Six outdoor knives, one obvious idea. We have been able to set cloth into a handle for years, and had been waiting for the right reason to use it. Then we met Massy-Birch, bespoke tweed tailors working from the Devon countryside, and the question answered itself: their cloth, our knives.
Every knife in the collection runs Sandvik 14C28N stainless steel, hardened in-house to 60 HRC and sharpened to 15 degrees per side. It is a steel made for exactly this life: a fine edge that shrugs off rain, blood and a wet sheath. The handles are built in three parts, riveted and bonded into an almost seamless whole, with Massy-Birch tweed set permanently into the material. No two are quite alike, and nobody else makes anything like them.
From the compact Cervus to the full-reach FU Too, each one is made and finished in our Wiltshire workshop, ready for the hill, the field, or the glovebox.

The compact stalker. 9cm, 140g.
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The lightest of the six, with the longest sweep.
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The all-rounder. Built solid for unknown plans.
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The deer knife. Compact, controlled, easy to clean.
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Field Utility. Honest work, honestly named.
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The biggest of the six. 12.5cm of reach.
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