Before, 2004
Bryan grew up in the cookware business. His father began selling high-quality, Wisconsin-made cookware more than 40 years ago, introducing families to cookware designed to cook differently and last for generations.
Bryan learned the business from the ground up and developed a deep appreciation for both the product and the American craftsmanship behind it.
But as the industry began shifting cookware production overseas, the future of that Wisconsin manufacturing tradition was at risk.
The Hurley family had a choice: watch that tradition disappear or do something to preserve it.
They chose to invest in American manufacturing.
That decision would eventually lead to the factory we still manufacture in today and to the creation of 360 Cookware.



