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Named for founder Cori Noland’s grandmothers, Lilian and Beatrice, The Lily Bee Shop is a Maryland-based interior styling studio and scent brand that creates more inviting spaces through design services and small-batch home fragrance. Its work includes styling, staging, and organization, while its Studio Collection is made to order with an emphasis on ethical sourcing and sustainable living. The company serves homeowners and real estate professionals across Maryland, Washington, DC, and Northern Virginia.
Founded by mom and inventor Karrima Muhammad, The Loo Boos makes children’s hygiene products centered on its patented Loo Boo Scrub, a musical bath scrubber that teaches kids to wash from head to toe through a seven-minute guided song. Its character-led approach brings the human microbiome into bath time, turning hygiene lessons into playful science and helping children build confidence and independence.
The Loving Essence, LLC handcrafts natural bath and body products in Clarksburg, Maryland, with plant-based soaps at the heart of its collection. Its small-batch range also includes nourishing oils, body butters and lip balms, including a multi-use oil designed for skin, hair and nails. The company’s handmade soaps are cut individually and often built around ingredients such as aloe vera juice, mango butter and calendula.
Founded in Portland in 1919, The Lynch Company, Inc. is a general steel fabrication contractor that builds and installs custom metal parts and structures. Its 50-plus craftsmen work from a 50,000-square-foot facility and in the field, handling everything from intricate prototypes to large industrial projects. The company is AISC- and AWS-certified and remains known for difficult fabrication and hard-to-access installations across the Northwest.
Since opening in 1985, The Master’s Woodshop has built custom architectural cabinetry and millwork in Hagerstown, including complete room applications and bespoke furniture. President Eben L. Conner III says his custom cabinetry and millwork experience dates to 1972, and the shop’s projects have ranged from restoring Halcyon House to furnishing showcase homes in the Washington, D.C., area. The company works with architects, designers, and homeowners, offering design help when needed.
The Naked Face handcrafts small-batch skincare and haircare in National Harbor, using natural, organic, non-GMO and non-toxic ingredients chosen for formulas customers can actually pronounce. Developed with a master aesthetician and dermatologist consultation, its creams, scrubs and hair treatments are designed for all skin types and genders, with many products suitable for both face and body. The company also makes handcrafted cold-processed soaps and offers the inclusive Man Priddy personal-care line.
For more than 60 years, The National Target Company has manufactured and distributed official NRA, law-enforcement and specialty shooting targets from its Maryland warehouse. The company holds NRA License No. 1 and is also licensed to supply official targets meeting the standards of IDPA, IPSC, USA Shooting, IALEFI and IBS. Printing, packaging and shipping are handled directly in-house, with customer service at the center of its operation.
Since launching as a Pennsylvania lumber supplier in 1911 and establishing its Baltimore headquarters in 1918, The Nelson Company has grown into a transport-packaging manufacturer and systems partner, designing and supplying pallets, crates and related solutions. Its Technical Center brings packaging engineers and wood-science specialists to complex unit-load problems, while company-owned facilities and a network of trusted partners support manufacturing and distribution across North America. Nelson also manages the return, repair, recycling and tracking of packaging assets, extending its role beyond the initial shipment.
The One Inkjet Pte Ltd is a Singapore print business known for handling both corporate work and one-off custom projects. It produces posters and display materials for organisations as well as individual customers, with an online process for ordering, payment, and file upload.
Established in May 1981 as a business-forms printer, locally owned and operated The Paper People Company in Salisbury has grown into a one-stop source for commercial printing and branded promotional products. Its work spans customized four-color brochures and digital printing alongside promotional apparel and executive gifts, with personalized service at the center of the business.
Founded in 1946, The Plasticoid Company is a veteran-owned Elkton manufacturer of custom-molded rubber components, pairing in-house design and prototyping with production for demanding applications. The company also makes standard elastomeric closures and maintains its own material-mixing capabilities, including an FDA drug master file for regulated uses. Its compression molding operation can produce up to 20 million smaller pieces annually, while its facility follows CFR 21 guidelines for food and pharmaceutical products.
Clinton, Maryland-based The Restroom Kit makes compact travel hygiene kits for cleaner, more comfortable public-restroom use, centered on a patented oversized toilet-seat cover. Founded by veteran-owned product-development company TimeAway LLC in 2012, the business was created by husband-and-wife team Bill and Sonia Massey and has since focused on its signature Restroom Kit while helping other entrepreneurs develop products. The refillable tri-fold kits are designed for travel, group outings and everyday preparedness.
THE SHELLER is the Baltimore venture of songwriter, singer, and entrepreneur Shelby Blondell, whose creative side project grew from a 2017 crab feast into a patented Maryland-made tool. It was recognized with the $30,000 grand prize in Salisbury University’s Shore Hatchery entrepreneurship competition and is designed for people gathering around a crab feast.
The Speaker Factory grew from Ray Indris’s 1959 hobby into a long-running custom audio business in Gaithersburg, Maryland. Today, the company builds made-to-order high-resolution speakers under its Quanta Technologies brand while helping local audiophiles repair or improve systems they already own. Its defining character is a hands-on, engineering-minded approach that treats speaker cabinets as worth preserving rather than casually replacing.
For more than 40 years, The Strouse Corporation in Westminster has converted adhesive tapes and flexible materials into precision die-cut parts, slit rolls, and engineered components. Its engineers review projects before quoting and help develop manufacturable solutions, including specialized medical components made in an ISO 7 cleanroom. Strouse is a 3M Preferred Converter and has also been recognized as a 3M Supplier of the Year.
Since 2011, The Sun*Kissed Designs By ~Chantél Francina~ has built a distinctive design and lifestyle brand around the founder’s vision of expressive, coastal-inspired style. The Baltimore-based company hand makes clothing and accessories for clients around the world, with custom-fit service that lets customers order designs to their own measurements. Its work is shaped by the desert, the coast, and nature, giving the brand a recognizable “Sexy. Global. Chic.” character.
Founded in 1985 by Neal Owens, The SunBox Company designs, manufactures, and sells bright-light boxes for everyday wellness. The U.S.-based company grew from Owens’s early prototype, developed in connection with researchers at the National Institute of Mental Health, and now draws on more than 40 years of experience in light-therapy lighting. SunBox also stands out for its long-running customer support, including product guidance, a 60-day money-back guarantee, and seven-year warranties on its light boxes.
Founded in 1920, The United Oil Company manufactures Duralene heavy-duty lubricants in Baltimore, where it is the region’s only independent full-line heavy-duty lubricant manufacturer. Its documented chain of custody and product testing support consistent quality, while an in-house equipment department and experienced sales team provide practical help beyond supplying fluids.
Founded by Georgia Callis and Damon from a Greek family winemaking tradition, The Urban Winery of Silver Spring makes small-batch wine onsite from locally and regionally sourced grapes. Established as Maryland’s first urban winery, the family-run business brings traditional cellar craft into a Silver Spring gathering place where guests can taste, learn, and even make their own wine.
For more than a century, The Warner Graham Company has remained a family-run business, now led by its fourth generation, Alec Riepe. Established in 1921, the Cockeysville company is known for handling regulated industrial alcohol and specialty chemical work for customers in fields such as pharmaceuticals and personal care. Its Baltimore-area facilities give it room to support both custom packaging and bulk material transfers.