Which Feather Blade Fits Your Razor?
Start with the holder name, then choose its refill family.
By JapanShears EditorialUpdated
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The refill has to match the holder you already own. A Feather logo, a folding handle or a similar-looking packet is not enough to establish that match.
Find the complete model name on your tool, original order or product listing. Then follow its row below. If the markings are unclear, send us the holder details before ordering a refill. A guess can leave you with a packet you cannot use.
Match the system first
Feather separates these families on its Styling product page and Professional razor page. The table connects those model families to the local listings.
| Your holder | Supported replacement family | Where to look next |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Styling or Short Styling | Common guarded Styling refills | Standard ten-pack, Texturising ten-pack, WG ten-pack or Regular EX fifty-blade carton |
| Custom, maker CU-R | Custom Cut Special CSN-10 or Cut Stainless CS-12 | These are separate from common Styling refills. Ask us about the exact replacement; those Custom packs have no local product page here. |
| Nape, maker NR-K | Nape NP-10 | Nape ten-pack |
| Plier, maker PLR-R | Plier PLI-20 | Plier twenty-pack |
| Artist Club SS folding | Feather Professional blade family | Local examples are Professional PB and Proguard PG. They have different blade construction. |
The local Standard holder’s SKU begins with SRS; that ordering code does not make it the maker’s Short model. Read the product name as well as the code. Similarly, BLFN10 identifies the local Nape refill while Feather calls its blade NP-10.
A folding handle does not settle the match
Custom, Nape, Plier and Artist Club SS folding can all have folding handles while taking different blades. Their purposes differ too. Styling, Custom and Plier are haircutting systems; Nape and Artist Club are shaving systems. The hinge tells you about the handle construction, not the replacement family or the method of use.
Custom makes the distinction particularly clear: its detachable comb guard and CSN-10/CS-12 blades form its own system. Do not order a Standard Styling packet for it just because both listings say Feather. The Feather model guide explains the holder choices if you are buying the whole tool.
Then compare the blade construction
Within a supported family, guard design can change. Styling Texturising and WG are distinct choices; Artist Club PB and PG are another comparison in a separate family. A guard’s presence cannot establish compatibility across those systems.
The blade and guard illustration explains the terms before you compare packs. Keep the separate Standard ten-pack and Regular EX carton descriptions attached to their listings: shared Styling fit does not establish identical delivered geometry.
Finish with the selected pack
Once the fit is settled, use the refill pack guide to read maker codes, local SKUs and total blade quantities. Check the selected option’s current price and contents before adding it to cart.
Browse the full Feather collection with that holder name in hand. For loading, use, care and disposal, follow the exact tool instructions and your workplace process. This map answers the buying question; it does not replace those instructions.