Feather has been making blades in Japan since 1932, and its Hi-Stainless double edge refills are a fixture of traditional wet shaving. Each steel blade carries a platinum coating for comfort, and wet shavers know Feather for a very keen edge, so a light touch and a shallow angle do more for a close shave than pressure ever will.
We stock Feather in its 10-blade refill pack, which fits most traditional double edge razors, so it slots into the razor you already own. Pair a pack with a safety razor from Merkur or Henson, a cushioning shaving cream and an alum block for afterward, and the kit is complete. We ship Feather razor blades across Canada, and with a fresh blade each week, one pack covers about ten weeks of shaving.
Why Choose Feather Razor Blades from MASC?
Our wet-shaving shelf has grown since 2007, so blades sit beside the razors and creams they suit.
Ask our team which razor and blade pairing fits your skin, and we will answer plainly.
A small blade pack is an easy add-on to a larger shave order heading for free shipping.
Orders usually leave our warehouse within 24 to 48 hours, Monday through Friday.
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Pre-Shave - Pre-shave oils and prep products that soften stubble before the first pass of a double edge razor.
The best safety razor for a Canadian-made kit is the Henson AL13 Razor - Jet Black, machined from aircraft-grade aluminum in Ontario and built to take any standard double edge blade.
The best alum block for after a double edge shave is Captain Fawcett's Traditional Alum Bar, a 90g ammonium alum bar that tones skin and helps seal small nicks.
FAQ
Feather Hi-Stainless blades fit most traditional double edge safety razors, including the Henson and Merkur razors we carry, since both take standard double edge blades. They are not made for cartridge razors or single-edge injector razors.
Our guide on how to use a safety razor suggests a fresh blade about once a week, or sooner if it starts to tug. Beard density and how often you shave both change how long an edge stays comfortable.
Hold the razor at roughly 30 degrees to the skin, the angle our safety razor guide recommends. Use short strokes and let the weight of the razor do the work, which matters even more with a blade as keen as Feather.
In Japan. Feather has produced blades there since 1932, and the Hi-Stainless double edge blades we stock come platinum coated in packs of ten.
Yes, once your order reaches $125 before tax and after discounts and is going to a Canadian address. Blade packs are an easy addition to a larger shave order that clears that threshold, and smaller orders pay the shipping rate chosen at checkout.