Are these true left-handed scissors?

Yes. They are assembled for left hands, so the top blade sits on the left and the blades close against each other. A left-hander cuts a straight line without twisting the paper.

They are compact, roughly 4 inches overall with about 3.3 inches of cutting edge. That suits paper, light card and small household jobs, not thick fabric.

Can a right-handed person use them?

Only awkwardly. The reversed blade arrangement makes clean cutting harder for a right hand, so they are best kept for left-handed users.

What are they made of?

Stainless steel blades with a plastic acrylic handle and a bent tip. The handle is the part most likely to show wear over time.

Are they good for crafts and sewing?

For light trimming, yes. For long fabric cuts or thick material, a full-size pair gives more leverage and a longer cutting edge.

Where is the Stainless Steel Left Handed Scissors cheapest?

At MUJI USA, for $2.90, 83% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Stainless Steel Left Handed Scissors?

Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 15 ratings. Buyers like: Works well for left-handed users; Great as a gift for left-handed people; Good quality and easy to use. Common complaints: Smaller than expected; One reviewer found them awkward to hold and needed time to adjust to flipped blades.