Stainless Steel Portable Cutlery Set with Silicone Sleeves

Mirror-bright steel, soft matte sleeves

Mirror-bright 304 stainless

Each utensil is 304 stainless steel with a cloth-wheel mirror polish, so the surface is smooth and clean with no dull patches. stainless steel chopsticks are included, and they get the same finish as the fork.

Sleeves that hold the set

The soft matte silicone sleeves cover each handle and double as handle covers. They keep the utensils organised and give you a grip that feels soft against the hand. Each sleeve has a small hole at its end.

Slim enough for any bag

Four utensils and three colour-matched sleeves make one neat kit that is slim and light. It slides into a lunch bag or tote beside your container. Pair it with a stainless steel lunch container for a plastic-free midday meal.

Pack it for the day in four steps

1. 1
   Dry each piece

   Dry the knife, fork, spoon and chopsticks fully with a towel after rinsing. Trapped moisture is what leaves a set smelling stale.

2. 2
   Slide on the sleeves

   Each utensil sits in its own soft matte silicone sleeve. The sleeve covers the handle and gives a secure grip.

3. 3
   Check the sleeve end

   Turn the sleeve over to find the small hole at the end. It is a neat detail for keeping the set organised.

4. 4
   Pack it

   Slip the sleeved set into your lunch bag, tote or pocket. It is slim and light, so it fits beside your container.

Four utensils, three colours, one tidy set

• Stainless steel knife×1

  304 stainless steel, mirror-polished

• Stainless steel fork×1

  304 stainless steel, mirror-polished

• Stainless steel spoon×1

  304 stainless steel, mirror-polished

• Stainless steel chopsticks×1

  Matching finish with the rest of the set

• Navy silicone sleeve×1

  Soft matte finish, covers the handle

• Mustard silicone sleeve×1

  Soft matte finish, covers the handle

• Terracotta silicone sleeve×1

  Soft matte finish, covers the handle

Loose spoons and plastic forks, not again

The bag that rattles

You pack a good lunch, then find the fork is missing and the spoon is buried under a pen and a bag of crisps. Loose metal clinks around your things, and what you do find is usually grimy. So you grab a plastic fork from the café, or skip the meal.

A kit that stays together

One set holds the knife, fork, spoon and chopsticks, each one wearing its own silicone sleeve. Everything stays in one place, clean and ready, instead of scattering across the bottom of the bag. The sleeve also covers the handle, so the steel sits comfortably in your hand.

Lunch without the plastic

Every lunch becomes one you wash and use again. Steel replaces the flimsy plastic pack, and the relief is simple: no more digging for a fork at the bottom of the bag.

Quick rinse, fully dry, back in the sleeve

• Rinse after use

  Rinse each utensil after eating so food does not dry on the polished surface.

• Dry fully

  Dry each piece with a towel before the sleeves go back on.

• Keep sleeves dry

  Store the sleeves dry so moisture does not sit against the steel.

Reusable steel versus another plastic fork