Inox Flatware Sets

Inox is stainless steel, typically an alloy of iron, chromium, and often nickel. The chromium content forms a protective oxide layer that prevents rust and corrosion. Grades like 18/10 or 18/8 stainless steel are common in premium flatware for their durability, shine, and resistance to tarnishing during regular use.

Inox flatware is available in a wide range of premium finishes including Gold PVD, Champagne Gold PVD, Black PVD, Copper, and Brushed or Polished Stainless Steel. Mixed-material handles in wood, bone, marble, resin, and enamel are also offered to create distinctive, design-forward tableware collections for retail or hospitality use.

Yes. Fully custom collections can be developed from a sketch, render, or sample, with private label and custom packaging support included. This allows retail brands, hospitality groups, and home decor companies to launch coordinated flatware programs under their own branding with unique silhouettes and finishes.

Yes. All stainless steel components are FDA-compliant and California Proposition 65 compliant, ensuring food safety throughout. Manufacturing is SEDEX member and SMETA audited for ethical trade transparency, and any wood handle options use FSC-certified materials, supporting both regulatory compliance and responsible sourcing.

Beyond all-steel designs, inox flatware sets can feature handles in FSC-certified wood, bone, marble, resin, and enamel. These mixed-material combinations allow for distinctive aesthetics ranging from rustic and natural looks to polished, luxury tabletop presentations suited to hospitality and retail gifting programs.

Production lead time is typically 40 to 60 days after sample approval, depending on silhouette, finish, and packaging complexity. Sampling is quoted separately, and quotes for full production orders are generally provided within 48 hours of an initial inquiry to help plan procurement timelines.