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Founded in 2008, Cosmanles Co., Ltd. is a China-based company with more than a decade of experience creating cosplay costumes for fans and event-goers. It operates a design department and clothing factory, with customized sizing available for customers in international markets.
Family-owned since 1993, Cosmetic Industries, Inc. has built its Fontana operation around private-label nail polish production for brand customers. Its onsite color laboratory and high-volume U.S. manufacturing facility support custom color work and complete contract production, including filling and decorating. The company follows cosmetic GMP guidelines and describes its formulas as vegan-friendly, cruelty-free, and free of several commonly excluded ingredients.
Established in 1968, Cosmic Fischer is a New York City boutique security integrator known for solving complicated building-security projects through a single, in-house team. It works with owners, developers, and property managers from early specification through installation and ongoing service, helping turn sprawling project scopes into one coordinated effort.
Cosmo International Fragrances develops fragrance creations for client brands and produces natural ingredients through its natural ingredients division. Its international team connects fragrance creation with consumer needs, while facilities in France, Peru, and Colombia support production of ingredients sourced from its farms and producer partnerships.
Founded in 1957 by German optician Hans Peters, Albany-based Cosmo Optics fabricates custom precision optical components and assemblies, from prototype work through production. In its 22,000-square-foot facility, the privately held company makes optics ranging from 1.5 mm parts to elements exceeding 40 inches, with in-house coating and inspection capabilities. Master Opticians and technicians bring decades of experience to work that the company describes as artisan optical fabrication.
Cosmopak is a beauty-industry development company known for pairing packaging design with made-to-order product work for brands of all sizes. Its Ecoforward program gives clients a practical framework for reducing packaging waste, while its in-house team supports projects from early concept through finished beauty products.
Founded in 1945, Cosmos Electronic Machine Corporation and its subsidiaries manufacture industrial radio-frequency heat-sealing equipment and tooling in the United States. Its Farmingdale operation engineers and builds custom RF welders in-house, while affiliated D&L Die Corporation provides dedicated tooling, prototype development, and application testing. Cosmos/Kabar also supports equipment in the field through parts, installation, and service personnel serving customers in the United States and overseas.
Founded in 2001 by Christina Oster-Daum and Javier González, cosnova Beauty develops affordable, trend-focused cosmetics and beauty brands designed to make quality beauty accessible to everyone. From its Sulzbach roots, the company has grown into an international business with brands including essence, Catrice and INAO, reaching consumers in more than 90 countries. Its roughly 1,000 employees renew 40% of the standard range each year, while the company’s own logistics center ships millions of products worldwide.
Costanzo’s Bakery is a family-owned and operated bakery that has made sandwich and sub rolls since Angelo Costanzo began the business in 1933. Now in its third generation of family leadership, it produces rolls at its Buffalo-area bakery and distributes them regionally and nationally, including frozen, fully baked rolls for foodservice and retail customers.
Founded by friends Linden Ellis and Sara Raffa, Coterie designs and sells elevated party goods and curated celebration sets shipped directly to customers. Almost everything is made exclusively for Coterie with a team of artists and designers, giving its themed tableware a distinctive, coordinated look. The company also works with manufacturing partners chosen for quality, worker safety, fair wages and reduced environmental impact.
Brooklyn-based Cotronics Corp. makes high-temperature adhesives and ceramic materials for bonding, insulating, repairing, and protecting components exposed to heat. Its product line reaches from 400°F plastic-bonding epoxy to customizable ceramic adhesives rated to 3000°F, with materials offered in machinable, castable, and potting forms.
Founded in 1954, Cotswold Industries is a third-generation, family-owned American textile manufacturer, converter and distributor specializing in technical textiles and apparel fabrics. Its vertically integrated operations run from fiber to finished product, with manufacturing plants in Georgia and South Carolina and products serving apparel, military, medical and industrial applications. The company is led by CEO James McKinnon, whose father and grandfather helped carry the business across three generations.
Since 1926, family-owned Cottrell Paper Company has made electrical insulation and specialty papers for motors, transformers, and other demanding electrical equipment. Now in its fourth generation, the Upstate New York manufacturer operates a 100,000-square-foot plant at the foothills of the Adirondacks and is known for its Copaco rag paper and transformer insulation materials. Cottrell also builds sustainability into its mill operations, using post-industrial waste, hydroelectric power, and internal recycling to reduce manufacturing waste.
Founded in Paris in 1900 as a fragrance house by Joseph Marie François Spoturno, Coty is a global beauty company whose portfolio includes more than 50 cosmetic, skincare, and fragrance brands. Its research and development work spans fragrance, skin care, makeup, and packaging science, and the company describes its mission as creating science-based beauty products.
Coughlin Printing Group is a Watertown, New York provider of commercial printing, direct mail, websites, marketing, and related digital services. Its physical production offerings include business and promotional print materials, wide-format signs and displays, forms, tickets, labels, booklets, catalogs, and other custom printed products, supported by design, finishing, mailing, and delivery services.
Founded in 2007, CouldYou? is a New York-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit known for building locally led responses to poverty rather than treating aid as a one-size-fits-all project. Its work centers on helping underserved communities manage menstrual health, with programs shaped through local partners and education across Africa and elsewhere.
CounterEv HOME handcrafted furniture from reclaimed bowling lanes, turning old alley wood into custom tables and other one-of-a-kind pieces. Founded in 2008 by Jim Malone, the business grew from a 10-by-10 booth at Brooklyn Flea into a maker whose furniture appeared in more than 200 Shake Shack locations worldwide, 30-plus Starbucks, and eight early Sweetgreen locations. CounterEv announced that it would close permanently after 15 years, with its final orders taken through January 15.
Since 1989, CounterMats.com has manufactured custom counter mats and desktop accessories at its Hauppauge, New York facility. The company says its team has produced millions of products for nationally recognized brands, with in-house control over materials, printing, and finishing. Its interchangeable mats are a particular specialty, allowing businesses to update promotions without replacing the entire base, and every counter mat carries a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
For more than 30 years, Country Road Associates has reclaimed 19th-century barn wood and turned it into flooring, architectural pieces, furniture, and custom cabinetry. Its Northeast woodworking shop is one of the few making 19th-century reproduction furniture and kitchen cabinetry from authentic barn wood, with craftsmen bringing more than 40 years of combined experience to custom projects. Every piece is hand-picked and inspected before leaving the facility.
Since 1978, County Draperies has made custom draperies, bedding and accessories for hospitality interiors from its New York factory. Still family-run and woman-owned, the company has grown from a custom drapery and bedspread shop into a U.S. manufacturer serving hotel, commercial, healthcare and cruise-line projects. Its current leadership carries the business into a third generation while preserving the hands-on textile expertise built by founders Sara and Carl Markowitz.