Fixed Blade Knife 7-Piece Set with Olive Wood Handles, Leather Case Included

A seven-piece fixed-blade knife set with olive wood handles in assorted blade shapes, leather case included, made in Pakistan.

$33.60
Unit price. Rates are degressive by quantity, size and material.
Wholesale $23.52
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  • Factory direct Sialkot, since 1982
  • Worldwide shipping
  • Private label on request
  • Wholesale pricing by quantity

About this knife

This seven-piece fixed-blade knife set pairs stainless steel blades — drop point, clip point, serrated-spine and wavy-edge shapes among them — with matching olive wood handles, all sized for kitchen, camp and general cutting tasks. Manufactured in Pakistan, it ships as a complete set with a leather case. A wholesale bundle for retailers wanting a ready-made gift or starter knife set.

Specifications

Weight
2.6 kg
Blade
Stainless steel
Handle
Teak wood
Included
Leather case
Total length (cm)
19 to 24
Knife Notes

Know-how from our Sialkot workshop

Questions & answers

Seven knives, one order: buyer questions

What does the full seven-piece set cost?

The price at the top of this page covers the whole set, seven knives and the leather case, shown in rupees (PKR) for visitors in Pakistan. Retailers putting together gift or camping displays can ask on WhatsApp or by email for a wholesale quote, and the rate per set falls as the order grows. A mixed order with single knives from the range is fine too.

How good is the quality of a Pakistan knife like this one?

Judge it knife by knife. All seven blades are stainless steel, so damp and food acids are less of a worry than with carbon steel, and the olive wood handles are dense, hard and close-grained. On arrival, check that every handle sits tight and that the edges are evenly ground on the wavy and serrated pieces as well as the plain ones.

Why so many blade shapes?

Each one suits a different job. A drop point is the strong all-rounder, a clip point gives a finer tip for detail, the serrated spine helps with rough notching, and the wavy edge grips slippery material such as rope or crusty bread.

Display & retail

Selling seven blade shapes from one table

A set like this sells on variety, so let customers see all seven knives at once. Lay them out on a table at waist height beside their leather case, blades angled the same way, with a small card naming each shape: drop point, clip point, serrated spine, wavy edge.

  • Present it as a starter kit for someone choosing a first survival knife, who can try several shapes before settling on one.
  • Place it near camping stoves, lanterns and sharpeners rather than among kitchen goods.
  • Bring it forward before the camping season and again for year-end gifts.
  • Keep one set out for display and the rest behind the counter; at 2.6 kg, a full set is a substantial thing to pick up.
Made in Sialkot

How a seven-knife set comes together in Sialkot

Sialkot's cutlers have supplied knives, scissors and surgical tools to buyers abroad for well over a century, and a mixed set like this draws on several of their routine skills. Blades of this type are generally cut from stainless sheet, ground to shape, hardened and polished, with serrations and wavy edges ground in as separate steps.

The olive wood is then fitted, shaped, sanded and finished so that its grain shows. Olive is strongly figured, so seven handles cut from it naturally show a range of swirls and tones, and no two sets look quite alike. Each stainless steel Pakistan knife in the case measures between 19 and 24 cm overall, a practical spread for camp, kitchen and workshop.

Which one to choose

Full set or a single olive wood knife?

The set gives seven shapes at once; a single knife suits a buyer who already knows what they want. Three single alternatives from the same olive wood family:

Choose the set for a gift that covers camp, kitchen and workshop, with a Pakistan knife for each task.