Chef Knife Bag – Oxford Fabric Tool & Knife Storage Roll

Organise and transport your blades with confidence using the Wesselco Chef Knife Bag — a purposeful solution for mobile chefs, catering, food-service events or serious home cooks who take their kit on the road.

Product Highlights:

• Durable Oxford cloth exterior: rugged yet lightweight, designed to withstand kitchen-service transit and protect your tools.

• Roll-up design with secure tie/strap or buckle closure: lets you keep knives, utensils, and other tools neatly tucked and protected from damage or contact.

• Multiple internal pockets and sleeves sized to accommodate chef’s knives, slicing knives, paring knives, honing steels or other essential tools — giving you organised access and safe storage.

• Reinforced edges or padding (if applicable) to protect blade tips and handles when in transit.

• Compact footprint when rolled and secured — ideal for chefs working off-site, at food markets, pop-ups, events, or shifting between kitchen stations.

• Easy to clean: wipe the Oxford fabric, unroll and air out after use — perfect for busy service environments.

Why it belongs in your kit:
Whether you’re heading to a gastronomy event, catering job, or simply want one professional-grade storage solution for all your cutting tools, this knife bag brings order, protection and style. For chefs who move between kitchens or who value organised, efficient kit-management, it’s an essential piece of the toolkit.

Usage & Care Tips:

• Before placing blades in the pockets, make sure they are clean and dry to avoid corrosion or staining of the fabric.

• Roll the bag with the longest knives near the interior base, ensure shorter tools and accessories nest around them — this keeps the roll compact and balanced.

• When securing the roll, do up the strap/buckle snugly but avoid overtightening pressure on the knives.

• After use, unroll and air the bag out; wipe with damp cloth if fabric is dusty or flour-coated; hang or store flat when not in transit to extend lifespan.

• Consider labeling the pockets (or using colour-coded tabs) if you regularly carry a full set of tools — this improves speed of access in service.