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Zwilling

German cutlery and kitchenware from Solingen since 1731

Zwilling J.A. Henckels makes knives, scissors and cookware from Solingen, with sister brands including Staub and Miyabi.

GermanyGermanyHome & KitchenKnivesKitchenwareFounded 1731
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About Zwilling

Zwilling traces its roots to Solingen in 1731 under Peter Henckels and grew into one of Germany's best-known cutlery houses. Today Zwilling J.A. Henckels AG spans knives, scissors, cookware and beauty tools, and owns related brands such as Staub while remaining headquartered in the Solingen steel tradition.

Why consider Zwilling

  • Centuries of Solingen cutlery craftsmanship
  • Broad knife ranges from everyday sets to specialist blades
  • Integrated kitchen ecosystem including cookware sister brands
  • Strong European retail and sharpening culture
  • German alternative to US big-box knife and cookware brands

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Brand comparison

BrandCountryPositioningMain categoryPrice level
ZwillingGermanyGermanySolingen cutlery and kitchenwareKitchenwareMid to premium
StaubFranceFranceCast-iron cookware sister brandCookwarePremium
Le CreusetFranceFrancePremium enameled cast ironCookwarePremium

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Brand details

Brand ownership

  1. Werhahn Group
  2. Zwilling J.A. Henckels AG

Market presence

  • Zwilling stores and outlets
  • Kitchenware retailers
  • Department stores
  • Official online store
  • Professional and hospitality channels

Brand timeline

  1. 1731Peter Henckels registers the twin-man trademark in Solingen
  2. 1800sBuilds international cutlery export reputation
  3. 1970sModernizes product lines for global retail
  4. 2008Acquires Staub and expands cookware portfolio
  5. TodayMajor German kitchenware group with global brands