Description
When you think of the French Revolution, one of the first ideas that comes to mind is the guillotine. But make no mistake, this revolution, launched in 2015 at LES FINES LAMES, was born from the union of two passions, one for knives and one for the world of cigars. A cigar lover for a decade and enlightened by his grandfather in the production of the French cutlery tradition, Pierre Jourdan, the founder of the brand, presented in 2015 a cigar knife called L'ORIGINAL. For three years, Pierre built the brand's solid image event after event by sponsoring the World Smoking Championship.
In 2018, Pablo Rodet joined the team, with whom the French group decided to pursue the challenge of creating a unique premium cigar knife, 100% made in France, with a compact size and a competitive price. The product that made the brand famous is undoubtedly the Les Fines Lames LE PETIT cigar knives. They are made in the French capital of cutlery, Thiers, and like them, each blade is made from 14C28N stainless steel, which is an anti-corrosion metal and guarantees you eternal quality. Today, the brand makes multiple versions of its cigar knife.
The new HAVANA STREETS line introduces three new cigar knives - Almendrón, Habana Vieja and Hacia El Malecón, all inspired by the streets of Havana, Cuba. A beautiful landscape of this unique city is painted on the handle.
• Almendrón - this is what Cubans call classic American cars from before 1959, which are a common sight and complement the authentic atmosphere of the city.
• Habana Vieja - walking through the streets of Old Havana, you can experience Cuban culture that cannot be found anywhere else. Exploring these streets is like opening a time capsule full of history and color. Hasta luego!
• Hacia El Malecón - all roads lead to the Malecón, the famous promenade located in the north of Havana.
Blade material: stainless steel 14C28N
Handle material: olive wood
Size open: 157 mm
Size closed: 115 mm
Blade thickness: 2 mm
Suitable for cigars with a ring up to 70
Origin: 100% made in France
