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Fine Forged Japanese Secateurs
Japanese secateurs for precise work.
Forged in S58C carbon steel in Sanjo, Japan, these fine secateurs, also known as snips, are made for picking flowers, fruit and herbs, taking light cuttings and fine pruning, up to 5 mm in diameter. The straight, tapered blades give a clean, precise cut and stay sharp for longer. The strap fastens easily, and the red handles make them easy to find in the garden.
FEATURES AND FORMAT
Main features:
- forged Japanese secateurs
- S58C carbon steel
- cutting capacity: Ø 5 mm maximum
- straight, tapered blades
- nylon closing strap
- red handles
- made in Sanjo, Japan
Format:
- total length: 17.5 cm
- blade length: 5 cm
- weight: 118 g
CARE
DELIVERY AND RETURNS
Shipping
Standard delivery is free from €200 in mainland France.
Delivery options:
- home delivery via La Poste Colissimo
- Pickup Point (you choose your point after payment)
Once your parcel has been shipped, you will receive a tracking link by email. Delivery takes 3 to 7 working days after your order is placed.
Returns & Refunds
You have a legal withdrawal period of 14 days upon receipt of your parcel. During this time, you may request a return and refund for products that do not meet your expectations. The return shipment must be made using the same secure packaging (no returns can be shipped to a Pickup Point). Return shipping fees are not refundable.
The return address is:
Jardiniste
31 rue Paul Vaillant Couturier
92300 Levallois-Perret
Your refund will be processed to the same payment method used for the order within 15 days of receiving your return.
For delivery to a Pickup Point: If your package is returned to us due to lack of withdrawal on time, please contact us at: hello@jardiniste.fr
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Frequently asked questions
Japanese secateurs are the result of a forging tradition: high-quality Japanese steel, a fine edge that lasts, and handles designed for extended use. In return, they require regular maintenance. Why choose Japanese secateurs?
Wipe them after use, store them somewhere dry and apply a thin film of camellia oil to the blades. A cleaning eraser removes the first traces of rust.
With a medium-grit sharpening stone, from time to time: the frequency depends on how often you use them.