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Professional Tailor's Shears with Gold Handles – Large 30 cm (12 in.) Model, 20 cm Blade
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SKU: 1009511
Product description
Large tailor's shears: a 20 cm blade for layers and wide fabrics
Professional tailor's shears with a total length of 30 cm (12 in.), with stainless steel blades 20 cm long and metal handles in a gold finish. The long blade cuts a stretch of almost twenty centimeters with each closing, so the scissors suit cutting many layers and large pieces of fabric.
A strong adjustable screw lets you tune the tightness of the blades. The ergonomic handles, designed with a finger rest, add support that prevents fatigue in repetitive work and gives more control of heavy scissors.
How this model differs from our similar models
Gold-bronze handles: A gold-bronze finish on the handles and the screw
Gold handles, medium model 25.5 cm: For general work on the cutting table
Gold handles, large model 30 cm (the model on this page): A 20 cm blade for layers and large fabrics
Common uses
Cutting stacked layers of fabric
Thick fabrics: wool, coats, upholstery
Long patterns for evening dresses and coats
Curtains and tablecloths
Small-batch production
Who the scissors are for
Tailors and workshops: For cutting layers
Fashion designers: For wide fabrics and large patterns
Upholstery and curtain sewists: For long lines and heavy fabrics
Wholesalers: For quantity orders you can contact us
Tips for working with large scissors
Work on a large table: A 20 cm blade needs room to move on the surface
Hold the layers: Pins or weights before cutting
Screw adjustment: With thick layers, tighten slightly so the blades don't spread apart
Common mistakes and how to avoid them
Large scissors for fine work: For small curves, scissors of 25 cm and under are better
Lifting the fabric: Layers shift and the pieces stop being identical
Cutting paper: Dulls the long blade
How to cut several layers without the fabric shifting
Scissors 30 cm long were built for cutting layers and large pieces of fabric. To keep the layers aligned:
Secure the fabric: Pins along the pattern or weights on the table, so the layers don't slide over one another
The lower blade on the table: Don't lift the fabric. The lower blade glides on the table and the upper one cuts
Long closings: Open the scissors wide and close almost to the tip, so the line stays continuous
Move around the pattern: Instead of turning the fabric, walk around the table and keep a comfortable cutting angle
With heavy scissors like these it is worth working on a cutting table high enough, so the weight falls on the blade and not on the wrist.
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Specifications
Product type: Tailor's shears
Model: 1009511
Brand: HaBayit LaBubot (House of Dress Forms and Display)
Size: Large
Total length: 30 cm (12 in.)
Blade length: 20 cm
Blades: Stainless steel
Handles: Metal with a gold finish
Joint: Adjustable screw
Sold as: Per unit
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
What are the dimensions of the scissors?
The total length is 30 cm (12 inches), and the blades are 20 cm long.
What are 30 cm scissors suitable for?
For cutting many layers of fabric, thick fabrics and large patterns, with fewer closings.
What are they made of?
Stainless steel blades and metal handles in a gold finish.
Are they heavy?
They are heavier than short scissors because of the metal handles and the long blade. Use them with the lower blade resting on the table.
What is the difference between the 30 cm model and the 25.5 cm model?
The 30 cm model is intended for layers and large fabrics. The 25.5 cm model is lighter and suits general work and curves.
How many layers of fabric can I cut at once?
It depends on the thickness of the fabric and the strength of the hand. The 20 cm blade and the weight of the scissors let you cut several layers of thin or medium fabric, when they are well secured with pins or weights.
Are the scissors suitable for left-handed users?
Tailor's shears in a classic design are usually built for the right hand. Someone who cuts with the left hand will prefer dedicated left-handed scissors, in which the blade order is reversed.
How do I adjust the screw?
Tighten slightly when the blades start to move apart and do not cut all the way to the tip, and loosen slightly if the motion becomes heavy. Test on a piece of fabric after each adjustment.
Are they suitable for upholstery and curtain fabrics?
Yes. The long blade suits long lines and heavy fabrics such as upholstery fabrics, curtains and tablecloths.
Can I order a quantity for a workshop or a store?
Yes. For bulk orders you can contact us.




