Stanley Celebrates Women’s Day With Tumblers Designed by Women Artisans

Stanley 1913 is known for bringing the most iconic collections, whether seasonal or occasion-specific. Since New Year’s, the lifestyle brand has launched a handful of new tumblers and accompanying accessories. Ahead of International Women’s Day, Stanley has launched the Nest Collection to celebrate a global community of women artisans and the enduring stories they create with their artworks on fan-favorite mugs and tumblers. Each design in the collection connects you to the enduring power of these craftswomen.

With the brand’s ongoing partnership with Nest, a nonprofit that champions makers and artisans in 125 countries, the new collection shines bright with artworks from four artisan brands. Stanley says it is “Made by Her. Carried by You.” The four women artisan studios hailing from Ghana, USA, China, and Mexico have their work and stories depicted on the Stanley 1913 x Nest AeroLight Transit Flip Top Mugs and Stanley 1913 x Nest Quencher ProTour Flip Straw Tumblers.

Let’s explore designs in the 2026 Stanley Women’s Day Collection:

• Freedom Women by Fabriulous: Female artisans from Fabriulous, founded by Chengcheng Xu in Shanghai, China, created Freedom Women for the Stanley accessories, drawing on a symbolic bird of the Miao tribe in the Guizhou region. The lively design of Freedom Women reflects the creativity and free hearts of the women behind it, as the bold painting style echoes the character and vitality. Meanwhile, the mocha brown backdrop with gold illustrations brings out a female warmth to the design
• Community by M.A Estudio: Hailing from Mexico, M.A Estudio created the design dubbed Community, which feels like an oasis in the desert. It honors and reimagines ancestral crafts while building an enduring connection to native communities of Mexico. The design explores memory, resilience, and identity, with intertwined hands symbolizing the collective strength and solidarity of women
• Her Symbols, Her Story by Élan Byrd: Miami-based Élan Byrd is a multidisciplinary artist and textile designer. Through the Her Symbols, Her Story design for Stanley, Byrd highlights the beauty of imperfection and the power of community. The design celebrates the support within the female collective through Byrd’s hand-drawn symbols representing women’s courage, strength, intuition, fertility, joy, and love
• Kofi Masquerade by Studio 189: Ghanaian Studio 189 is an artisan brand rooted in traditional craftsmanship and social impact. Its design, Kofi Masquerade for Stanley Women’s Day collection, is inspired by women, the spirit of celebration, West African ceremonial masquerade dress, and symbolism. The design features hand-batik dyed on cotton and dried under the sun, patterns honoring heritage, community, interdependence, and our shared human story

The wholesome Stanley x Nest Collection rejoices in the spirit of womanhood and the creativity of craftswomen. Each piece narrates a story of a different culture across the world and how female artisans have been depicting their individuality and heritage in design.

If you wish to purchase these boss lady mugs and tumblers, the limited-edition is available to buy on the brand’s website. The 16-ounce AeroLight Transit Flip Top Mug is priced at $35, and the 30-ounce Quencher ProTour Flip Straw Tumbler is retailing for $45.