All Brands Owned by PMI Worldwide (Pacific Market International)

Who owns the Stanley drinkware brand?
PMI Worldwide, through its operating company PMI WW Brands, LLC, owns the Stanley brand for food and beverage containers. PMI acquired those rights in 2002. The company itself is owned by Morgan Street Holdings. Stanley Black & Decker, the toolmaker, is a separate company and filed a 2025 lawsuit over use of the name.

Is PMI Worldwide publicly traded?
No. PMI is privately held by Morgan Street Holdings, the Harris family investment entity. There is no way to buy PMI shares on public markets.

Is Stanley 1913 the same company as Stanley Black & Decker?
No. Stanley 1913 drinkware is made by PMI Worldwide under license-derived trademark rights in the food and beverage category. Stanley Black & Decker is a separate publicly traded tool manufacturer. The two companies are in litigation over trademark scope as of 2025.

How big is Stanley's business?
Stanley's annual revenue is estimated at roughly $750 million as of 2023, up from about $70 million in 2019, driven almost entirely by the viral Quencher tumbler line.

Where is PMI Worldwide headquartered?
PMI is headquartered in Seattle, Washington. Stanley 1913 maintains additional offices in Amsterdam, Rio de Janeiro, Seoul, and Shanghai.