuroshi, Aikyo, and Elite Classic.

Product range and steel

The Yoko range spans several models, among them the Model S, Model LL, Model YH 525, Model YOS, Model YOX, and Model YS. Across the line, blades are described as Cobalt with a Super Convex Edge. For current model specifications, steel descriptions, and availability, the authoritative source is the Yoko catalogue on the Nina Inc. site.

Where to buy

Yoko shears are listed through Nina Inc. at ninainc.com, where the brand’s product pages carry the full catalogue.

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Product range

Six Yoko models are catalogued: the LL ($325), YS ($325), YOX ($350), YH 525 ($350), YOS ($350), and S ($350). The $325–$350 range runs tight — a narrow price spread that indicates Yoko positions its models primarily by construction and technique fit rather than by price tier differentiation. The broad model alphabet suggests variation in handle angle, blade length, or weight profile across a consistent quality level. Yoko is a Nina Inc. brand and shares production infrastructure with Elite Classic.

The mid-range professional price point makes Yoko accessible to working stylists who want a step up from entry tools without reaching the premium tier.

Where to Buy

nina inc. →

Yoko at a glance

Budget
Mid-range $200–400
Based in
USA
Catalogue
6 models listed

Materials & Construction

The steel, edges, and handle styles Yoko works in:

Where to Buy

Authorized Retailers

nina inc.

Online Retailer

Retailers stocking Yoko

ScissorPedia catalogues 1 retailer carrying Yoko.

How Yoko Compares

Brand Yoko 4420 ABOVE Arc
Country USA USA USA USA
Typical price Mid-range Mid-range US$180–US$250 US$700–US$1,590
Steel Cobalt Stainless steel Cobalt steel ATS314, 440C
Blade types Convex Convex
Handles Offset, Classic, Swivel Ergonomic, Offset
Specialties Blunt cut, Slide cut, Point cut, Volume control, Texture control, Cut & Thinning Precision cut, Layer cut, Sliding cut, Texture cut, Wet cut, Dry cut Blunt cut, Slide cut, Point cut, Precision cutting, Wet cutting, Dry cutting, Slice cutting, Thinning, Texturizing, Blending, Sculpting, Scissor-over-comb, Volume control, Texture control, Cut & Thinning

Verified Sources

  1. Tertiary Nina Inc — Yasaka Shears (reference)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yoko is a USA-based shear brand from Nina Inc., a professional scissor company headquartered in Newark, Delaware.

Nina Inc. prices the line in the professional middle bracket. Guide figures are not recorded here; current prices sit on the Nina Inc. model pages at ninainc.com.

The range covers several models, including the Model S, Model LL, Model YH 525, Model YOS, Model YOX, and Model YS, all built with a Super Convex Edge.

Yoko shears are listed through the Nina Inc. catalogue at ninainc.com, which carries the full set of model pages and specifications.

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Last updated: April 14, 2026 · by scissorpedia
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