Made in Canada
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In case you didn't know...
Karve Shaving Co is a small Canadian business — proudly owned and operated by Canadians.
Every single razor is made entirely in Canada — by me, in my own shop, right here in Edmonton, Alberta.
Only the highest quality raw materials are used and every single step is performed in-house. From precision machining and careful hand-finishing to meticulous quality control and final assembly.
Nothing is outsourced. Nothing is compromised.
This is small-batch craftsmanship — built with patience and care, focusing on quality you feel every time you pick your razor up.
When you purchase from Karve Shaving Co, you’re supporting Canadian manufacturing — and a commitment to doing things the right way.
Karve Shaving Co is a small Canadian business — proudly owned and operated by Canadians.
Every single razor is made entirely in Canada — by me, in my own shop, right here in Edmonton, Alberta.
Only the highest quality raw materials are used and every single step is performed in-house. From precision machining and careful hand-finishing to meticulous quality control and final assembly.
Nothing is outsourced. Nothing is compromised.
This is small-batch craftsmanship — built with patience and care, focusing on quality you feel every time you pick your razor up.
When you purchase from Karve Shaving Co, you’re supporting Canadian manufacturing — and a commitment to doing things the right way.
USA Temporarily Suspended
All products are affected
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Due to new US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) rules under Section 232 tariffs signed by President Trump, we can no longer sell razors containing brass, copper, or stainless steel into the US, as these materials now trigger significant import tariffs upon entry
Regrettably, aluminum razors are now also unavailable to US customers. Although the raw aluminum we use for our razors is smelted in the US and complies with Section 232 tariff requirements, the unpredictable nature of these recent changes carries a tremendous amount of risk
Further, on August 29 at 00:01 EDT, the US government permanently removed the USD$800 de minimis exemption that has allowed low-value shipments to enter the US without any charges or duties. This will expose every single US-bound shipment to a multitude of import charges by CBP. Unfortunately, it is not yet clear which fees will apply
If you are browsing from the US, our products should already be hidden. My apologies for how bare this site now appears
To give a sense of scale, after August 29, a USD$72 Bison razor could face as much as USD$85 in additional customs fees. It may be less, but at this stage, there is no reliable way to tell
Although the future is uncertain, please know that Karve is committed to returning to the US market as soon as a stable and sustainable solution becomes available
Thank you for your patience and understanding
Regrettably, aluminum razors are now also unavailable to US customers. Although the raw aluminum we use for our razors is smelted in the US and complies with Section 232 tariff requirements, the unpredictable nature of these recent changes carries a tremendous amount of risk
Further, on August 29 at 00:01 EDT, the US government permanently removed the USD$800 de minimis exemption that has allowed low-value shipments to enter the US without any charges or duties. This will expose every single US-bound shipment to a multitude of import charges by CBP. Unfortunately, it is not yet clear which fees will apply
If you are browsing from the US, our products should already be hidden. My apologies for how bare this site now appears
To give a sense of scale, after August 29, a USD$72 Bison razor could face as much as USD$85 in additional customs fees. It may be less, but at this stage, there is no reliable way to tell
Although the future is uncertain, please know that Karve is committed to returning to the US market as soon as a stable and sustainable solution becomes available
Thank you for your patience and understanding
