Fechheimer Brothers Company is a manufacturer of premium uniforms and gear, operating the Flying Cross, Vertx, and Duke brands. The company says its history spans more than 180 years and describes three U.S. plants complemented by global manufacturing partners. Its brands serve military, government, public-safety, and civilian customers.
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RJ UniformRJ Uniform carries forward a Baltimore uniform-making tradition rooted in A. Jacobs and Sons, established in 1891, and F. and F. Uniform Company, founded in 1946 by World War II veterans Yale and Ralph Friedlander. The companies merged in 1957, and the resulting business now serves public-service agencies with uniforms, including custom-made military uniforms and agency-specific apparel.BALTIMORE, MD
Grip-Flex CorporationGrip-Flex Corporation grew from William J. Lowney’s early-1950s patented military boot band into a Philadelphia manufacturer of uniform braid and cord accessories. The family business makes its products in America, developing braided trimmings and uniform accessories under one roof so colors match across a finished uniform. With more than 50 years in the trade, it serves military, public-safety, performance and institutional customers with made-to-specification work.315990PHILADELPHIA, PA
Eiseman-Ludmar Co., IncFounded in 1955 by Abraham Duke Eiseman and Joseph Ludmar, Eiseman-Ludmar Co., Inc. manufactures dress uniform accessories for America’s military, police, fire and other uniformed personnel. The company has expanded its Hicksville, New York facility to keep specialty manufacturing and embroidery in the United States, while its history includes producing the Polo/Ralph Lauren crest and managing Department of Defense contracts for decorative citation cords. Its hand-embroidered custom crests and New England-style police epaulettes reflect the detailed, small-run work that sets the company apart.HICKSVILLE, NY
I. Buss & Allan Uniform Company®Since 1892, New York’s family-owned I. Buss & Allan Uniform Company® has designed and manufactured custom uniforms while providing full-service sales and rentals. Now led by fourth-generation owner and lead designer Jennifer Busch, the company develops distinctive looks that treat uniforms as an extension of a client’s brand. Its work has outfitted generations of city doormen and other service professionals, as well as landmark institutions such as Carnegie Hall and The Metropolitan Opera.New York, NY