Our Brands

Our range brings together selected knife manufacturers from Europe, the United States, and Asia. From traditional pocket knives and modern EDC models to rugged outdoor knives and premium kitchen knives, discover what makes each brand distinctive, along with its key model ranges and latest releases.

AceJet was founded in the Czech Republic in 2013 and specializes in handcrafted throwing knives. Together with professional knife thrower Adam Čeladín, the brand develops well-balanced and durable models for training, recreational use, and competition. Thoughtfully designed shapes, precise weight distribution, and practical dimensions support controlled throwing performance. Matching targets and a selection of hunting and kitchen knives complete the range.

Artisan Cutlery was founded in 2018 and is known for modern knife designs, innovative construction and a broad selection of materials and locking systems. The knives are manufactured in Yangjiang, China, one of the world's established centers of knife production. Collaborations with international knife makers and designers are an important part of the brand. The range includes modern EDC and utility knives as well as technically and visually sophisticated models featuring titanium, carbon fiber, Micarta, G10 and a wide variety of modern blade steels.

Benchmade was founded by Les de Asis in California in 1987 and manufactures its knives at its own facility in Oregon City, Oregon. The brand combines modern manufacturing technology with precise workmanship, distinctive engineering, and high-quality blade and handle materials. Benchmade is particularly known for its ambidextrous AXIS® Lock, introduced in 1999 with the Model 710. The range includes lightweight EDC folders, rugged tactical and outdoor knives, hunting and water-use knives, as well as premium kitchen cutlery.

BMC Bladeworks stands for robust, purpose-built outdoor knives, machetes and large cutting tools. The name BMC originates from the “British Machete Company”. The name “Bladeworks” reflects the British brand’s broader product range, which now extends well beyond traditional machetes. BMC’s roots lie in traditional agricultural blade patterns such as goloks, parangs and machetes. These proven designs are reinterpreted for bushcraft, survival, forestry and demanding outdoor use. Reliable cutting performance, durability and safe, ergonomic handling are at the heart of every design.

Since 1889, W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Company has been known for traditional American pocket knives and fixed blades. Based in Bradford, Pennsylvania, the company combines classic patterns such as the Trapper, Stockman, and Barlow with a wide selection of handle materials and finishes. The range extends from reliable everyday knives to limited editions and highly collectible models.

In 2019, the Artisan Cutlery portfolio was expanded with the sister brand CJRB. CJRB has since developed into a strong and independent brand within the EDC market. Its knives are characterized by modern and often distinctive designs, a wide variety of locking mechanisms and continuously evolving combinations of materials and blade steels.

Condor Tool & Knife manufactures robust knives, machetes, axes, and outdoor tools in El Salvador for bushcraft, survival, hunting, and camp use. The brand’s manufacturing history traces back to its origins in Solingen, Germany. Practical designs, durable blade steels, and proven handle materials such as wood, Micarta, and modern synthetics define its versatile product range.

The story of Dawson Knives began in 1973, when Barry Dawson returned from service in Vietnam, established his first knife workshop in an old barn, and built much of the required machinery himself. Today, the family business is operated by its third generation of knifemakers. Every knife and sword is handcrafted, with all essential production steps—from design, cutting, grinding, and heat treatment to finishing, sharpening, and final testing—completed in-house. Each piece is individually numbered and supplied with a signed certificate documenting its serial number and year of manufacture.

Fällkniven is a Swedish family business based in Boden, Norrbotten, and an established specialist in premium outdoor, hunting and survival knives. The company was founded in 1984 and has been developing its own knives since 1987. ACMA is an official Fällkniven Premium Distributor for Germany and offers an extensive selection of the Swedish brand. Among the best-known Fällkniven models are the F1, S1 and A1. The F1 in particular played a major role in the company's development. It was designed to meet the requirements of Swedish military pilots and has been the official survival knife of the Swedish Air Force since 1995.

Kanetsune Seki is the knife brand of Kitasho Co., Ltd., based in the traditional Japanese blade-making city of Seki. The brand combines the region’s blade-making heritage of more than 800 years with modern production methods. Its range extends from traditional and modern kitchen and Damascus knives to pocket knives and fixed-blade outdoor and utility knives. The blades are made from Japanese carbon steels such as Shirogami as well as modern stainless steels.

Maserin has been manufacturing high-quality knives in Maniago, Italy’s traditional knife-making city, since 1960. The family-owned company combines regional craftsmanship with modern production methods, contemporary design, and a wide variety of materials. Its range extends from pocket, hunting, and outdoor knives to kitchen, design, and collector’s knives. Precision craftsmanship, functionality, and a distinctly Italian design language define the brand.

Sandrin Knives is the knife brand of Turmond S.p.A., based in Turin, Italy. The company has more than 40 years of experience in developing and manufacturing sophisticated industrial blades and precision components made from tungsten carbide. Material development and analysis, sintering, production, and finishing are closely integrated at the Turin facility. This extensive material expertise forms the basis of Sandrin’s exceptionally hard yet flexible tungsten carbide blades.

Based in Golden, Colorado, Spyderco is recognized for its innovative approach to modern folding-knife design. One of the brand's defining features is the distinctive Trademark Round Hole™, developed to provide fast and controlled one-handed blade opening and now an unmistakable element of Spyderco's design identity. Spyderco is also known for its extensive use and evaluation of modern blade steels. The range includes an exceptionally broad selection, from established steels such as VG-10, CPM S30V and K390 to modern high-performance steels including CPM MagnaCut, CPM 15V, REX 121 and Spyderco's proprietary CPM SPY27®.

The SRM knife brand stands for “Stay Ready for More” and offers modern pocket knives with clean, minimalist designs and a variety of materials and features. Select models feature designs such as the Ambi-Lock, which can be operated from either side; the Ambi-Clip, which can be attached or removed without tools; and the Mono-Chassis, crafted from a single piece of metal. Every SRM knife has a unique, laser-engraved 11-digit serial number that can be verified on the manufacturer’s website.

White River Knife & Tool is a small family-owned business dedicated to crafting high-quality American knives. With decades of manufacturing experience, the company was founded to produce knives that stand out for their excellent fit, finish, and functionality—knives that last a lifetime and ensure a loyal, satisfied customer base. Many of White River’s knives are designed for hunting, fishing, and survival use, while others are intended for camping or everyday use. Regardless of their intended use, the knives consistently deliver reliable performance and aesthetic design. The company uses only high-quality materials from the U.S., with the exception of certain exotic materials that are not produced in the U.S., such as cork