When it comes to pocket knives, there are few options with as rich as history as the Barlow Knife. Originally invented more than 300 years ago in England and then perfected in America, the Barlow Knife combines a teardrop-shaped handle, sheepsfoot blade and long bolsters to create the epitome of the American “folding knife.” Now, James Brand is taking a crack at the Barlow with The Wayland pocket knife. We couldn’t be more pleased with the result. With a 3″ CPM-S35VN steel sheepsfoot blade and an overall length of just under 7″, it’s the ideal size and shape for all your EDC blades. Just as importantly, The Wayland got all the usual James Brand upgrades in the style department as well because it’s sleek, minimal and available in stylish material / color combinations with wood, Micarta or G10 scales on the handle. It’s like the knife equivalent of the Land Rover restomods that are so popular these days–perfect combination of vintage style with modern performance.
More Gear
The Sunglasses You Should Be Wearing This Summer, According to An Expert
From Adrien Brody-approved Lacoste frames to ‘90s-inspired silhouettes, take on the sun in style.
I Took This Backpack on a Solo Trip and Haven’t Stopped Using It Since
What started as a backpack for a solo trip to Lisbon quickly became my favorite carry-on, weekend bag, and daily companion.
Our Favorite Finds From Bespoke Post’s Fourth of July Sale
Up to 50% off. These are the pieces we'd grab before they're gone.