How Much Can Shoppers Save on Our Place Kitchenware Now?

Shop is discounting a wide range of Our Place kitchenware by 15 to 30 percent, with an additional $60 off orders of $100 or more, according to a report from WIRED published Nov. 10, 2026. The sale covers the brand's cookware line, including its signature pan and a countertop oven, and is running alongside the retailer's broader early Black Friday promotions.

Louryn Strampe, a product writer and reviewer at WIRED who covers deals, home goods, and gifts, tested the discounted items herself. "I've tried most of its kitchenware, and I have yet to use a product I disliked," Strampe wrote, adding that the gear is "thoughtfully designed" but can be expensive at full price.

What discounts is Our Place offering right now?

The core offer is a 15 to 30 percent markdown across Shop's Our Place inventory, stacked with an extra $60 off any order of $100 or more, per WIRED. The percentage off varies by item, with some pieces discounted more steeply than others, so shoppers comparing products need to check each listing rather than assume a flat rate across the line.

Which products are included in the sale?

WIRED singled out two items for its coverage: the Always Pan 2.0, the brand's best-known nonstick pan, and the Wonder Oven Pro, a multifunction countertop appliance. Smaller accessories, including a steamer basket and an egg poacher, are also part of the sale and are positioned by WIRED as ways to reach the $100 spending threshold needed for the extra discount.

How much does the Always Pan 2.0 cost on sale?

The Always Pan 2.0 is marked down from $135 to $95, a 30 percent discount, and is available at that price through both Shop and Amazon, according to WIRED. Strampe called it her "number-one kitchen sidekick," writing that she uses it "nearly every single time" she cooks because the pan handles everything from frying eggs to simmering spaghetti sauce. She noted the nontoxic nonstick coating has held up over time, though it does stain, and said the pan cleans easily. To hit the $100 mark required for the additional $60 off, Strampe suggested pairing the pan with the Spruce Steamer basket, which she uses for frozen dumplings, or the Egg Poacher attachment.

What does the Wonder Oven Pro do, and what does it cost?

The Wonder Oven Pro is discounted from $325 to $275, a 15 percent reduction, and is sold through Shop, per WIRED. Strampe, who said she has only recently started testing the appliance, described it as a countertop machine with functions including roasting, broiling, baking, dehydrating, and a steam-infusion mode she had not yet tried. She said the reheat setting has helped her actually eat leftovers rather than let them sit in the refrigerator, and she called the controls "pretty intuitive" and the unit easy to clean. Strampe wrote she is "considering ditching" her microwave because of how much she likes the oven, a notable comment given she described her kitchen as small and said it typically takes a lot for a countertop appliance to win her over.

Where can shoppers buy the discounted items, and does the deal expire?

The Always Pan 2.0 is listed through both Shop and Amazon at the sale price, while the Wonder Oven Pro and the accessory items referenced are available through Shop, according to WIRED's report. The article does not state an end date for the promotion, and WIRED's coverage frames the sale within the broader run-up to Black Friday, noting its own related coverage of espresso and coffee maker deals and a separate home storage sale from another brand. Shoppers weighing a purchase should confirm current pricing and stock directly on the retailer's listings, since deal windows during the Black Friday season can close without notice.

For now, the combination of a straight percentage discount and the $60-off threshold on orders above $100 gives shoppers two ways to lower the cost of Our Place cookware, whether they are buying a single pan or building out a small bundle of kitchen accessories to clear that spending line.

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