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D.PERES SOLINGEN

D.PERES SOLINGEN Fabric Scissors – Professional Sewing Scissors, Made in Germany

₪149

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SKU: 92008


Quantity
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Product description

Solingen fabric scissors: D.PERES for everyday fabric cutting

Professional fabric scissors by D.PERES SOLINGEN, made in Solingen, Germany. The manufacturer defines the model as women's tailor's shears (Damenschneiderschere), with multi-alloy stainless steel blades and black handles. The scissors come in the manufacturer's familiar yellow plastic packaging.

This is a model for everyday cutting of garment fabrics: it suits cutting patterns, curves and corners. The same model also comes from the manufacturer in a single set with the small D.PERES embroidery scissors.

How this model differs from our similar models

  • D.PERES fabric scissors (the model on this page): Women's tailor's shears, for everyday cutting

  • D.PERES 26 cm: Tailor's shears for long stretches of fabric and for layers

  • D.PERES TURBO: Micro-serration for slippery fabrics

  • D.PERES small embroidery scissors: For threads and delicate work

Common uses

  • Cutting patterns in garment fabrics

  • Curves, necklines and corners

  • Home sewing and studio work

  • Repairs and alterations

  • Cutting fabric swatches

Who the scissors are for

  • Home seamstresses: German fabric scissors for everyday use

  • Professional seamstresses: For detail work and curves

  • Stores and classes: For bulk orders you can contact us

Tips for caring for fabric scissors

  • Fabric only: Paper and cardboard dull the blade

  • Wiping and drying: After working with coated fabrics or interfacing

  • Professional sharpening: At a sharpener who knows sewing scissors

Common mistakes and how to avoid them

  • Cutting very thick layers: For many layers, heavy tailor's shears are suitable

  • Dropping on the edge: Damages how the blades close

  • Leaving open in a drawer: The tips get damaged

What "Solingen" means on scissors

Solingen, also spelled Zolingen, is a city in Germany identified with the production of knives and scissors. Since 1938 the name has been protected by German law: Solingen may be marked only on blades whose main production stages, such as forging, grinding and finishing, were carried out in the Solingen industrial area. Assembly alone in the city isn't enough.

  • D.PERES: A Solingen brand now marketed by the WITTE group

  • This model: Tailor's shears for everyday cutting of garment fabrics

The marking indicates the place of manufacture and the rules under which the blade was made. It doesn't replace checking the model itself, so it's worth checking the length, the blade type and how the handle fits your hand.

Images are for illustration only; slight color differences may occur between different screens.

Specifications

Product type: Fabric and sewing scissors

Model: 92008

Brand: D.PERES SOLINGEN

Blades: Multi-alloy stainless steel

Handles: Black

Country of origin: Germany (Solingen)

Sold as: Per unit

Frequently asked questions

Where are the scissors made?

In Solingen, Germany, under the D.PERES SOLINGEN brand.

What are the blades made of?

According to the manufacturer, the blades are made of multi-alloy stainless steel. The handles are black.

What are the scissors suitable for?

For everyday cutting of garment fabrics, curves, corners and repairs.

What does the SOLINGEN marking mean?

Solingen is a city in Germany identified with the production of blades. Since 1938 the name has been protected by law, and it may be marked only on blades whose main production stages, such as forging, grinding and finishing, were carried out in the Solingen area.

Who is behind the D.PERES brand?

D.PERES (Daniel Peres) is a scissors brand from Solingen, Germany, marketed by the WITTE group in Solingen.

Are the scissors suitable for left-handed users?

The model is built for the right hand. For left-handed users, scissors built for the left hand are more suitable.

What is the difference between the two Hebrew spellings of Solingen?

There is no difference. It is the same name of the German city Solingen, in two accepted spellings in Hebrew.

How do you keep the sharpness?

Cut fabric only, wipe after use, add a drop of oil to the screw and store closed.

Can they be sharpened?

Yes, by a professional sharpener who is familiar with sewing scissors.

Can I order a quantity?

Yes. For bulk orders of D.PERES scissors you can contact us.

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