10 Best Material Knife Deals

No matter how you slice it, a functional set of knives is the backbone of any kitchen. Why not ensure those essentials look stunning on your knife block, too?

Material, a fairly young brand offering inspiring products, fits the bill. Both the brand’s knife sets and standalone knives marry design with top-notch functionality, so it’s no wonder why it’s attracted such a dedicated following. In fact, out of all the steak knives we tested, the brand’s steak knives received our editors’ praise for their modern design and effectiveness in the kitchen. (And not to mention the reason behind why they rapidly sell out after a restock.) 

We’re rounding up the best knife deals on Material’s website, from an iconic table knife set to the brand’s core knife trio — but you’ll have to act fast before they’re gone. You could save up to $69 for a limited time.

Best Deals on Material Knives

• Material The Knives + Stand, $295, originally $355
• Material Smart Chopper Trio, $205, originally $245
• Material Trio of Knives, $195, originally $225
• Material Tomato Knife Set, $95, originally $120
• Material The Good Prep Set, $225, originally $275
• Material The rePrep Set, $72, originally $100
• Material The Table Knives, $99
• Material The 8-Inch Knife, $105
• Material The Almost 4-Inch Knife, $55
• Material The Serrated 6-Inch Knife, $65

Material The Knives + Stand

This all-in-one set is our ideal version of a housewarming gift. For less than $300, they’ll receive Material’s three stunning knives (in 4-, 6-, and 8-inch sizes) with the option of three matte handle colors. Plus, you can customize the wooden block, available in walnut and white ash wood, to fit your lucky recipient’s kitchen cabinets. Don’t just take our word for it — this set made Oprah’s Favorite Things List in 2021. 

Material Smart Chopper Trio

Good things come in threes, and this comprehensive knife set is no exception. It includes all three of Material’s knives — small, medium serrated, and large — available in two neutral colors. As an extra perk, you’ll also receive the brand’s standout knife sharpener (which typically retails for $20 alone).

Material Trio of Knives

No frills, no fuss. This 3-piece collection is enough to impress thousands of shoppers, with some writing that “these knives are so thoughtfully designed — from the amazing knife covers to the silver piece on the handle.” Snag Material’s complete set of knives for less than $200. 

Material Tomato Knife Set

If you already own an exemplary chef’s knife, build out the rest of your knife block with a few alternatives. This 2-knife set would cost $120 if bought separately, but they’re yours for only $95 right now. Quality materials, including Japanese blades, come standard. As for options, you can find them in two colors (Cool Neutral and Almost Black) or add yourself to the waitlist for the earth-toned Sage. 

Material The Good Prep Set

It’s about time you upgraded that dingy knife set from your first adult apartment. Material’s Good Prep Set covers everything, from a versatile cutting board to a compact sharpener. Even better, this 5-piece set boasts an average of 4.9 stars in the reviews, with shoppers saying the knives are a “pleasure to use” and that they’re “well-balanced, beautiful, and super sharp.” We certainly can’t claim that for every kitchen chore, but this might just make dinner prep a bit easier. 

Material The rePrep Set

Plastic cutting boards deserve a spot in your kitchen cabinet, too. Material’s approach is innately on-brand. It’s composed of sugarcane and 100% recycled plastic and offered in four palettes of stunning matte colors inspired by nature (Meadow, Seaside, Forest, and Moonbeam). The set includes three pieces, including a miniature board and one with an extra-grippy coating. You can save nearly $30 on any color of your choosing. 

Material The Table Knives

Dinner party setups — or just weeknight meals — are made easier with this cohesive set. Each 8.75-inch knife has a matte composite handle in a neutral tone. It’s a favorite among our writers, and at just $99 per 4-piece set, it stands as a modest investment for your silverware drawer or block. 

Material The 8-Inch Knife

An all-purpose knife is a core part of your knife block, whether you’re building your collection or upgrading an old set. This one is made of Japanese high-carbon and stainless steel, giving a consistently clean cut. Similar to Material’s other offerings, it has a non-slip handle to keep a firm grip while chopping and dicing. At just over $100, it’s a versatile investment that’ll undoubtedly pay for itself in no time. 

Material The Almost 4-Inch Knife

Paring vegetables or dicing up strawberries? That’s a job for this 3.5-inch blade, which is the smallest of Material’s lineup. It’s modeled after the 8-inch chef’s knife, with an ultra-sharp tip that slices through fruit peels. Reviewers note that it’s “heavy for its size,” which makes its $55 price tag all the more worth it.

Material The Serrated 6-Inch Knife

You can’t pass up the classics. Material’s medium-sized serrated knife has a one-of-a-kind wavy edge, which helps you slice through homemade sourdough and heirloom tomatoes with precision. While it falls on the shorter side at 6 inches long, its pointed-edge tip ensures it’s still heavy-duty enough to cover all your toughest crusts. As with Materials’ other esteemed knives, the blade is created from top-notch Japanese steel.