Is Field Company cast iron made in the USA?
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Short answer. Field says every piece of its cast iron cookware is made in the USA, with production in Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin. It does not name its foundry on that page.
This page sums up what Field Company says about where this product is made, with a link to the maker’s own page, the caveats and the date we checked. We have not visited the factory or tested the product. Field Company did not pay to be listed.
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Field Skillet
Field Company · Production in Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin
- What the maker says
- Field says every piece of its cast iron cookware is made in the USA, with production and fulfillment in Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin. Its headquarters is in New York. Source: Field Company: Where Are Field Skillets Made?
- Caveat
- Field does not name its foundry on that page. A design firm that worked with Field has described the pans as cast at a Wisconsin foundry, then machined and seasoned in Indiana.
- Price
- Field listed the No.4 Skillet at $100, the No.8 at $165 and the No.10 at $215 on Oct 18, 2026. Prices change; confirm before you buy. The price on Amazon may differ.
- Why it makes a good gift
- Field highlights a smooth machined cooking surface and a lightweight design (it says a finished No. 8 weighs 4.3 lbs). A good pick for someone who finds old-school cast iron too heavy.
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Where it appears in our guides
- US-Made Cast Iron Skillets Compared: Lodge vs Smithey vs Field (2026 Gift Guide)
- Wisconsin-Made Gifts (2026): Cheese, Kringle, Sausage, Socks and Cast Iron
- Made-in-USA Kitchen Gifts (2026): Cast Iron, Dinnerware and Bakeware With Sources
- Made-in-USA Christmas Gift Guide (2026): From Stocking Gifts to Splurges
How to check before you buy
- Check the exact item. A maker’s statement can cover one line and not another. Look for the origin on the product page or the box.
- Read the label wording. “Made in USA” should mean all or virtually all. “With imported parts” or “Assembled in USA” are honest, qualified claims.
- Buy the maker’s own listing or a seller you trust. Marketplace listings are written by the seller, not the maker.
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