The company also focuses on sustainability and community. from the metals to the manufacturing, each pot and pan is crafted here. I recommend pursuing it if you want to get to know the Made In brand and team. There is a ton of information on the site, from useful FAQs and blog posts to background about the brand. They also include customer reviews - all are good right now, but it is still useful to read about what people like about the cookware. The Made In websiteis really outstanding, and I appreciate how much information is on there. I also really like the fact that Made In uses eco-friendly tags - you can even plant them and grow basil! Overall, this is just a beautiful set that looks so professional (and grownup!). The stamping and shape of the stockpot handles are really aesthetically pleasing. Each item is solid and feels good to hold. Lovely details like rivets and designs on the bottoms of the pans show the care and attention Made In has put into their products. Right out of the box it’s easy to see how well-made this cookware is.
Performance-wise, we are impressed, and the set itself is both useful and durable.
This set is practical, pretty, and priced well (currently under $250) given its 5-ply, 18/10 stainless steel material and gorgeous craftsmanship. We had the opportunity to try out a Made In stainless steel set, “The Starter,” which includes a 10″ fry pan, 2 quart saucepan with lid, and 5 quart stockpot with lid. However, there’s a new kid on the block that deserves some attention: the direct-to-consumer, USA designed and sourced cookware brand Made In. Premium brands are well-known and (usually) highly-regarded, making it tough for newcomers to break into the market.
Premium cookware comes with a high price tag, so many shoppers like to do their research to ensure they’re getting the most bang for their buck.
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