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Kitchen knife sets
Our KlevaCut® Master Series knife sets are made from Japanese Vamolcrium stainless steel, with ergonomic handles designed for a secure, comfortable grip. Sets run from 3 pieces to 10, so there is one for a first kitchen and one for a cook who wants a knife for every job.
Which knife set should I choose?
- 3-piece sets: the everyday essentials, with or without a block and sharpener.
- 4-piece sets: add a specialist blade or two, including the 67-Layer Damascus Steel Artisan set.
- 5-piece Grand Chef sets: a fuller set with a block and sharpener.
- 8 and 10-piece sets: the Culinary Masterclass and the Ultimate Kitchen Takeover, a knife for nearly every task.
Many sets come with a storage block, bamboo case or satchel, and several include a sharpener.
What is in a basic kitchen knife set?
A basic set usually has three to five knives used in most meals: a chef's knife, a paring knife and a serrated knife, and sometimes a utility knife and a bread knife.
Why buy a knife set?
The right knife for each job makes preparation quicker and cleaner, and a good set, looked after, lasts for years. A set also gives you knives that match and store together.
What guarantee comes with the sets?
KlevaCut® knives carry a 10-year warranty, as listed on our warranty page, and every order comes with our 30-day money-back guarantee.
How should I look after my knives?
- Store them well: in a knife block or on a magnetic strip, not loose in a drawer where edges knock together.
- Hand wash: in warm soapy water, then dry straight away. The dishwasher can damage blades and handles.
- Sharpen regularly: a sharp knife needs less force and is less likely to slip. See our sharpeners and blocks.
- Use a cutting board: wood or plastic is gentler on blades than glass, stone or a benchtop.