Tuxedo Two-Blade Slip Joint – Turquoise, Lava Rock & Bronze

The Tuxedo Knife pattern dates to the 1920s, when its slim, refined profile made it ideal for discreet carry with formal attire, including inside a gentleman’s cummerbund. Santa Fe Stoneworks has offered its own interpretation of this classic design since the 1980s, preserving its traditional character while transforming it into a distinctive piece of functional art.This model features two non-locking slip-joint blades, so one can be reserved for finer work while the other handles general use. Each is held open by spring tension without a mechanical lock, an excellent choice for those who prefer a traditional pocketknife.Although created for formal menswear, it has become especially popular with women who appreciate its elegant proportions and size. It slips comfortably into a purse, clutch, or pocket without feeling bulky, proving that a useful everyday tool can also be beautifully refined.