ScissorPedia Reaches 500 Product Guides

ScissorPedia has reached 500 individual product guides across more than 100 brands. Each page brings together the available model name, configuration, specifications, product imagery, and shopping links so readers can compare exact scissors more easily.

What Each Entry Includes

Product pages use a consistent set of practical fields:

• Steel type: The specific grade (e.g., VG-10, AUS-8, 440C, SG-2) with composition details where available.
• Blade type: Convex, bevelled, or semi-convex, with edge angle where published by the manufacturer.
• Handle design: Offset, crane, opposing, or symmetrical, with specific measurements.
• Sizes available: All blade lengths offered for each model.
• Manufacturing information: The product-specific wording published by the maker or responsible seller.
• Price guide: Indicative pricing in USD, AUD, GBP, EUR, CAD, and JPY, with current retailer prices taking priority.
• Retailer links: Direct routes to sellers carrying the model or brand.

The Range of Coverage

The 500 guides span student, everyday professional, barbering, texturizing, left-handed, ergonomic, and specialist tools. Material coverage ranges from widely used stainless grades to proprietary steels such as Mizutani’s Nano Powder Metal and Hikari’s HYS-MAX67. Maker coverage includes Japanese, German, Korean, Chinese, British, American, and other international ranges.

No single retailer carries every brand, and makers publish different levels of product detail. A consistent page structure helps readers find the current maker and retailer sources, compare like-for-like features, and identify the details they still need to confirm.

Keeping the Guides Useful

Product information is gathered from current maker pages, official product literature, responsible retailer listings, and direct product information where available. Each guide points readers toward the current source because sizes, colors, sets, prices, and regional availability can change.

The aim is a clear comparison aid. A material name or price is never treated as a complete quality score, and readers are encouraged to confirm the exact model, fit, seller terms, warranty, and service route before buying.

What Comes Next

The product library continues to grow as new models launch and additional makers publish their ranges. Japanese domestic-market scissors remain an important part of that work, alongside wider international coverage.