What you carry.
How you carry it.
Pocket knives, machined pens, and the details that belong to your day.
Explore The Pocket Edit Useful objects. A personal point of view.
A knife can be a tool and a considered detail. A pen can be practical and a pleasure to use. Our guides explore the materials, proportions, and choices that connect everyday carry with personal style.
A guide to the details.
Read by interest. Return when you need.
The Pocket Edit
A pocket knife belongs to the way you dress, as much as the things you do.
02Carry for the Occasion
The workday, the dinner reservation, the weekend. Different settings, different choices.
03The Modern Slipjoint
A familiar pocket-knife form, with room for contemporary materials and thoughtful detail.
04Traditional Lines, Modern Mechanisms
Bolsters, shields, and familiar silhouettes can coexist with an entirely different way of opening.
05Small OTFs, Considered
A compact automatic brings a different silhouette and a different set of considerations.
06Without the Clip
Removing one small piece of hardware can change how a knife looks, feels, and carries.
07The Pen Edit
A useful object, made with enough care to become a personal one.
08Materials That Develop Character
Wood, composite, and metal each bring something different to the objects we keep close.
The workday.
Dinner out.
Time off.
Different clothes. Different settings. A little judgment about what earns a place in your pocket.
Carry for the Occasion