Experience smooth, effortless cutting with the Whiteley 8″ Leather Scissors, handcrafted in Sheffield, England. These leather shears are suitable for cutting tough materials with ease, including:
Full & Half Grain Leather
Nubuck
Suede
Synthetic & Faux Leather
Vinyl
Heavy-Duty Fabrics
These leather shears are specially designed to cut through tough materials with ease, featuring long handle shanks for extra leverage and offset handle bows for added comfort during extended use. The serrated blade ensures a firm grip on leather and similar materials, delivering a precise, powerful cut every time.
The PTFE coating provides a smooth, non-stick surface that prevents adhesives, glues, and materials from building up on the blade, ensuring a cleaner cut and extending the lifespan of the shears.
They measure overall length: 8.1″ (205mm), cut length: 2.8″ (74mm), and weigh 6.5oz (185g). They are made from carbon steel.
Please note the 10% introductory discount does not apply to Whiteley products.
Founded in Devon by leatherworker and CARV founder Becky and her partner Tommy, British Leather Supplies was created to make finding trusted leathercraft tools and hardware simpler, more affordable, and less overwhelming. Built on real workshop experience, this family-run business supports everyone from beginners to professional leatherworkers with carefully selected products and genuinely friendly customer service.
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