Select a Piece or Submit a Brief
Choose a catalogue piece or describe a bespoke commission. Include intended use, preferred dimensions and visual references where relevant.
How to
order.
A staged process designed to confirm destination, specification, timing and payment terms before production moves forward.
A Useful First Brief
Six details help us answer well.
You do not need to design every component. Give us the context and priorities; the workshop can then identify compatible options.
- 01Intended use
Collection, presentation or supervised practice context.
- 02Experience
Relevant ownership or training experience, where applicable.
- 03Proportions
Preferred blade family, blade length and handle length.
- 04Visual direction
References with the exact details you want interpreted.
- 05Destination
Country or region for route and documentation review.
- 06Budget & timing
A working range and any genuinely required date.
Destination Review
Confirm intended use, destination and an available shipping route. Local import, possession and use requirements remain the customer’s responsibility.
Quotation and Specification
Receive the quoted price, estimated production time and written specifications for review.
Deposit
Deposit amount, payment method, currency and refund conditions are provided in the quotation. No fixed percentage is stated until confirmed for the order.
Build Sheet Approval
Materials, dimensions, mountings, finish and requested inspection details are confirmed in writing before production.
Production
The agreed production updates and any approved changes are communicated against the build sheet.
Final Inspection
The available review of alignment, assembly, finish and packaging is completed before dispatch arrangements.
Final Payment and Shipping
The remaining payment terms, carrier, documents and shipping cost are confirmed for the specific order and destination.
Before you begin
Made-to-order and bespoke work may have different cancellation and return limits. Review the applicable policy and ask any questions before approving a quotation or build sheet.