Quick answer
Choose BOHIN Pelican scissors for precise appliqué and seam ripping, or Epoxy colored scissors for colorful, everyday fabric cutting in two sizes.
Precision vs. versatility
Pelican scissors have a unique duck-bill shape that lets you cut close to seams without damaging the fabric underneath. This makes them ideal for detailed work like appliqué or lingerie sewing.
Epoxy colored scissors come in 11 cm and 17 cm lengths with seven pop colors. They are general-purpose fabric shears for cutting, trimming, and crafting where a colorful touch matters.
What you give up with each option
Pelican scissors are specialized: they excel at one task but are less suited for straight long cuts on large fabric pieces.
Epoxy colored scissors are versatile but lack the duck-bill tip for protecting underlying fabric during seam ripping or appliqué.
Trade-offs at a glance
- Pelican scissors: Specialized duck-bill blade for precise, close-to-seam cuts. Best for appliqué, lingerie, and seam ripping.
- Epoxy colored scissors: General-purpose fabric shears in two sizes and seven colors. Good for everyday cutting, trimming, and crafting. If you need both precision and color, consider owning one of each type.
- Which to choose first?: Start with Pelican scissors if you frequently unpick seams or do appliqué. Choose Epoxy colored scissors if you want a colorful, all-purpose fabric cutter.
Product facts at a glance
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Ciseaux époxy colorés: Epoxy colored scissors come in two sizes (11 cm and 17 cm) and seven pop colors with a matte finish. You can pick a size and color that matches your hand and style, making them a fun everyday cutting tool.
Ciseaux époxy colorés
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Ciseaux Pélican: Pelican scissors have a unique duck-bill shape designed to cut close to seams without damaging the fabric underneath. This shape lets you safely rip seams or trim appliqués without accidentally cutting the main fabric.
Ciseaux Pélican
Which scissors fit your sewing style?
Best for
- Sewists who do appliqué, lingerie, or detailed seam ripping
- Crafters who want a colorful, everyday fabric cutting tool
Not ideal for
- Long straight cuts on large fabric pieces (Pelican scissors are too specialized)
- Precision seam work where protecting the underlying fabric is critical (Epoxy colored scissors lack the duck-bill tip)
