An Allday Goods Santoku with a mint green recycled-plastic handle, lying on a blackened steel workbenchFREE SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER £50 (UK) |
The honest worry That it is a
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a nice story Fair thing to wonder. So here is the boring half. The blade is handmade in Solingen by a family who have been making knives since 1790, in one of three steels depending on which knife you pick. The plastic stops at the handle. Everyone who touches one Six people make
everything we sell Not a factory, and not a secret. This is the whole list, and it is on our own FAQ. Nadine Solingen | Makes the Everyday knives. |
| Joe & Jimmy Somerset | Make the Forged knives. |
| Yoshikazu Sakai | Makes the Japanese forged knives. |
| David Sheffield | Makes the cutlery. |
| Martin Wales | Collects the plastic waste and melts it into the handles. |
| Diana London | Makes the aprons and knife wraps. |
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Which one you get depends on the knife, and all three are named on our FAQ rather than hidden behind the word “premium”. |
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X50CrMoV15 Solingen | The Everyday knives. Stainless, easy to look after. |
| 52100 Sheffield | The Forged knives. |
| Aogami 2 Sakai | The Japanese forged knives. |
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◆ Certified B Corporation Audited on the whole business, not on one product line. | ◆ 1% for the Planet One percent of every sale, whatever the year looks like. |
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Buy it for the blade Then tell people about the handle. |
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