YNR Zebra Hairdressing Scissor Pouch and Adjustable Belt – Professional Salon Tool-Belt Case for Scissors, Combs and Accessories

YNR INSTRUMENTS LTD

£22.24

YNR® Zebra Hairdressing Scissor Pouch Adjustable Belt A zebra-pattern YNR® scissor pouch with an adjustable belt and visible tool compartments for salon, barbering and mobile styling work. Key features and benefits Black-and-white zebra-pattern finish Multiple visible tool compartments Adjustable waist belt Compact professional storage format Specifications Brand YNR® Style Waist pouch Finish Zebra pattern Supply Pouch and belt; tools not included Suitable uses Hairdressing salons Barbershops Mobile stylists Organised storage of compatible salon tools Cleaning and care Remove all tools before

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as YNR INSTRUMENTS LTD, number 07214852. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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