Fresh finds, sharpening, and getting ahead of the holiday rush.

September is a good month to stop by Knives & More before holiday shopping really ramps up. The store is never just one thing: current-production knives sit beside older patterns, collector pieces, customs, kitchen cutlery, and private-collection finds that may not be around long.

The cases never tell the same story twice.

One of the best parts of shopping here is that inventory changes constantly. Private collections regularly bring older, discontinued, unusual, and collectible knives into the store. At the same time, the cases stay stocked with major production brands and practical everyday options.

That mix is why calling the store can be more useful than searching online. If you are hunting a specific Case pattern, a Benchmade, Microtech, Pro-Tech, Spyderco, Buck, Kershaw, Zero Tolerance, custom knife, or something harder to describe, give us a call. It may already be here.

Case is a big deal here — but it is not the whole store.

Knives & More has deep Case inventory, including current production, older pieces, collectibles, discontinued patterns, and hard-to-find knives. But walk a few feet and you will also find modern folders, higher-end production knives, customs, kitchen cutlery, EDC gear, sharpening accessories, and more.

The name really does fit: Knives & More. Whether you are buying your first good pocket knife, adding to a collection, upgrading a kitchen knife, or looking for something unusual, there is a broad range of price points and styles to compare in hand.

Sharpening is still one of the most useful things we do.

Knives & More offers in-house sharpening for pocket knives, kitchen knives, scissors, professional hair-cutting shears, chisels, small axes, and other edged tools. Many everyday jobs can be turned around quickly, while specialty items may take longer.

If you have a drawer full of dull kitchen knives or a favorite pocket knife that is not cutting like it used to, bring it in. For specialty items or timing questions, call the store first.

Thinking ahead to the holidays?

A good knife can be a very personal gift, which is another reason shopping in person matters. Size, weight, blade shape, handle material, and how a knife actually feels in the hand can make the difference between something that gets used every day and something that stays in a drawer.

September is early enough to browse without rushing. If you are shopping for a collector, cook, outdoorsman, tradesperson, or someone who simply appreciates a good everyday-carry knife, stop in and compare options.

What are we watching next?

We keep an eye on what major makers are doing, including new releases and line changes from brands people ask for every week. We will use this monthly update to highlight noteworthy arrivals, private collections, customs, sharpening information, and seasonal ideas as they happen.

Check back next month — or better yet, stop in. The most interesting knife in the store may be the one that arrived after this article was written.