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If I want to buy this scissor, where can I get it? Pls. Ans. To me immediately.

@@tahminabegum657 They have a website. Search William Whiteley on Google.

Working on it. I’m a working tailor and have some jobs that need my attention so soon there will be lots more

Robyn Jorde Thats been my greatest quest here in America. I’ve had several shears ruined over the years by “professional” sharpeners. The current solution is to spend the money and have them factory sharpened. I have talked to Caroline at WW about certifying a company stateside (if you’re in the states). I don’t want to speak out if turn or talk too much about this, however a firm in NYC has contacted them on just this subject. So we will see how this turns out.

I must also add, I am a professional and use these shears daily for the last few months and they are still cutting strong. The TiN really extends the life of the cutting surface.

I think they did a good job in developing a medium sized bow set that is bias towards medium hands of both sexes. If they do run a bit large, which shouldn't be too much, you can do as we do in the trade and pad the thumb bow out a little with some bias melton, domette or undercolor felt. Perhaps this could be a video topic in of itself.

@@tailorshands7049 Honestly, I knew about the padding handles, but never put 2 and 2 together so thank you.

They fit nicely in my tiny hands! There are three ways of holding them, with all fingers in the bow, with the first three fingers in the bow, and with the last three fingers in the bow and the first resting under the notch in front. This makes them quite universal :)

These are teaching videos how will distracting music help?