Lancelot Leather makes the Clip Slip, a handmade pocket sheath that solves the oldest problem in traditional knife carry: a slipjoint has no clip, and loose pocket carry grinds a beautiful knife against keys and change. Each slip is cut from full grain vegetable tanned leather, custom dyed, and hand stitched, then finished with an exclusive titanium pocket clip made by Lynch Northwest, whose clips are already the aftermarket standard for half the knife world.
The Clip Slip Short is sized for single blade folders up to about 4 inches closed, which is exactly why the maker's own fit list starts with most models of Jack Wolf Knives, the sub-4-inch premium slipjoints these were practically born to carry. Sod Buster patterns and similarly sized traditional knives ride just as well. The clip holds the slip at your pocket seam for a consistent draw, the veg-tanned leather burnishes into its own patina with carry, and the leather and stitching combinations, mahogany with tan, walnut with black or tan, and black with gray, let the slip match the knife it protects. A ninety dollar slipjoint deserves better than bouncing off your car keys; a nine hundred dollar one demands it.