Founded in 1952 by David E. Franco and his three sons, Franco Manufacturing creates home products featuring licensed characters and brands, with children’s and teen bedding at the heart of its business. Now in its third generation, the family company continues to develop designs for bedrooms and other living spaces, drawing on product experts and skilled artisans to turn familiar characters into practical home décor. Franco operates three corporate showrooms, two corporate offices and an overseas office.
Jay Franco & Sons, IncFamily-owned since 1942, Jay Franco & Sons has built its identity around translating beloved entertainment and pop-culture brands into home textiles for fans of every age. Based across several international offices, the company serves global retailers while maintaining a direct connection with consumers.NEW YORK, NY
CroscillBorn from a Brooklyn curtain shop, Croscill has been designing home fashions since George and Abe Kahn founded the brand in 1946. Today, the company carries that heritage into bedding and other home furnishings, pairing traditional ornamental design with modern comfort across collections such as Croscill Classics. Its signature aesthetic is especially visible in richly textured jacquard bedding inspired by 17th-century French and Baroque interiors.NEW YORK, NY
DesignStylesFounded in 1987 as Frame Styles, Secaucus-based DesignStyles designs and supplies furnishings and accessories for the home, garden, and seasonal decorating markets. The family company has grown from a picture-frame supplier into a design house with its own product-development team, a dedicated manufacturing network in Asia, and a showroom displaying thousands of products. DesignStyles also develops collections with designers including Rae Dunn, Becki Owens, and JoJo Fletcher.BROOKLYN, NY
Eastern AccentsA family business founded by a husband-and-wife team in 1989, Eastern Accents has spent more than 35 years making its mark as a Chicago-based American manufacturer. Its in-house craftspeople make luxury bedding to order in the company’s distinctive former 1920s radio factory, where the entire operation remains under one Windy City roof.NEW YORK, NY