Discover Vermont’s Best Women-Owned Businesses Vermont is home to a thriving community of women-owned businesses that are making waves in the local economy. From artisan pickles infused with Vermont craft beer to handcrafted soaps made with natural ingredients, these businesses showcase the best of Vermont’s creativity and craftsmanship. In this blog, we highlight four exceptional women entrepreneurs in Vermont:The Tipsy Pickle – Crafting small-batch, spirit-infused pickles with bold flavors.Hi From Studio – Designing fun, colorful, and pun-filled greeting cards.Vermont Vinegars – Producing high-quality, aged vinegars from locally sourced ingredients.Grace and Miss Mouse Soaps – Creating luxurious, sustainable, hand-cut soaps. Women-owned businesses in Vermont generate over $2.2 billion in revenue annually, employing thousands across the state. Supporting these businesses means investing in local, sustainable, and high-quality products that make a difference. Shop Vermont-made gifts online at www.vtsown.com or visit our store at 64 Main Street, Middlebury, VT.
Maker Stories: Natalie Krizo & Soli Naturals
Abbey LaMay-WestJan 8, '23
"...I was surprised by how much it lathered up..." "...It immediately felt healthier on my hair...a different kind of clean..."
The Problem Is The Solution: CARDBOARD
Abbey LaMay-WestJul 22, '22
What is our problem? We get a LOT of cardboard. Almost everything we purchase comes in a cardboard box. It’s one area in the shop I’ve always struggled to make more sustainable. It’s been nagging at me for ages.
The Impact of Buying Local: Real Stories
Abbey LaMay-WestFeb 8, '22
One recent message from a Vermont maker not only warmed the cockles of our hearts, but it reconfirmed for me that buying local makes a difference in the day-to-day lives of our neighbors. (fist pump)We had placed a small test order with a one-woman company for some really adorable handmade...
