Nota bene: If you buy through the links in this article, we may earn a small share of the profits.
We don’t have to convince you that cast iron is worth buying. Unlike those disposable nonstick pans you still use even though the coating is chipping off, a good piece of cast-iron cookware is something you can pass down to your kids. And unlike that set of gaudy china and matching doilies, it’s something your kids will thank you for.
The problem is, if you don’t get cast iron passed down to you, how do you separate worthwhile vintage cast iron from the duds? And how do you restore them once you have the skillets in your possession? It can seem easier to just buy a new set from Target. Thankfully, Best Made Company is here to help.
Right now, the heritage-inspired brand is offering real-deal heritage cast-iron cookware during The Annual Cast Iron Event. Specifically, what they’re offering is a “carefully curated and faithfully restored … collection of 100+ one-of-a-kind American-made pieces, ready to return to service over an open fire or on the stovetop.” We’re talking historic brands like Griswold and Wagner, and everything from skillets to Dutch ovens to corn-on-the-cob pans (Who doesn’t love a good cob pan?!).
Unfortunately, as you can imagine, it’s a very limited sale and the pieces sell out quickly. So we’ll leave you to it.
We've put in the work researching, reviewing and rounding up all the shirts, jackets, shoes and accessories you'll need this season, whether it's for yourself or for gifting purposes. Sign up here for weekly style inspo direct to your inbox.
