Microtech M-Stitch Ram-Lok, Marfione Select Antique Denim Titanium with Bronze Accents, Full Serrated 3.05" M390MK Bronzed Stonewash, Blade Show West 2026, Made in USA (169MRL-15MS3)
Microtech M-Stitch Ram-Lok, Marfione Select Antique Denim Titanium with Bronze Accents, Full Serrated 3.05" M390MK Bronzed Stonewash, Blade Show West 2026, Made in USA (169MRL-15MS3)
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Marfione Select, fully serrated, in antique denim titanium with bronze accents. Microtech brought this one to Blade Show West 2026.
This is not a show exclusive. It is one of the configurations Microtech built for the show, and the M-Stitch does not usually come dressed like this.
Specifications
- Model: M-Stitch Ram-Lok, Marfione Select
- Blade Length: 3.05"
- Overall Length: 7.14"
- Blade Width: 1.31"
- Blade Thickness: 0.125"
- Blade Steel: Bohler M390MK
- Blade Style: Spear point
- Blade Finish: Bronzed stonewash
- Edge: Full serrated
- Handle: Antique denim slab side titanium with bronze titanium accent
- Hardware: Bronzed double vapor blast stainless
- Lock: Ram-Lok crossbar lock with Iconic X Button
- Pocket Clip: Reversible, tip up
- Designers: Sebastijan Berenji of Borka Blades and Tony Marfione
- Country of Origin: Made in USA (North Carolina)
Marfione Select
Marfione Select is the designation Microtech puts on its upgraded builds. On this one that means titanium slab sides where the standard M-Stitch runs aluminum, a bronze titanium accent, and stainless hardware that has been double vapor blasted and bronzed rather than left plain.
Vapor blasting is a wet media process. It leaves a soft even sheen instead of the harsh matte you get from dry blasting, and running it twice is what gets the hardware to match the depth of the anodized titanium next to it.
Antique Denim Titanium
Titanium anodizing is voltage, not dye. Antique denim lands in the muted blue range and then gets knocked back, so it reads like worn indigo rather than a bright finish. Against the bronze accent and bronzed hardware it is a warm and cold combination that most production knives do not attempt.
The Stitch, Scaled Down
The Stitch came out of a collaboration between Sebastijan Berenji of Borka Blades and Tony Marfione, and the silhouette is recognizable across a room. The M-Stitch takes it down to a 3.05 inch blade and 7.14 inches overall, which is the size you can actually carry without planning your day around it.
Deep jimping sits on the thumb ramp and in the finger choil, so the control you get on fine work is the reason this shape survived the shrink.
Full Serrated
The whole edge is serrated, which is the rarest of the three edge options and the one that gets ordered on purpose. Serrations tear through rope, webbing, and seatbelt material faster than a plain edge, and M390MK holds the points far longer than the steels that usually get serrated.
If you want a knife that opens boxes cleanly, this is not it. If you want one that chews through anything fibrous, it is exactly it.
Ram-Lok
Ram-Lok is Microtech's crossbar lock. It closes from either side, and the release carries the stepped Iconic X Button pattern, the same visual language as the Ultratech trigger switch applied to a side opening manual folder.
Made in North Carolina
Microtech was founded by Anthony Marfione and manufactures to tight tolerances with American materials, backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
Why This One Stands Out
Titanium, bronze, and a full serrated M390MK edge on a compact folder. Each of those decisions narrows the audience, and all three together is why this one is here.
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