Stanley 1913 Tumbler

Founded in 1913 by inventor William Stanley Jr., the Stanley brand revolutionized the industry by creating the first all-steel vacuum-insulated bottle. Originally intended for outdoor enthusiasts and industrial workers, the brand has seen a massive resurgence in recent years, becoming a global lifestyle icon through its popular 'Quencher' and 'Adventure' series.

While the brand maintains its design and engineering roots in the United States, the majority of its manufacturing was transitioned overseas following its acquisition in 2002. Currently, approximately 99% of its stainless steel drinkware is produced in China to leverage advanced manufacturing ecosystems for vacuum insulation. Smaller auxiliary production facilities also operate in Brazil to serve regional markets.

The brand is owned by PMI Worldwide (Pacific Market International), which is itself a subsidiary of HAVI, a global supply chain and marketing services company based in the US. Despite its long history, the brand remains distinct from the tool manufacturer Stanley Black & Decker through long-standing trademark agreements.