Sewing scissors Erdi D820-200 — 200 mm, black/red handle

Erdi D820-200 sewing scissors, 200 mm in overall length with a black-and-red ergonomic handle, are designed for textile and general sewing tasks requiring precise cutting. The scissors combine a long cutting edge with comfortable grip geometry to maintain control during repeated cuts on fabric, patterns and trimming operations. Their balanced shape supports accuracy when working with layered materials or when following marked lines.

Advantages

The long 200 mm blade provides extended cutting reach and smoother cutting strokes on woven and knitted fabrics. The ergonomic black-and-red handle reduces hand fatigue and improves grip stability for sustained use. Hardened cutting edges maintain sharpness for accurate trimming and pattern cutting, while the robust construction ensures reliable alignment of the blades over time.

Suitable for

• Cutting and trimming fabric for garment construction
• Pattern cutting and layout work
• Household sewing and mending tasks
• Cutting multiple fabric layers and interfacing

Key specifications

• Total length: 200 mm
• Blade length: 200 mm cutting edge suitable for long straight cuts
• Handle: ergonomic two-tone black and red design for improved grip
• Blade material: hardened steel for durability and edge retention
• Design: right-handed cutting geometry

How to use

Hold the scissors by the ergonomic handle with the thumb and middle finger positioned in the rings and the index finger guiding the cut along the blade. For precise results, let the long blade glide through the fabric using smooth, continuous strokes rather than short snips. When cutting patterns, keep the material flat and supported on a cutting surface to avoid shifting. Use the tip for detailed work and the full length of the blade for long straight cuts.

Usage recommendations

Keep the blades clean and dry after use and store the scissors in a protective sleeve or pouch to protect the cutting edge. Periodically check blade alignment and sharpen the scissors with appropriate sharpening tools when cutting performance decreases. Avoid cutting paper, cardboard or metal to preserve edge sharpness for fabric work.