All Purpose Knife Roll with Zipper (5-Pockets)

All Purpose Knife Roll with Zipper (5-Pockets)Handmade From Waxed Canvas & Full Grain Leather Appearance Improves With Age and Usage Ideal for All Chefs, from Budding to Professional Folds and Closes with YKK Zip for Compact Convenience Durable with Double Stitched Seams SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions Length: 19. 5 inches Height: 0. 25 inches Width: 11 inches Materials Full Grain Leather, Waxed Canvas, Rustic Brass Hardware, YKK Zipper USE & CARE Over time and with use, the leather will assume a

• Handmade From Waxed Canvas & Full Grain Leather
• Appearance Improves With Age and Usage
• Ideal for All Chefs, from Budding to Professional 
• Folds and Closes with YKK Zip for Compact Convenience
• Durable with Double Stitched Seams

SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions

Length: 19.5 inches

Height: 0.25 inches

Width: 11 inches

Materials

Full Grain Leather, Waxed Canvas, Rustic Brass Hardware, YKK Zipper

USE & CARE

Over time and with use, the leather will assume a unique patina. If desired, condition with mineral oil or beeswax leather conditioner.

PRODUCTION & DESIGN

This waxed canvas and leather, all-purpose kit with rustic accents is meant to be passed on to future generations.

This highly attractive leather knife roll contains 5 pockets to store your most coveted chef knives and carry them with some stylish flair. Perfect for all chefs, from beginners to professionals, this leather knife roll is made with full grain leather and brass hardware, closing securely with a YKK Zipper. When closed, carry with ease thanks to the Knife Roll's convenient Full Grain Leather handles.

When we think of a typical chef, the white hat comes into mind. This tradition, along with many others in the kitchen, dates back over 2,000 years. According to legend, as early as 7 A.D., chefs in Assyria wore hats in the shape of crowns to stand apart from the kitchen help. It wasn't until the early 19th Century that the French started primarily using white colors due to its connection to cleanliness and hygiene. Functionality aside, the pleats were symbolic of the number of recipes the chef knew, with more pleats meaning a higher level of experience.