HANDmade scissors from sheffield
Each pair of Ernest Wright reflects over a century of knowledge, passion and character. Seamlessly blending supreme quality into everyday use. Bought once, they’ll love you for a lifetime.
COLLECTION
TURTON
Timeless design from the early 1900’s
ANTIQUE STORK
Your iconic embroidery companion
8″ DRESSMAKER SHEARS
Lightweight and versatile
8.25″ TAILOR SHEARS
Exclusive and elegant.
10″ TAILOR SHEARS
The professional’s choice
12″ INDUSTRIAL SHEARS
The perfect choice for craftsmen
13″ TAILOR SHEARS
The ultimate tailor’s tool
8.25″ DRESSMAKER SHEARS L
Lightweight and versatile, Left-handed
10″ TAILOR SHEARS L
The professional’s choice, left-handed
Antique Stork
Your iconic embroidery companion
8" dressmaker shears
Lightweight and versatile
8.25" dressmaker shears
Exclusive and elegant.
10" tailor shears
The professional’s choice
12" industrial shears
For tailors and craftsmen
13" tailor shears
The ultimate tailor’s tool
8.25" dressmaker shears L
Lightweight and versatile, left-handed.
10" tailor shears L
The professional’s choice, left-handed
Turton
Timeless design from the early 1900’s
THE WORLD OF ERNEST WRIGHT
08 november 2019
TIME HONOURED QUALITY
You need quality raw materials to make products that stand the test of time.
09 september 2019
FROM WASTE TO BEAUTIFUL ITEMS
Neil Wragg, founder of Ragsto, turns ‘junk’ into high-end bags
29 JULY 2019
SUPPORTING CRAFTS TO THRIVE
The Heritage Craft Association safeguards craft skills for the future
ONE OF 20 MUST HAVES
According to The Daily Telegraph, Ernest Wright’s Turton is among the 20 things you should buy at least once in your lifetime. We couldn’t argue with that.
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SOME CLASSIC VIDEOS
We’ve collected some great documentaries for you to watch. Like the beautiful portrait ‘The Putter’, that superbly captures the spirit of handcrafting Ernest Wright scissors.
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“We are but the two halves of a pair of scissors, when apart…
but together we are something”.
CHARLES DICKENS
ABOUT ERNEST WRIGHT
Ernest Wright
(1880-1954)
Ernest Wright
(1880-1954)
