Kangaroo Leather Knife Roll - Ochre
Made just up the road from our Knife Shed in Woodville, Karmine Leather has teamed up with Big Red Knives to create some of the toughest unique knife rolls.
If you are looking for a different colour or design feel free to contact us as each bag is custom made. If you want our favourite design at present you can see it here.
This essential bag is made for chefs, culinary students and enthusiasts alike with the simple roll-up design and 6 cutlery pockets. A thick interior flap, leather strap enclosure, and 6 knife pockets provide added security to keep your knives and tools safe wherever you need them.
Description
Designed and made in Australia, Karmine uses 100% sustainably sourced kangaroo leather. Kangaroo leather is the strongest and lightest natural leather available, making it comfortable and exceptionally durable. Attention to detail and quality craftsmanship, makes our knife rolls truly unique and long-lasting.
Karmine Kangaroo Leather is:
- Sustainably & ethically sourced
- Locally handcrafted
- Lightweight & comfortable
- Water, stain & heat resistant
- Easy to clean
For Australian customers:
We offer $9 flat-rate Shipping Australia-wide.
Orders are dispatched within two days of purchase. For all domestic orders, we use Australia Post where current delivery times are 1 to 5 days.
If the knife is for a birthday let us know and we will upgrade to express at no charge.
For overseas customers:
We offer $29AUD flat-rate shipping for all regions (larger orders are rewarded by keeping the shipping cost fixed).
For overseas shipping, we use DHL or TNT, the two biggest transport companies in the world (The German's versus the Dutch). Delivery times tend to vary from a week to a month, however we do provide tracking information for clarity.
Any issues or problems let us know. If it doesn't arrive then we will refund you or re-make and re-send.
To keep this simple, we are happy to refund or replace any issues for 10 years.
Hopefully by the end of the decade we have robots making us dinner and you may not use your knife as much.
A very good question. Here's a short answer.
What not to do?
Don't put it in the dishwasher or leave it in a sink full of water as this can lead to corrosion. We also recommend against cutting on a glass chopping board as this is terrible for the blade (can lead to chipping).
What to do?
Our knives have a high carbon concentration meaning they are harder at the edge. This means less honing is needed (i.e. sharpening with your rod at home or in the kitchen).
With this type of steel you should have it sharpened by a sharpener (ideally on a whetstone to stop the steel heating). How often varies depending on usage however most people do it every 3-6 months.
To summarise, less honing and more stoning.
If you need help finding a sharpener near you, give us a bell and we will do our best to assist.
Tax for Australian customers:
Australia is easy. We charge 10% GST (which is included in the price).
Tax for overseas customers:
Rest of the world is a little more complicated. To date, we have experienced very few tax issues at customs however we're happy to talk with you if you're unsure (and we can pass on what has happened for knives sent to the same region in the past).