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December 24th 9AM to 2PM
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Shop in Vancouver
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December 11-24th 9AM to 7PM
December 24th 9AM to 2PM
December 25-27th Closed
Shop in Toronto
Extended Hours
December 11-24th 9AM to 7PM
December 24th 9AM to 2PM
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Dedicated to Sharp Knives Since 2007
Knifewear quietly opened in July 2007 in Kevin's backpack on the back of a bike in Calgary, before opening a retail store the following year, and has since added stores in Vancouver, Ottawa, Toronto and Edmonton. Our knife stores have become a destination/hang-out for those who love Japanese steel and are addicted to sharp.
We carry knives not found in any other shop in Canada. We like exclusive, scary sharp, high performance blades, and travel all over Japan to find them.
We also aim to have awesome selection of chef quality tools for your kitchen, whether you are a professional working the line, or someone at home looking for tools to kick it up a notch.
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Blacksmith Profile: Kisuke Manaka-san
There are many hidden, unknown and remote blacksmiths in Japan. Once upon a time, Kisuke Manaka-san was one of them. I first discovered his beautiful works of knife art on his Instagram...
Blacksmith Profile: Kisuke Manaka-san
There are many hidden, unknown and remote blacksmiths in Japan. Once upon a time, Kisuke Manaka-san was one of them. I first discovered his beautiful works of knife art on his Instagram...
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The Best Kitchen Gear & Gadgets to Gift for Chr...
Christmas is coming! I love gift-giving, but rather than filling up my loved one’s stocking with random junk, I like to give gifts they can use, items that provide a...
The Best Kitchen Gear & Gadgets to Gift for Chr...
Christmas is coming! I love gift-giving, but rather than filling up my loved one’s stocking with random junk, I like to give gifts they can use, items that provide a...
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Knifewear's Top 10 Kitchen Knives to Gift for C...
Few will admit that gift-giving is the competition it actually is—family wargames centered on LED-flickering pines and buttresses of ribbon-wrapped parcels—surrender never an option, everyone desperate to rise above the...
Knifewear's Top 10 Kitchen Knives to Gift for C...
Few will admit that gift-giving is the competition it actually is—family wargames centered on LED-flickering pines and buttresses of ribbon-wrapped parcels—surrender never an option, everyone desperate to rise above the...
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Food Scoop v.s. Bench Scraper: The Ultimate Mis...
As someone who’s verged on being a hoarder in the past, I really loathe clutter. As a result, I’ve worked hard to get my kitchen, my wardrobe, my toolkit, etc.,...
Food Scoop v.s. Bench Scraper: The Ultimate Mis...
As someone who’s verged on being a hoarder in the past, I really loathe clutter. As a result, I’ve worked hard to get my kitchen, my wardrobe, my toolkit, etc.,...
