Founded in 1996, Glen Eagle Company is an eastern Pennsylvania manufacturer known for helping turn product ideas into workable designs and prototypes. Its in-house capabilities support customers ranging from individual inventors and startups to large manufacturers, while its own Load Lock line is made in the USA largely from U.S.-sourced materials. The company also provides custom industrial sewing for projects across several commercial fields.
First Response Custom Sewing, IncFounded by manufacturing veteran Joe Bleach, First Response Custom Sewing is a Frederick, Maryland contractor that designs and manufactures custom sewn commercial and industrial products, including equipment for first responders and military customers. The company works hands-on from prototype through final inspection, and all of its products are made in the USA. Its experience is especially evident in durable military bags, fire-service covers and safety-focused sewn products developed for demanding use.FREDERICK, MD
Jomel Seams ReasonableWith more than 30 years of experience, Jomel Seams Reasonable makes American-made sewn goods in Hillside, New Jersey, taking projects from material sourcing through cut-and-sew production and delivery. Its end-to-end operation serves both custom small batches and full-scale manufacturing, with contract sewing available for customers bringing their own patterns and materials.BALA CYNWYD, PA
Fabricage GroupBased in Pittsburgh, Fabricage Group turns product concepts and CAD files into prototypes, components, and production runs through an end-to-end manufacturing service. Its unusual breadth extends from patent design drawings and 2D/3D CAD modeling to injection molding, CNC machining, and additive manufacturing, with access to domestic and overseas manufacturing partners. The company says it supports more than 50 active small businesses and protects project information through nondisclosure agreements.541330CANONSBURG, PA
Support Enterprises, IncFrom its Jamestown, New York shop, Support Enterprises, Inc. turns customer concepts into sewn products as an American industrial sewing contractor. Its work includes military-supplied equipment and consumer goods, with a design team that can develop prototypes before production. The for-profit company was spun off from The Resource Center and works with it when possible to employ people with developmental disabilities, while directing a portion of its profits to the organization’s missions.JAMESTOWN, NY