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Professional Tailor's Shears with Gold-Bronze Metal Handles – Stainless Steel Blade
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SKU: 10095
Product description
Tailor's shears with metal handles: a weight that works for you
Professional tailor's shears in the classic tailor's shears design: the handles are made of metal in a gold-bronze finish, and the blades are made of quality stainless steel. The metal handle weighs more than a plastic handle, and this weight helps the blade pass through the fabric without pressing hard.
An adjustable screw in the center lets you match the tension of the blades to the thickness of the fabric and restore the contact if a gap appears over time. The scissors suit cutting fabrics and other materials in sewing and craft work.
How this model differs from our similar models
Gold-bronze handles (the model on this page): gold-bronze finish on the handles and the screw
Gold handles, medium 25.5 cm model: for general work on the cutting table
Gold handles, large 30 cm model: a 20 cm blade for layers and large fabrics
Common uses
Cutting fabrics on the cutting table
Patterns for dresses, shirts and skirts
Medium and thick fabrics
Repair work in the studio
Craft projects with textiles
Who the scissors are for
Tailors: scissors in the classic design with good weight control
Designers and seamstresses: for everyday work on a table
A gift for professionals: a distinctive design on the work table
Tips for working with scissors with an adjustable screw
Adjusting the screw: if the scissors fold thin fabric instead of cutting, tighten the screw slightly. If it's hard to open, loosen it slightly
Let the weight work: the lower blade rests on the table, and there's no need to lift the scissors
Preserving the finish: wipe the handles with a dry cloth and keep them away from moisture
Common mistakes and how to avoid them
Over-tightening the screw: the scissors become hard to operate and the blades wear down
Cutting paper: dulls the blade
Leaving them in a damp place: may damage the finish of the handles and the screw
Metal handles or plastic handles: what's the difference in work
Both types of handles are common in tailor's shears, and each has a different advantage:
Metal handles, as in this model: higher weight that helps the blade pass through the fabric, a durable structure that doesn't crack, and the feel of a classic work tool
Plastic handles: lighter, and sometimes with a soft insert in the rings. Comfortable in prolonged work for someone who prefers a light tool
What to choose: someone who cuts thick fabrics and prefers to cut using the weight will enjoy metal handles. For long cutting of light fabrics, a light handle may be more comfortable
With metal handles it's worth checking that the rings fit the size of your fingers, because they have no soft padding.
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Specifications
Product type: tailor's shears
Model: 10095
Brand: HaBayit LaBubot
Blades: stainless steel
Handles: metal
Finish: gold-bronze
Joint: adjustable screw
Sales unit: per piece
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
What are the scissors made of?
The blades are stainless steel, and the handles are metal in a gold-bronze finish.
What is the advantage of a metal handle?
The weight of the handle helps the blade pass through the fabric, and the scissors are more stable on the cutting table.
What is the adjustable screw for?
For adjusting the tension between the blades. When you tighten it slightly, the scissors cut thin fabrics without folding them.
What is the difference between this model and the scissors with gold handles in 25.5 and 30 cm?
The 25.5 and 30 cm models are in a gold finish, and this model is in a gold-bronze finish. The 30 cm model is intended for layers and large fabrics.
How do you protect the finish?
Wipe the handles with a dry cloth after work and keep the scissors in a dry place.
Which fabrics are the scissors suitable for?
For light and medium fabrics and relatively thick fabrics such as cotton, linen, denim and wool. The weight of the metal handles helps the blade pass through the fabric without pressing hard.
Are the scissors suitable for left-handed users?
Classic-design tailor's shears are usually built for the right hand. Anyone who cuts with their left hand will prefer dedicated left-handed scissors, in which the order of the blades is reversed.
Can I cut pattern paper with them?
Not recommended. Paper dulls the blade faster than fabric. It is a good idea to keep a separate pair for paper and keep the tailor's shears for fabric only.
Can the scissors be sharpened?
Yes. Stainless steel blades can be professionally sharpened, and after sharpening you can adjust the screw to restore the closeness between the blades.
Can I order a quantity for a workshop or a store?
Yes. For bulk orders you can contact us.




