G-Forces MFG., a division of Derm/Buro, Inc., designs and manufactures technical sewn and welded products, including survival-critical tactical apparel for U.S. Air Force and Navy pilots. With more than 30 years of experience, the company handles custom cut-and-sew, assembly and contract manufacturing for customers worldwide. Its QPL facility is in Clearwater, Florida, with headquarters in Plainview, New York.
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Sewing Technology, IncProducing entirely in the United States, Sewing Technology, Inc. is a Buffalo-based contract cut-and-sew manufacturer for military, aerospace, industrial, and commercial customers. With more than 33 years of experience—including over 25 years making components for life-support equipment—the company takes projects from prototype development through full production, with particular depth in demanding aviation and defense work. Sewing Technology is an SBA-certified HUBZone small business, a prime contractor, and a certified supplier to the U.S. Department of Defense.BUFFALO, NY
Sewn Tactics, LLCSewn Tactics, LLC designs and manufactures custom, privately labeled sewn products, including tactical products and textile goods. Its in-house capabilities include pattern template creation, cutting, sewing, embroidery, printing, heat-shrink packaging, and ultrasonic sewing, with products serving outdoor, law-enforcement, and military applications.LEBANON, OH
Cockpit USASince 1975, Cockpit USA has made American aviation clothing, including flight jackets and other outerwear drawn from its archive of military apparel. The New York company says its jackets are hand-sewn and manufactured in the USA, and it has supplied the U.S. government since 1980 while serving as the official U.S. Air Force supplier of the A-2 leather pilot jacket. Founder Jeff Clyman also developed Cockpit USA’s signature distressed treatment, giving its leather garments a deliberately lived-in character.NEW YORK, NY
Custom Sewn ProductsSince 1997, Custom Sewn Products has grown from Saratoga Horseworks’ division into a 15,000-square-foot Amsterdam, New York manufacturer with deep ties to the region’s needle-trade workforce. The company helps commercial customers turn product concepts into finished sewn goods, with particular experience serving the scuba-diving and equine fields. Its in-house design, production, and testing work lets customers develop and manufacture products under one roof.AMSTERDAM, NY