Build your cutting station with Otto 6-inch cutting and thinning shears, carbon-fibre combs and a guarded haircutting razor. Compare each tool by its role, then use the length, blade, fit and care guides to refine your choice.
6-inch cutting and thinning shears
Choose the straight cutting shear for shape and length, the toothed thinning shear for blending, or the set containing both. The listings specify Japanese 440C steel and an offset handle. Compare the exact tool rather than treating a thinning blade as a straight cutting blade.
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Cutting, barber and flat-top combs
Compare the 8.5-inch cutting comb, 9-inch barber comb and wider 9.5-inch flat-top clipper comb. Select the shape and working area that suit your cutting technique.
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Styling, sectioning and lift combs
Choose between the 8.5-inch all-purpose and 7-inch styling combs for everyday comb work. The 9-inch metal-tail comb separates sections; the 7.5-inch five-prong comb lifts and shapes. Match the teeth and tail to the task.
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Guarded haircutting razor
The gold haircutting razor is a guarded texturizing tool with a finger-ring handle. Choose it for razor-cutting technique; check the exact compatible blade before replacing it.
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Questions before you choose
Which shear lengths are offered here?
The listed cutting shear, thinning shear and two-tool set are 6-inch models.
What is in the shear set?
One 6-inch cutting shear and one 6-inch thinning shear.
Is the thinning shear tooth count specified?
The current listing does not specify it. Do not choose a removal percentage from an assumed tooth count; compare the tool’s actual cutting action.
Which comb is for precise sectioning?
The 9-inch pin-tail comb has a metal tail for sectioning.
How should cutting shears be stored?
Remove residue, dry carefully and store closed in a protective holder. Use scissors-specific oil for the pivot as directed.