Stanley 1913 drinkware is a PMI WW Brands business made through third-party manufacturers; official recall records confirm Chinese origin for specified travel mugs. [1][2]

Who makes Stanley Cups?

Owner
PMI WW Brands, LLC, the privately held business identified in Stanley 1913’s 2025 supply-chain statement. [1]
Made by
Third-party suppliers; PMI WW Brands is identified as importer for the recalled travel mugs, not the disclosed name of their factory. [1][2]
Made in
China for the Switchback and Trigger Action travel mugs in the official recalls. The records do not establish every Quencher model’s factory. [2][3]

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Stanley 1913 drinkware is a PMI WW Brands business made through third-party manufacturers; official recall records confirm Chinese origin for specified travel mugs.

Evidence: [1][2]

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  • Stanley Cups (Brand): Stanley 1913 drinkware is a PMI WW Brands business made through third-party manufacturers; official recall records confirm Chinese origin for specified travel mugs. [1][2]
  • Stanley Cups → PMI WW Brands (Owner): PMI WW Brands, LLC, the privately held business identified in Stanley 1913’s 2025 supply-chain statement. [1]
  • PMI WW Brands → Stanley Cups manufacturing (Manufacturer): Third-party suppliers; PMI WW Brands is identified as importer for the recalled travel mugs, not the disclosed name of their factory. [1][2]
  • Stanley Cups manufacturing → China — specified travel mugs (Factory): Switchback and Trigger Action recall evidence; not an all-Quencher factory assignment. [2][3]

Who owns Stanley Cups?

Stanley 1913’s 2025 statement identifies PMI WW Brands and its subsidiaries as the business behind the brand. That is the drinkware business relevant to Stanley cups, rather than an assumption based on another company using the Stanley name. [1]

Who actually makes Stanley Cups products?

The statement says manufacturing is conducted by third-party suppliers. The CPSC recall names PMI WW Brands doing business as Stanley 1913 as importer; importer and factory are different roles. [1][2]

Where are Stanley Cups products made?

US and UK government recall records identify China as origin for specified Switchback and Trigger Action travel mugs. These records do not name a factory producing every Stanley drinkware item. [2][3]

Is Stanley Cups made in China or the USA?

Yes, the recalled travel mugs were made in China. This does not establish the factory or country for every Quencher cup, bottle or other Stanley product, and the recall’s product scope should not be expanded to unrelated models. [2][3]

Same factory, different label

The PMI statement describes the Stanley 1913 business and its supplier model. It does not establish that Stanley cups are made in the same factory as Yeti products, or that the drinkware brand belongs to Stanley Black & Decker. [1]

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Ownership timeline

  1. 2024-12-12: CPSC identified PMI WW Brands as importer of the recalled China-made mugs. [2]
  2. 2025-02-17: The UK published its corresponding travel-mug recall. [3]
  3. 2025: Stanley 1913 described its third-party manufacturing model. [1]

Frequently asked questions

4 questions about this supply chain, answered from the records above.

Who owns stanley cups?

PMI WW Brands, LLC, the privately held business identified in Stanley 1913’s 2025 supply-chain statement.[1]

Where are stanley cups made?

China for the Switchback and Trigger Action travel mugs in the official recalls. The records do not establish every Quencher model’s factory.[2][3]

Where is stanley cups made?

China for the Switchback and Trigger Action travel mugs in the official recalls. The records do not establish every Quencher model’s factory.[2][3]

Who makes stanley cups?

Third-party suppliers; PMI WW Brands is identified as importer for the recalled travel mugs, not the disclosed name of their factory.[1][2]

Sources and scope

Year-only source dates denote the report’s coverage year. Dated disclosures establish the facts described at that time. Plant output, contracts and ownership can change; this is a selected map, not a complete supplier census.

  1. [1] Stanley 1913 responsible supply chain statement — 2025 · Primary source · Reviewed 2026-10-21.

    2025 responsible supply-chain statement identifies PMI WW Brands as the privately held Stanley 1913 business using third-party manufacturers.

  2. [2] CPSC Stanley travel mug recall — 2024-12-12 · Primary source · Reviewed 2026-10-21.

    December 12, 2024 CPSC recall identifies PMI WW Brands doing business as Stanley 1913 as importer and China as origin for specified travel mugs.

  3. [3] UK Stanley travel mug recall — 2025-02-17 · Primary source · Reviewed 2026-10-21.

    February 17, 2025 UK recall independently identifies Chinese origin for the specified Trigger Action and Switchback travel mugs.

Unconfirmed

  • Quencher-specific factory identities and complete Stanley cup/bottle origin allocations.
  • Any shared manufacturer with Yeti or ownership connection to Stanley Black & Decker.