Nina Shears: Company and Manufacturing Overview
An overview of Nina Shears in Ruian, Zhejiang, including its professional scissor range, manufacturing services, materials, custom options, and ordering information.
Nina Shears supplies professional hair scissors and razors from Ruian in Zhejiang Province, China. Its catalogue and manufacturing services are designed for distributors, retailers, academies, and professional-tool businesses ordering individual ranges or customised production.
Company location and range
Nina Shears lists its address as No. 68 Nanshi Street, Feiyun Town, Ruian. The company operates within the wider Wenzhou manufacturing region and presents a range that includes:
- professional cutting scissors;
- barber shears;
- thinning and texturising scissors;
- hair razors; and
- customised product and packaging options.
Current model availability and ordering quantities can be checked through the company’s own sales channels.
Materials and production information
The company’s public product information includes 440C material descriptions, a stated 59–61 HRC range, sub-zero treatment language, and options for different finishes and patterns. Because specifications can vary by model and order, the current quotation is the best place to confirm the material, hardness target, blade geometry, handle, finish, and packaging for a particular product.
For professional buyers, a clear specification sheet can bring those details together before samples or production are scheduled. It can cover:
- blade length, width, and edge style;
- handle position and finger-ring dimensions;
- tension system and removable components;
- cutting or thinning configuration;
- surface finish, colour, engraving, and branding;
- case, inserts, accessories, and packaging; and
- inspection, delivery, and after-sales terms.
Custom manufacturing services
Nina Shears describes its business as OEM manufacturing, meaning it can produce scissors to an agreed specification for another professional-tool business. Options shown in its public material include custom patterns, finishes, presentation, and packaging alongside the core scissor construction.
The process for a new range will usually begin with a product brief and quotation, followed by representative samples. Buyers can then confirm the dimensions, finish, assembly, accessories, and packaging before scheduling the full order.
Comparing samples
A useful sample review focuses on the requirements of the intended range. Relevant checks may include:
- model dimensions and handedness;
- handle and finger-ring fit;
- blade alignment, tension, and opening feel;
- cutting or texturising configuration;
- finish, engraving, and colour consistency;
- case, accessories, labelling, and packaging; and
- the sharpening, warranty, and service plan for the destination market.
The right priorities depend on whether the scissors are intended for salon cutting, barbering, education, kits, or a specialist technique.
Ordering information
Wholesale terms can change with the model, custom work, quantity, destination, and production schedule. Buyers can request a current catalogue and quotation directly from Nina Shears, then keep the confirmed specification, sample reference, order quantity, delivery terms, and contact details together for the order.
For a broader explanation of commissioned manufacturing, see the OEM and White-Label Manufacturing Guide.
Sources
Company location, product categories, material descriptions, hardness range, process language, customisation, and order information are drawn from Nina Shears’ public website and supplier profile, reviewed in March 2026. Contact the company for its current range and terms.
Nina Shears or a company representative is welcome to share corrections or updated official information at info@scissorpedia.com.
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