Deejo

Deejo, a renowned knife manufacturer, has its roots in the intention to revive the elegance and functionality of the traditional pocket knife. The company was founded by two gourmets, Stéphane Lebeau and Luc Foin, who had originally designed knives for Baladeo, another long-standing knife manufacturing company. Deejo's journey began in 2010 when Stéphane Lebeau designed an ultra-light pocket knife that weighed as much as a letter. It was conceived as an elegant accessory that could easily slip into a pocket without sacrificing functionality.

Deejo knives are known for their ultralight and slim design, making them easily portable and fitting well in a pocket or jacket pocket. Deejo's production processes begin in Asia and are completed in workshops in the Paris region, France, where the final assembly, customization, polishing, sharpening, and personalization of the knives take place.

A unique feature of Deejo knives is the possibility of personalization, an idea Luc Foin introduced a few years after the company's founding. He loved objects imbued with emotions and stories, reflecting a specific time, passion, or a rare moment. Deejo knives are therefore individually customizable, both in style and in the user's mood. They play with the surface finishes of a steel blade – in the matte reflections of titanium or the shiny reflections of mirror polish – and a handle adorned with the wood of various species, from the deep blacks of ebony to the fine beige arabesque of olive wood.