Victorinoxs

Victorinox is a Swiss manufacturer best known for its iconic Swiss Army Knives. Founded in 1884 by Karl Elsener in Ibach, Switzerland, the company began as a purveyor of cutlery and later expanded into producing the multi-functional knives that would become its hallmark. The original Swiss Army Knife was developed for the Swiss Army, hence its name. Over the decades, Victorinox has diversified its product line significantly. Beyond knives, they now produce a wide range of items including timepieces, luggage, apparel, cookware, and fragrances.

The company's commitment to quality and innovation has been a driving force in its long-standing success. Victorinox remains a family-owned business, with its headquarters still located in Ibach. The "Cross and Shield" emblem is recognized globally as a symbol of Swiss craftsmanship and durability. The company emphasizes its roots in tradition while continuously adapting to modern market demands. Their Swiss Army Knives, in particular, are celebrated for their versatility, durability, and thoughtful design, making them popular among outdoor enthusiasts, soldiers, and everyday users alike.