About this knife

This folding knife keychain gift set packs six 6 cm blades into a range of colored wood handles — from deep red and forest green to blue and natural tan — each with a brass bolster and a blank metal tag ready for engraving. Manufactured in Pakistan, it's built as a ready-to-sell display set for retailers and a popular wholesale gift item for corporate or promotional orders.

Specifications

Weight
0.045 kg
Blade size (cm)
4.6
Handle size (cm)
6
Blade
Stainless steel
Handle
Colored wood
Bolster
Brass
Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

Pro tip

Engrave the tags before they reach the shelf

Every keychain in this set comes with a blank metal tag. Engraved with initials, a date or a company logo, the set becomes a personalised gift that sells at a far better margin than the plain version. A local laser-engraving shop can mark six tags in a few minutes, so it is worth arranging before the holiday season or a corporate event.

The story

Six colours, one tiny folder

The miniature folding knife on a key ring is an old idea: travellers carried one to cut string, open letters and peel fruit long before multi-tools existed. This set keeps the concept and turns it into a colour palette: deep red, forest green, blue and natural tan wood, each with a brass bolster and a 4.6 cm blade folding into a 6 cm handle.

Among the keychains made in Pakistan in our catalogue, the assorted set is the easiest way for a shop to see which colours its customers prefer before ordering single colours in volume.

Questions & answers

Quick answers

How much does this keychain set cost?

US$1.56 per piece (PKR 937 for buyers in Pakistan). From 50 pieces the price drops to US$1.09 per piece. For a larger order, send us the quantity on WhatsApp or by email and we will quote a lower rate.

Did you know?

Why the bolsters are brass

Brass is used for the bolster, the metal collar between blade and handle, because it never rusts, polishes easily and slowly takes on a warm patina. On a keychain that rubs against keys all day, that patina is part of the charm: after a few months each little Pakistan knife in the set looks slightly different from its neighbours.