Kamisori Inc. Launches New Professional Hairdressing Scissors

Kamisori Inc. has launched new professional hairdressing scissors, including the Excalibur, Sword SE, and Diablo SE models. Handcrafted with premium Japanese steel and advanced ergonomic design, these additions expand Kamisori's awardwinning lineup and reinforce its reputation as a global leader in precision, performance, and stylistfocused innovation.
TORONTO - Kamisori Inc. officially launched three new professional hairdressing scissors within the past three months, expanding its award-winning lineup as the global hair scissors market reaches $91 million and is projected to grow at a 5.5% annual rate through 2033. [https://straitsresearch.com/report/hair-scissors-market]

The Toronto-based company introduced the Excalibur model, Sword SE models, and Diablo SE model to its collection of precision tools designed for professional hairstylists worldwide. The announcement comes as Data Bridge Market Research reports [https://www.databridgemarketresearch.com/reports/global-hair-scissors-market] increasing emphasis on professional hairdressing services drives growth in the specialized scissors market, with consumers demanding more sophisticated cutting tools.

"We bring a stylist-first perspective," said company representatives. "Every product is created with direct feedback from top hairstylists and barbers worldwide, ensuring tools that not only deliver superior cutting performance but also enhance comfort, artistry, and creativity behind the chair."

Kamisori Inc., founded in Toronto in 2003, manufactures scissors using traditional blade craftsmanship and premium Japanese steel. The company's main factory in Tokyo has been producing hairdressing scissors for more than 100 years, combining time-honored techniques with modern ergonomic innovations designed to reduce strain and extend career longevity for hair professionals.

The new models represent the latest evolution in the company's craftsmanship approach, featuring handcrafted construction from premium Japanese steel with advanced cutting systems. Each pair of scissors comes with the company's lifetime warranty, positioning the tools for professional hairstylists and barbers who require precision instruments for their daily work.

Industry data shows growing demand for premium professional tools as salon services expand globally. Market analysts note [https://www.databridgemarketresearch.com/reports/global-hair-scissors-market] that brands focusing on high-end, ergonomically designed scissors tailored for professionals have seen significant growth, supported by rising popularity of advanced cutting techniques and specialized training programs.

The company serves professional hairstylists and barbers in more than 60 countries, reflecting the global reach of specialized scissors manufacturers in the professional beauty industry. Each Kamisori scissors model incorporates the company's focus on combining Japanese craftsmanship traditions with contemporary design requirements for today's styling professionals.

Kamisori Inc. operates from Toronto with manufacturing facilities in Tokyo, Japan. The company can be reached through its website at http://kamisorishears.com or by contacting Zaki Kamisori at zakikamisori@gmail.com and Dan Lee at kamisori.media@gmail.com

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