Collection: Cowboy Knives

Traditional cowboy knives built for real carry—belt, boot, or cross-draw—and inspired by classic bull cutter style blades.

Handmade Cowboy Knives Inspired by Traditional Western Carry

A true cowboy knife is made to be carried and used—whether you're on the ranch, in the outdoors, or simply want a rugged, traditional blade for your collection. This collection brings together traditional cowboy knives and Western fixed blades designed around practical carry and dependable cutting.

Built for Everyday Carry: Belt, Boot, and Sheath Options

Many cowboy-style knives are chosen as much for carry as for performance. That’s why our designs focus on secure handling and classic carry styles like a cowboy belt knife setup or a knife that pairs naturally with a quality leather sheath. Depending on the model, you’ll find options suited for different carry preferences—belt, boot, or cross-draw few examples are below.

What Makes a Cowboy Knife “Traditional”?

A traditional cowboy knife typically means a practical fixed blade with a sturdy profile, easy control, and a no-nonsense feel. It’s the kind of knife you reach for when you want something reliable—simple, strong, and ready for real use.

Bull Cutter Knife Style 

You’ll also see influences from the cowboy bull cutter knife tradition—an iconic Western-style blade associated with ranch work and classic carry. Bull cutter style knives are often appreciated for their cutting utility and timeless Western look. Few Blade designs are below.

Why Choose a Handmade Cowboy Knife?

• Purpose-built feel: balanced handling and dependable grip
• Western carry-friendly: styles that pair naturally with belt/boot carry setups
• Collector appeal: traditional profile, premium finishing, and craftsmanship
• Gift-ready: a standout choice for outdoorsmen, collectors, and Western enthusiasts

FAQ

Do cowboy knives come with a sheath?

Yes cowboy knives are typically carried with a sheath. Check the product listing to confirm what’s included and the carry style supported.

What is a bull cutter knife?

A bull cutter knife is a classic Western-style blade associated with ranch and cowboy culture. In modern terms, it often refers to a traditional, practical fixed blade style that emphasizes utility and carry.

What’s the difference between a cowboy knife and a pocket knife?

A cowboy knife in this collection generally refers to a fixed blade style carried with a sheath, while a pocket knife is a folding knife. If you’re shopping for a sheath-carry blade, this collection is the right place.

You may also want to explore our Handmade Bowie Knives for larger Western-style blades.