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Scythe Works has a complete offering of European-style Scythes outfits and all needed accessories.
Scythe Works is operating out of Victoria, BC, Canada since 2007.
At ScytheWorks, personal service has always been an essential part of my scythe-business activities. Providing proper fit and function is the primary goal. Every scythe outfit ordered from ScytheWorks is custom-fitted for the user’s height, with extra attention given to the optimal pairing of blade and snath. All products are carefully inspected before shipment.
May17, 2026:
Please note that Scythe Works is not accepting new orders until further notice.
All existing orders will be processed in the order they were received.
Tariff Update for My U.S. Customers (September 7, 2026)
At the time you place your order, 10% of the total order amount will be collected. This includes applicable customs clearance fees and duties.
Upfront Payment Required: For postal shipments (such as Canada Post), all applicable duties must be assessed and prepaid before the package crosses the U.S. border.
Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s February 20, 2026 ruling that the President could not use the IEEPA to impose broad tariffs, the U.S. introduced a 10% global import surcharge under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974.
The additional 50% duty effective August 22, 2026, does not apply to HTSUS 8201.90.4000 (agricultural hand tools).
No More Duty-Free Threshold: The former US$800 Section 321 duty-free threshold remains suspended.
Thank you for your understanding!
ScytheWorks is a one-man operation. Usually, I start working on your outfit within a few days. However, it will take longer during a busy summer season before I get to the order.
I’m working on the orders in the sequence I’ve received them. Once the package is sent, you’ll receive the tracking number from Canada Post.
I ask my customers to take the time to inform themselves about what they might need. There is good material posted in The Big Book of the Scythe for everyone to make tentative choices of what they might need, and then I don’t mind giving feedback if necessary.