Webster Ink

01/06/2025

Wages paid to non-owner Vermont employees: $614,422.56.

07/06/2024

Webster Ink History.

Annotated notes can be found in the comments and Alt Text.

06/26/2024

Old mementos stick hard.

05/23/2024

Cut and Sewn in New York.

100% Organic Cotton.

03/21/2024

02/17/2024

Boring procedural notification:

Webster Ink have new office in which Administrative, Archival, Business Development, Finance, Human Resources, Legal, Marketing, Purchasing, Sales, and Strategic Planning operations will continue.

We continue to maintain and operate an automated textile screen printing facility in Shelburne, Vermont.

02/15/2024

Set up for success.

01/20/2024

Nike’s new Move to Zero icon identifies apparel and headwear constructed of at least 75% recycled and/or organic content. For bags, it identifies styles constructed of at least 65% recycled and/or organic content.

Webster Ink purchases official Nike products from licensed distributor SanMar. Check out the pictures of 578674 Nike Ladies Dri-FIT 1/2-Zip Cover-Up and NKFD9891 Nike Full-Zip Chest Swoosh Jacket. The blanks we purchase are manufactured with decoration in mind and can be found on SanMar.com.

Move to Zero includes commitments such as eliminating single-use plastics on Nike’s campuses worldwide and initiating dialogue among the global design community through nikecirculardesign.com. 

These efforts join with material development programs, which have diverted 6.4 billion plastic bottles from landfills since 2010 (and helped to make beautiful football kits in the process), and renewable-energy-powered logistics centers, a journey that is both marathon and sprint. 
1. Nike will power owned-and-operated facilities with 100 percent renewable energy by 2025. 
2. Nike will reduce carbon emissions across its global supply chain by 30 percent by 2030, in line with the Paris Agreement of 2015.
3. Nike diverts 99 percent of all footwear manufacturing waste from landfills.
4. Additionally, Nike diverts more than 1 billion plastic bottles per year from landfills to create yarns for new jerseys and uppers for Flyknit shoes.
5. The Reuse-A-Shoe and Nike Grind programs convert waste into new products, playgrounds, running tracks and courts.

01/18/2024

A rookery of penguins has been spotted in production. Even cold-weather creatures benefit from a bit of extra warmth this time of year. Within a few weeks a community of high school students will be wearing them in crisp Capital climes.

01/14/2024

01/13/2024

We’re in the 2023-2024 Shelburne Community School Directory! Thank you to the SCS PTO for publishing this booklet.

2024 is a good-looking year. Get in touch for Free Fashion Advice (:

12/19/2023