"Nail scissors" are also called nail scissors and nail clippers. They are the leading brands in the world.

Although nail clippers (also called nail scissors or nail clippers) are low-priced, standardized daily necessities, there are indeed some leading brands in the world, especially in the following countries or markets:

1. Chinese Market/ OEM Power
China is the world's largest nail clipper production base, especially in Yangjiang, Guangdong and Yiwu, Zhejiang, which have a large number of factories. However, there are few brands with real global influence, and most companies are mainly OEM/ODM.

Some of the more well-known Chinese brands:

SRM: It started out as a knife manufacturer and also produced nail clippers, with a high-end positioning.

Zhang Xiaoquan: A century-old brand, famous for its scissors, it has also launched a variety of nail clipper products.

UGREEN: It mainly produces digital accessories, but also produces some portable care kits, entering this field indirectly.

Topsharp: Its sales volume is relatively high on some domestic e-commerce platforms, and it tends to be mid-to-low-end.

However, these brands are more of "general care tools", and few of them focus on nail clippers and build international brands.

2. Japanese and Korean markets: Segmented specialization + high-end leadership
Japanese and Korean brands are leaders in the global nail clipper field, especially in terms of product precision, appearance design, and feel of use.

1. Japanese brands
KAI: A world-renowned manufacturer of cutting tools, with fine workmanship and elegant design, and a high-end nail clipper series.

GReen Bell: A leader in the field of high-end nail clippers, its G-1008/G-1205 series are almost "ceiling-level" products.

SUWADA: Handmade from top-quality stainless steel, expensive, commonly seen in the gift market, with excellent user reputation.

2. Korean brands
Three Seven (777): A long-established nail clipper manufacturer in South Korea, its products are exported all over the world and are highly recognized in the Chinese market. Classic and durable, it is the "first brand" for many people.

Besta: It focuses on high-end care sets and has a certain share in Japanese and Korean e-commerce.

3. European and American brands: mainly care brands
European and American brands tend not to focus on a single product, but to create a complete line of personal care/beauty tools, which includes nail clippers.

Revlon: It has nail clippers products, which are mainly targeted at female users.

Tweezerman: A high-end brand in the field of beauty care tools, its nail clippers are sold with precision.

Seki Edge: Although its headquarters is in the United States, it is actually a joint venture product between Japan and the United States and also belongs to the high-end series.