Stanley
1913
William Stanley Jr. invents the all-steel vacuum bottle and revolutionizes the industry by proving steel can be used in place of glass to insulate.
1915
The Stanley insulating company begins mass production of the vacuum bottle, insulating jugs and beverage servers.
1942
Vacuum bottles are first carried on WWII B-17’s, beginning a long history of use on military aircraft.
1953
The iconic hammertone green is introduced for the first time.
1960’s
A majority of airlines, ocean liners, railroads, and hospitals around the country now use their products.
1970’s
Modernized vacuum bottles gain popularity with the American workforce, making it the most popular vacuum bottle in history.
1995
William Stanley Jr., who had obtained 129 patents related to both electricity and insulation during his career, is inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame.
2002
Seattle, WA based PMI purchases the Stanley brand streamlining the design and manufacturing process while staying true to the brand’s legacy of durability and relevance.
2006
The Outdoor Industry welcomes this brand. Within a few short years, their outdoor products will have made explorations all over the world including Mt Everest, North and South poles.
2008
eCycle®, our proprietary blend of recycled material is first introduced in the Stanley Recycled & Recyclable 16oz Tumbler, first to offer reusable, BPA-free recycled and recyclable coffee mugs.
2012
Outside Magazine names the Stanley Vacuum Bottle as one of “The Most Influential Gear of All Time.”
2013
We turn 100.
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In den vergangenen hundert Jahren hat sich die Vakuum-Flasche vom Konzept zur Ikone entwickelt. Die Thermoskanne ist zu einem unverzichtbaren Bestandteil von Arbeitstagen, Roadtrips und Outdoor-Abenteuern geworden.
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