Laser-etched · 5Cr15MoV · Pakkawood
Knives that earn their place on the magnetic strip.
SANDEWILY builds laser-etched kitchen and outdoor knives around one idea: balance you can feel in the first ten seconds of prep. No gimmicks. Just steel, handle, and edge — done properly.
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HOT7" Santoku Knife
Full-size santoku with a granton edge — food releases, prep speeds up.
$74.99
$49.99
HOT8" Chef Knife
One blade for almost every task — herbs, proteins, and dense veg in a single smooth stroke.
$89.99
$59.99
10" Bread Knife
A 10-inch serrated edge crosses wide sourdough in one clean stroke.
$95.99
$63.99
4" Utility Knife
Small, sharp, and always in reach — fruit, garnish, and quick trims.
$41.99
$27.99
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The build
Details you notice at week ten, not minute ten.
Cheap knives fail at the joints. SANDEWILY handles are dense, resin-stabilised pakkawood, shaped for a secure grip and sealed against water — nothing to crack, loosen, or soak at the sink.
How we build them3Dlaser etch
Laser-etched texture cut into the steel surface
56±2HRC
Hardness tuned for edge retention and easy honing
15°per side
Hand-honed double bevel out of the box
Find your fit
Start with how you cook.
Reviews
What daily cooks tell us.
“Two months of daily prep and the edge still glides through tomatoes with no pressure at all.”
Daniel M.
United States · 8" Chef Knife
“Bit through a day-old sourdough crust without crushing the crumb — clean slices every time.”
Sarah K.
Canada · 8" Bread Knife
“Feels far more expensive than it is. The pakkawood handle stays comfortable even with wet hands.”
Javier R.
Spain · 7" Santoku
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Trusted by 5,000+ home chefs worldwide.
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Good to know
Quick answers before you buy.
What steel are the blades made of?
High-carbon stainless steel (5Cr15MoV) hardened to 56±2 HRC, with a laser-etched pattern. It resists rust far better than pure carbon steel while holding a keen 15°-per-side edge. Hand wash and dry to keep it at its best.
Which knife should I start with?
For most kitchens: the 8" chef's knife does 80% of the work. Add the 5" santoku if you prefer a shorter blade and flatter cutting motion, and the 8" bread knife for crusty loaves. The 7.5" kiritsuke suits confident cooks who want one striking all-rounder.
Does every knife come with a sheath?
Yes. Every knife ships with a fitted protective sheath, plus a care card. The sheath protects the edge in storage and makes the knife safe to transport.
How often do I need to sharpen?
Hone weekly with a rod to realign the edge; sharpen on a whetstone every 2–3 months of regular home use. Heavy use shortens that interval. Factory edge angle is 15° per side — keep it consistent and the edge lasts for months.
Outdoor Series
Field knives — coming soon.
Fixed-blade camp and hunting knives with the same laser-etched finish and pakkawood handles. Join the list and be first in line.
Stay sharp
Care guides, new releases, and occasional edge-keeping tips.
One email a month, at most.