Where Is Made In Cookware Made? A Breakdown by Product

I’ve been testing and reviewing Made In cookware and kitchen knives for years, and I get dozens of emails every month with questions about the brand.

One of the questions I get most often is: Where is Made In cookware made?

Although the company is based in Austin, Texas, they partner with factories across the United States and Europe for manufacturing.

In this quick guide, you’ll learn where each Made In product is made. I cover all products, including cookware, bakeware, kitchen knives, and tabletop items such as plates, glasses, and flatware.

Plus, I share what Made In’s co-founder says about the company’s approach to manufacturing.

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Use the links below to navigate the guide:

• Where Is Made In Cookware Made?
• How Made In Chooses Where to Make Its Cookware
• How to Find Where Each Made In Product Is Made
• Bottom Line: Made In Partners With Manufacturers Across the Globe

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Where Is Made In Cookware Made?

Let’s get straight to the question: where does Made In manufacture its cookware and other products?

Made In stainless steel cookware is made in Italy, and non-stick pots and pans are made in the United States and Italy. Its kitchen knives, bakeware, copper, unseasoned carbon steel, and enameled cast iron cookware are made in France. Seasoned carbon steel pans are made in Sweden. Dinnerware, such as plates, platters, and bowls, is made in England.

In the past, Made In partnered with Tennessee-based manufacturer Heritage Steel to produce its stainless steel pots and pans. But as of 2023, all Made In stainless steel cookware is made in Italy.

Made In makes its wooden products, such as the wooden spoon, butcher block, and rolling pin, in Hungary. Its grill press is made in Sweden.

The only product that Made In makes in China is the silicone universal lid.

Made In doesn’t disclose the exact city where each product is made, but when I reached out to them, they said the non-stick cookware is made in Wisconsin and Tennessee, a 5th-generation family-owned knife-makers make its knives in Thiers, France, and plateware is made in Stoke-on-Trent, England.

The table below shows where each Made In product is made. You can learn more about each item on MadeInCookware.com.

Swipe to view the entire table on mobile.

Made In Product	Category	Country
Stainless Clad Frying Pan	Cookware	Italy
Stainless Clad Sauté Pan	Cookware	Italy
Stainless Clad Saucepan	Cookware	Italy
Stainless Clad Saucier	Cookware	Italy
Stainless Clad Stock Pot	Cookware	Italy
Stainless Clad Rondeau	Cookware	Italy
Stainless Clad Butter Warmer	Cookware	Italy
Carbon Steel Frying Pan	Cookware	France and Sweden
Carbon Steel Grill Frying Pan	Cookware	France and Sweden
Carbon Steel Wok	Cookware	France and Sweden
Carbon Steel Pre-Seasoned Carbon Steel Griddle	Cookware	Sweden
Carbon Steel Roasting Pan	Cookware	France
Carbon Steel Seasoning Wax	Cookware	USA
Non-Stick Set	Cookware	Italy
Non-Stick Frying Pan	Cookware	USA and Italy
Non-Stick Saucepan	Cookware	Italy
Non-Stick Sauté Pan	Cookware	Italy
Copper Set	Cookware	France
Copper Rondeau	Cookware	France
Copper Saucepan	Cookware	France
Copper Saucier	Cookware	France
Cast Iron Dutch Oven	Cookware	France
Oyster Shucker	Knives	USA
Fishing Knife	Knives	USA
Knife Set	Knives	France
8” Chef’s Knife	Knives	France
Santoku Knife	Knives	France
Nakiri Knife	Knives	France
Bread Knife	Knives	France
Paring Knife	Knives	France
Yanagi	Knives	France
Carving Knife	Knives	France
Champagne Saber	Knives	France
Wine Glass Set	Tabletop	Italy
Glassware Set	Tabletop	Italy
Dinner Plates	Tabletop	England
Appetizer Plates	Tabletop	England
Bread and Butter Plates	Tabletop	England
Side Bowls	Tabletop	England
Entrée Bowls	Tabletop	England
Serving Platter	Tabletop	England
Serving Bowl	Tabletop	England
Red Wine Glasses	Tabletop	Italy
White Wine Glasses	Tabletop	Italy
Coupe Glasses	Tabletop	Italy
Beer Glasses	Tabletop	Italy
Drinking Glasses	Tabletop	Italy
Decanter	Tabletop	Slovakia
Flatware	Tabletop	Italy
Coffee Mugs	Tabletop	England
Bakeware Set	Bakeware	France
Pie Dish	Bakeware	France
Baking Slab	Bakeware	France
9 x 13″ Baking Dish	Bakeware	France
8×8″ Baking Dish	Bakeware	France
10×6.6″ Oval Gratin Dish	Bakeware	France
Sheet Pan	Bakeware	USA
Rolling Pin	Bakeware	Hungary
Butcher Block	Accessories	Hungary
Wooden Spoon	Accessories	Hungary
Roasting Pan Rack	Accessories	France
Grill Press	Accessories	Sweden
Make It Like New Cleaner	Accessories	USA
Silicone Universal Lid	Accessories	China

How Made In Chooses Where to Make Its Cookware

Most cookware brands either own factories or outsource production to large manufacturers in China.

Made In takes a different approach.

Instead of operating their own manufacturing facilities, they work with professional chefs to design the cookware and partner closely with factories across the U.S. and Europe to manufacture it.

I reached out to Made In’s co-founder, Jake Kalick, to better understand their manufacturing approach and learn how they choose where to make each product.

Kalick said, “All of our design and manufacturing starts with the question: How do we take chef-quality tools that you’d actually find trusted in a commercial kitchen and adapt them for a more elevated aesthetic so they’ll be a nice addition to your home kitchen.”

He talked about the connections he made due to his rich history in the restaurant supply business. In 1929, Kalick’s family started Harbour Food Service Equipment, an equipment and supply dealer for independent restaurants, chains, and corporate, educational, and government institutions.

“We have really close relationships with factories across the U.S. and Western Europe, thanks to our 100-year family business in the food service equipment space,” Kalick explained. “We often tap them for their manufacturing know-how once we have product designs (usually done in lockstep with our chef partners).”

He explained that Made In’s manufacturing partners are often small, family-owned factories. “In a lot of cases, we are growing alongside our manufacturing partners, investing in these facilities, and working together to grow the business. Our deep background in the food service space and understanding of the kitchen equipment industry opens up a lot of doors with these multigenerational family factories.”

When I asked what Made In looks for in a manufacturing partner, he said, “When it comes to finding where we manufacture, these places have super deep histories in the categories ingrained in the culture. For example, we make our knives in Thiers, France, where the highway signs have knife drawings on them, and our plateware is made in Stoke-on-Trent, where their Premier League team is called The Potters.”

The bottom line is that Made In isn’t limited to its own facilities. They seek out manufacturing partners with long, proven track records of producing the best quality cookware, knives, and kitchenware.

How to Find Where Each Made In Product Is Made

While the table above is comprehensive, Made In launches new collections from time to time. If you can’t find a particular product in this guide, visit MadeInCookware.com and follow these steps:

Step 1: Select the product category you’re interested in from the main navigation.

Step 2: Go to the specific product page.

Step 3: Where it’s made is listed in the product description.

Contact Made In directly if there’s any confusion about where a product is made. You can call, text, or use the online chat function to contact Made In’s customer service department.

Bottom Line: Made In Partners With Manufacturers Across the Globe

Made In offers a comprehensive range of high-quality cookware, bakeware, cutlery, and tabletop items. They partner with manufacturers in the United States, Italy, France, England, Sweden, and Hungary to make their products. 

And since Made In sells exclusively online (MadeInCookware.com and Amazon), they avoid retail markups and pass those savings on to you.

If you’re in the market for cookware made by expert craftspeople, Made In is an excellent choice.

However, there are several other brands to consider too. Check out my guide to the Best Cookware Made in the USA and the Best Cookware NOT Made in China to learn more.