Owner Kathy built Kabrics from a single Viking Plus sewing and embroidery machine into a Corning operation with 54 embroidery heads and 18 employees. Today, the company creates personalized apparel and merchandise for customers ranging from event organizers to businesses, with a minimum order of just one item for many projects.
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Buffalo Embroidery & SilkscreenVeteran-owned Buffalo Embroidery & Silkscreen has been producing custom embroidered and screen-printed apparel in Elma since 1995, with all work handled in-house. Its nine embroidery machines and automatic screen-printing press serve businesses, schools, teams and nonprofits, while in-house artists and digitizers prepare logos for garments and promotional goods. The shop accepts orders as small as 12 embroidered pieces or 48 screen-printed pieces.ELMA, NY
Harmony Design ApparelOwner Karen Pelc has built Harmony Design Apparel into a Rochester-area shop that creates custom embroidered and printed apparel for businesses, organizations, teams, and community causes. A New York State certified woman-owned business, it has served the region for more than 25 years, with a particularly personal focus on turning customers’ designs into apparel that supports shared projects and causes. Harmony Design also offers heat-press work for smaller runs, including orders starting at six pieces.ROCHESTER, NY
Minuteman Apparel & MoreDunkirk, Maryland’s Minuteman Apparel & More runs custom apparel orders from artwork approval through in-house printing and embroidery. The shop handles everything under one roof, including branded online company stores where team members order individually and Minuteman ships each finished piece directly to them. Customers work with one point of contact and approve a proof before production begins.DUNKIRK, MD
Eberhart's EmbroideryFounded by former Philadelphia police officer Rich Eberhart Jr. to outfit the Philadelphia Police force, Eberhart’s Embroidery is a family-owned apparel-decorating company specializing in custom embroidery and branded merchandise. Started in his parents’ basement more than 25 years ago, the Bristol-area operation now employs more than 10 embroidery associates and serves customers across America. Its proof-first, personally inspected workflow reflects the careful sewing tradition of Rich’s mother, Carol, who helped shape the business.BRISTOL, PA