How to Store Your KnivesUpdated 10 months ago

Proper knife storage is one of the most important—if not the most important—parts of maintaining and caring for your knife. While running your knife through the dishwasher or using it on glass or marble cutting boards can do a number on your blade, keeping your knives loose in a drawer—or, worse, on the countertop—is also a major no-no. Not only does this cause your knives to dull more quickly, undoing your careful sharpening or honing job, but it can also cause serious injury—an errant knife sitting on the countertop or tucked hastily into a drawer can send you straight to the ER if you’re not looking carefully. 

A magnetic knife block is a great way to show off your collection and allow you to access your knives quickly and easily. If counter space is limited, you may prefer an in-drawer knife organizer.

All of our knives also include a sheath for easy storage. These sheaths do not have closed ends, so we advise being careful when sliding your blade inside.