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The perfect gift set for tailors, home crafters, makers, sewers, dressmakers and more! Comprising of our Black EXOs, a complimentary matching EXO sheath, and a pair of small sharp embroidery scissors. All items are supplied together in a beautiful bespoke foam-lined box as pictured.

The highest professional-quality shear you can buy, designed to fit comfortably in the hand while delivering a powerful cut. Made of 100% surgical-grade stainless steel with a striking matte finish, state-of-the-art investment-cast handles, and industrial grade precision ground blades, and made by our master craftsmen at our facility in Sheffield, using techniques and skills developed since 1760.

Using Magnetron Sputtering technology to coat them with Tungsten Carbide Carbon (WC-C), providing top-notch hardness, excellent resistance to abrasion, and a low coefficient of friction. This coating is widely applied in aerospace and automotive industries, effectively enhancing wear resistance and extending the lifespan of the product.

Featuring our signature ‘bolt’ fixing, they allow for a speedy and smooth ‘pick up’ and ‘put down’ motion – as well as adding an eye-catching styling cue. Approved by ultra-bespoke Master Tailor Andrew Ramroop OBE of Maurice Sedwell, and are now used by the Savile Row Academy to train the master tailors of the next generation. Optional personalised laser engraving is available on the back blade.

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With our EXO Black Gift Set, you have your choice of our Gold, Black or Big Bow Embroidery scissors. At 4″ in total length and feature sharp blades and fine points for delicate work.

Find out more about our Black Embroidery Scissors here.

Find out more about our Gold Embroidery Scissors here.

Find out more about our Big Bow Embroidery Scissors here.

In addition to embroidery scissors, a black leather sheath to help store your EXOs safely whilst also looking equally stylish. Made of vegetable-tanned cowhide shoulder, each sheath is completely handmade by Sheffield craftsmen using traditional techniques, so no two will be quite the same.