Stanley 1913 confirms a real teacher discount on its own site, verified through ID.me, though the brand does not publish the exact percentage. The code applies automatically at checkout once ID.me verifies you as a teacher, and it carries over to future orders as long as you stay signed in with ID.me.
Stanley 1913 is the drinkware brand behind the Quencher tumbler, IceFlow bottles, and a wider line of vacuum-insulated mugs, coolers, and camp cookware. Originally a 1913 vacuum-bottle patent, the brand (a unit of PMI) has become one of the most recognizable names in reusable drinkware, with products built around keeping drinks cold or hot for extended stretches.
How To Get The Stanley 1913 Teacher Discount
Stanley 1913’s own ID.me page lays out the process in three steps: click “Verify with ID.me” and sign in, let ID.me confirm your teacher status, and a one-time discount code applies automatically during checkout. For any purchase after that, signing back in with ID.me at checkout reapplies your discount, so there’s no code to hunt down or copy in a second time.
Stanley’s page names Teachers alongside Hospital Employees, Medical Providers, Military, Nurses, First Responders, and Students as the groups eligible through this program, and ID.me’s own Shop listing separately confirms the Stanley 1913 teacher offer is live. Neither Stanley nor ID.me publishes a fixed percentage on the page itself, since the code is generated and applied through the verification flow rather than printed as a static number, so treat any specific rate quoted elsewhere as unconfirmed until it shows up in your own checkout.
ID.me’s teacher eligibility is broader than a classroom-only definition. Substitutes, teaching assistants, librarians, school counselors, nurses, and psychologists working in a school setting typically qualify, along with college adjuncts, alongside full-time classroom teachers. Retired teachers and expired credentials are excluded from ID.me-administered programs generally, so an active teaching role or assignment is what verification actually checks for.
Q&A
Q: Do I need to create a Stanley account to use the discount?
A: Stanley’s page describes verifying through ID.me and having the code apply at checkout; it doesn’t require a separate Stanley account beyond whatever’s needed to complete a purchase.
Q: What percentage off does the Stanley 1913 teacher discount give?
A: Stanley doesn’t publish a fixed number on its own ID.me page, and neither does ID.me’s listing. The code generates through the verification flow, so the honest answer is that the rate isn’t confirmed anywhere first-party.
Q: Does the discount work on sale items?
A: Neither Stanley’s page nor ID.me’s listing states an exclusion for sale or clearance items, but Stanley doesn’t confirm it applies to them either. Check at checkout, since many verification-based discounts exclude items already marked down.
Q: Can I use the discount more than once?
A: Yes. Stanley’s own instructions say that after the first verification, signing in with ID.me at checkout reapplies the discount on future purchases, so it isn’t a single-use code.
Q: Are teaching assistants and substitutes eligible, or only full-time classroom teachers?
A: Stanley’s page names “Teachers” as a group without narrowing it further, and ID.me’s standard teacher verification (which Stanley relies on) generally covers substitutes, aides, and other school staff, not only classroom teachers with a full-time contract.
More Information:
The program itself is confirmed directly on Stanley 1913’s own site and separately by ID.me, so this isn’t a rumor circulating on aggregator pages. What isn’t confirmed is the exact discount percentage, since Stanley generates the code through the ID.me verification flow rather than stating a number on the page, so the only way to see your actual rate is to verify and reach checkout. For more ID.me-verified options worth stacking with a classroom supply run, see the back-to-school teacher discounts roundup.
