Lighter, smoother cast iron — cast in America since 2016
✅ Made in USA
Where Field cookware is made
American foundries
Field pours its iron at foundries in Wisconsin, Illinois, and Indiana, using recycled iron and traditional green-sand molds.
Machined smooth
Each pan is machined to a precise, level, lightly textured cooking surface — the smooth finish prized in vintage Griswold and Wagner pans.
Lighter by design
By dialing in the wall thickness, Field skillets come out noticeably lighter than typical modern cast iron without losing heat retention.
Every Field skillet is cast, machined, and finished in the United States.
The story
Field Company started in 2016 when brothers Stephen and Chris Muscarella set out to recreate the cast iron they had inherited from their grandmother — vintage pans from the 1930s that were lighter and smoother than anything on store shelves today.
Backed by a $1.6 million Kickstarter campaign, the Field Skillet launched to a wave of home cooks who had been searching for exactly that. The company has since grown into a full line of American-made cast iron.
Rather than chase the rough, heavy pans that dominate the modern market, Field went back to the methods that made early American cast iron legendary: recycled iron, green-sand molds, and a carefully machined cooking surface.
Why they matter
Cast iron is one of the few categories where American manufacturing never fully disappeared — but the smooth, lightweight heritage-style pans mostly had. Field helped bring that craftsmanship back.
Choosing Field keeps skilled foundry and machining work in the United States and rewards a young company that bet on making a premium product here at home.
Featured products
Browse Field Company cast iron available in the Buy American Campaign store.
Every piece is 100% made in the USA.
Frequently asked questions
Is Field cast iron really made in the USA?
Yes — Field pours, machines, and finishes its cast iron at American foundries in Wisconsin, Illinois, and Indiana. It is 100% made in the USA.
Why are Field skillets lighter than other cast iron?
Field machines each pan to a precise, thinner wall and a smooth surface, inspired by vintage pans, so they weigh less than typical modern cast iron while still holding heat well.
Who makes Field Company cookware?
Field was founded in 2016 by brothers Stephen and Chris Muscarella and remains a small American company.
