About
It's often said that necessity is the mother of invention. That certainly holds true for Stackerys.
Like most people, I love a good cupcake. The perfect portion, easy to serve, fun to decorate, and a single batch can offer something to please everyone. What's not to love?
The pans, for one.
Anyone who's ever tried to store a collection of cupcake pans knows the problem. Different shapes and sizes don't stack, and even one traditional cupcake pan can be a nuisance to store. Never mind a whole collection.
This was painfully true in my miserably tiny NYC kitchen. My lack of storage space limited my creativity. I wanted different shapes and designs, but where was I supposed to put all those pans?
I kept thinking there had to be a better way. Why hadn't someone done something about it?
Then I decided I would.
Easier said than done.
There was prototype after prototype after prototype until I finally had a metal version that worked (thank you, Clayton!). And there was phone call after phone call after phone call, searching for a manufacturer who understood the concept and believed in my vision.
It's been quite a journey.
But persistence paid off, and I'm incredibly proud to introduce Stackerys Modular Cupcake Pan. A patent-pending evolution of a baking classic, featuring interchangeable cups that let you change shapes without changing pans. Smarter design, more creative freedom, and storage that actually makes sense.
Traditional cupcake pans weren't exactly broke, but I fixed them anyway.
Of course, turning an idea into a product doesn't happen overnight. And it certainly doesn't happen for free.
That's where the linens come in.
I started designing and selling kitchen linens to help finance the development of the cupcake pans. The plan was pretty straightforward: create some great products, sell them, and put the proceeds toward bringing the pans to life.
What I hadn't planned on was falling in love with designing the linens.
Or how much other people would love them.
The aprons, oven mitts, potholders, and dish towels took on a life of their own. A little irreverent, sometimes cheeky, but always practical and well-made. What began as a way to fund one idea became a collection with its own following and a permanent place in the Stackerys brand.
Today, Stackerys is a 100% woman-owned and operated kitchen gear company with two distinct collections and one common philosophy: good design should make sense, quality should never be an afterthought, and there's absolutely no reason practical can't have personality.
From innovative bakeware to kitchen linens with something to say, Stackerys is about seeing the familiar a little differently—and making it better.
Stackerys. The evolution you didn't know you were waiting for.
Jackie