Supreme x Victorinox Classic SD Alox
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
About the original
The Victorinox Classic SD Alox is a 58mm five-function Swiss Army knife with textured aluminum Alox scales housing a small blade, nail file with screwdriver tip, scissors, split key ring, and toothpick. The Alox scales are a step up from the standard cellidor plastic handles. They're machined from a single piece of aluminum with a ribbed pattern that resists corrosion and shows wear as patina. Victorinox has manufactured Swiss Army knives in Ibach, Schwyz since Karl Elsener founded the company in 1884, and the Classic has been in the lineup since 1976. The Supreme version prints the box logo on one scale.
About Victorinox
Victorinox is a Swiss knife manufacturer founded in 1884 by Karl Elsener in Ibach, Schwyz, Switzerland. Elsener patented the Schweizer Offiziers- und Sportmesser in 1897, the original Swiss Army Knife, and began supplying the Swiss army the same year. The company adopted the Victorinox name in 1921, a portmanteau of Victoria (Elsener's mother) and inox, French for stainless steel. Victorinox acquired rival Wenger in 2005 and remains family-owned, with all knives still produced in Ibach. The Classic Alox uses ribbed aluminum scales over a five-tool body. Supreme has collaborated with Victorinox on the Classic Alox and a Mini Swiss Army Knife in red, black, and True Timber camo.
