Cut Once. The Edge Is Already Finished.
You cut the fabric. Then you hem it. Then you zigzag the raw edge so it stops unraveling in the wash. That last part is the part you hate — and it's why three projects are still sitting in the drawer.
Zagsnip skips it. One pass with the zigzag blades and the edge is done — denim, jersey, stretch, felt.
No hemming. No fraying after laundry day. Just a clean, finished edge the first time.
Cuts through denim on the first pass — 115mm blades, hardened 3cr13 steel
✓ Skip the hemming step entirely
One cut leaves a sealed zigzag edge. No hemming, no zigzag stitching, no going back over it later.
✓ No more unraveled edges after washing
The angled teeth cut across the weave instead of along it. Threads have nothing to pull loose in the machine.
✓ Bites through denim, not just thin cotton
235mm of leverage and hardened 3cr13 steel blades. Denim, jersey, felt, ribbed knit, stretch — one pass each.
✓ Finishes like you sent it out
Crisp, even teeth down the whole edge. The kind of finish that makes people ask where you bought it.
✓ Won't go dull after three projects
3cr13 is hardened tool steel, not the soft stamped metal in bargain-bin craft scissors. It holds its bite.
What you get today
- Zagsnip zigzag pinking shears
- One-pass finished edge on woven and knit fabric
- Ready to use out of the package — no assembly, no sharpening
- Choice of 3 colorways
- Free tracked shipping
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Small production run per colorway — once a color sells out, restock timing and pricing may change.
Try Zagsnip at home today and finish your next project in one pass — before this colorway run sells out.
30-day at-home trial
Try Zagsnip at home for 30 days. If it doesn't deliver the intended result or isn't as easy to use as described, return it for a full refund.
Frequently asked questions
Can I sharpen these if they lose their edge?
Yes, but not on a standard knife sharpener. Pinking shears need a professional sharpener who handles serrated blades. Most people go years before this comes up.
Will these work on paper and cardstock?
They will, but paper dulls any fabric blade faster than cloth does. If you scrapbook, keep a separate pair for paper and save these for fabric.
Do these work for left-handed users?
The handles are symmetrical, so they're comfortable either way. Left-handed users may find the cut line slightly harder to see, which is true of most shears.
How do I keep them cutting cleanly?
Wipe the blades with a dry cloth after heavy use and add one drop of oil at the pivot screw every few months. That's it.
How to use
- Step 1: Lay your fabric flat on a hard surface. Bunched fabric gives you an uneven zigzag.
- Step 2: Open the blades wide and cut with long, full strokes. Short snips leave gaps in the pattern.
- Step 3: Don't lift the shears between cuts. Slide them forward and line up the teeth with the last cut so the zigzag stays even.
- Step 4: For thick fabric like denim, cut single-layer instead of folded. One pass is all it takes.
Specifications
- Size: 9.25 inches total length, 4.5 inch blade
- Material: Hardened 3cr13 steel blades, ABS handles
- Lasts: Built for repeat use — hardened steel blades hold their edge through regular fabric work
How to wash
- Wipe blades clean with a dry cloth after use.
- Do not soak or put in the dishwasher.
- Add a drop of oil at the pivot screw every few months to keep the action smooth.
