BMP America’s Magic Carpet brand grew from years of textile design, testing, and refinement into a U.S.-made solution for containing everyday messes. Based in Medina, the company makes reusable absorbent mats for pet owners and people tackling hands-on work, using a patented material made from recycled fibers.
Absorb CoreAbsorb Core is a family-owned North Olmsted, Ohio company that makes disposable restroom matting from super-absorbent fiber material. Its one-piece mats turn surface liquids into gel, helping protect floors, control odors, and reduce tracking in busy restrooms. The company also develops custom products for large-volume applications and sells through distributors across North America.NORTH OLMSTED, OH
ChilewichFounded in 2000 from designer Sandy Chilewich’s interest in overlooked materials, Chilewich creates woven textiles for interiors, including rugs, table coverings and wall applications. Its American-made floor mats use extruded TerraStrand yarns and are designed to be durable, easy to clean and suitable for indoor or outdoor use. The company frames longevity as a central part of its sustainability approach, making products intended for decades of daily use.New York, NY
National Spinning Company, IncNational Spinning Company, Inc. is a U.S. manufacturer operating two nonwoven manufacturing facilities through Carolina Nonwovens. It produces fiber pads of various densities and thicknesses using air-laid nonwoven technology for automotive, appliance, construction, furniture, and bedding applications, with recycled and reclaimed fibers among the usable fiber inputs.New York, NY
Bloomsburg Carpet Industries, IncFounded in 1976 by Raymond P. Habib, Bloomsburg Carpet Industries weaves American-made carpets and rugs at its original Pennsylvania mill. Now a third-generation family business with more than 150 employees, including many second- and third-generation weavers, it is the only U.S. mill with Axminster, Velvet, Wilton and Loc-Weave looms under one roof—and the only remaining Axminster mill in the country. Its solar-powered facility supplies its own energy while producing flooring for residential, commercial and hospitality spaces, as well as historically accurate carpets for landmark preservation projects.BLOOMSBURG, PA