Known for its cult status among everyday carry (EDC) enthusiasts, Knafs has taken a bold step forward by releasing its very first knife crafted entirely in-house. Until now, like many young brands, Knafs relied on outsourced manufacturing while honing its expertise.
The new product, dubbed the Knafs Little Lulu, is a discreet, compact fixed-blade slicer that impresses with precision and build quality. It marks the brand’s confident entry into cutting tool manufacturing, offering a finely tuned tool that has already garnered praise from hands-on users.
As production veterans know, developing proprietary manufacturing capabilities is a significant milestone—one that positions Knafs for even greater innovation and control over their gear’s design and quality.
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