Founded in 2011 by Emily Imblum and Scott, Pump Peelz creates decorative patches and accessories for diabetes devices, drawing on Emily’s experience living with type 1 diabetes. The company says its products are crafted in the USA and grew from Emily’s desire to make her insulin pump more expressive; its offerings are designed as decorative accessories, not medical devices.
Leader PatchesLeader Patches produces custom patches in a range of constructions, from embroidered and woven designs to chenille, PVC and TPU styles. With employees based in the USA and more than 30 years of combined experience, the company supports projects with custom illustration services and specialty details such as reflective or glow-in-the-dark thread. Its work has included patches for organizations including the Boy Scouts of America and Girl Scouts of the USA.BATAVIA, NY
PuffSticker.comFounded as a small creative business in 2007, PuffSticker.com makes custom puffy stickers with soft, raised designs that customers can see and feel. The company says it pioneered the format before puffy stickers became widely trendy, and now manufactures tactile labels and related branded print goods for businesses, creators, and personal projects. Its products are made to order and shipped to customers in the United States, Canada, Australia, and more than 30 other countries.CATONSVILLE, MD
BytoxSince 2011, Bytox has made USA-produced wellness patches, best known for its hangover patch that delivers vitamins and nutrients through the skin while customers drink and sleep. The company has expanded that patch-based approach into daily immune and collagen support, alongside clinician-reviewed supplements such as its non-dairy probiotic formula.BROOKLYN, NY
New New PatchBorn in Prue Linehan’s Greenpoint, Brooklyn apartment after her son’s blueberry-stained shirts began piling up, New New Patch makes peel-and-stick fabric patches that rescue kids’ clothes without sewing or ironing. Linehan spent three years testing fabrics, adhesives and designs on her son’s clothing before creating washable Sticker Patches that cover stains and give old favorites another season. The mom-owned and run company launched in the US in 2026 with a broader aim: making it easier for families to keep clothing in use rather than replace it.