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For more than 15 years, Chaffee Printing has turned customer ideas into custom promotional and printed products, with a particular focus on political buttons and other event-ready pieces. Based in Chaffee, New York, the company serves personal and business customers around the world and produces items such as custom buttons, magnets and decals.
Born from founder Sheldon Myeroff’s furniture-making hobby, Chagrin Valley Custom Furniture has built one-of-a-kind hardwood furniture from scratch in Northeast Ohio since 2013. Its Warrensville Heights team works with clients nationwide from a 6,000-square-foot facility, where hand-finished live-edge and epoxy-resin pieces can be personalized further with CNC-engraved logos or topographic maps. The company’s made-to-order work is shipped across the United States.
Chagrin Valley Hemp Company produces compliant CBD and hemp-derived products locally in Chagrin Falls, Ohio.
ChaiBag is a tea company built around the Indian tradition of chai and a community of chai enthusiasts. It selects tea leaves from plantations at the foothills of the Himalayas, then uses traditional methods to create chai for people seeking the flavor of Indian chai at home.
Founded in New York in 2006, family-run ARO Beauty Equipment manufactures its own ARO-branded salon and barber equipment, with a particular focus on barber and styling chairs. The company pairs a Long Island showroom with a 5,000-square-foot warehouse and offers personalized guidance, including color and design choices and help with replacement parts after purchase.
Based in Jaipur, Chakra Biotech LLP develops indoor, soil-less aeroponic saffron cultivation systems designed to bring Kashmir-like growing conditions to Rajasthan and other non-traditional regions. Alongside its controlled-environment agriculture work, the company sells Kashmiri saffron and runs hands-on training for farmers and agri-entrepreneurs. Its training program is led by Dr. Ankit Sharma, who is described as having more than 15 years of saffron cultivation experience.
Since 1940, Chalfant Manufacturing Company has made cable tray systems for routing and supporting electrical, telecommunications, and data cabling. The Cleveland manufacturer is known for engineering specialized designs, including EMI/RFI-shielded tray and its modular COM-TRAY system for raised floors, alongside standard aluminum and steel solutions. Chalfant is a charter member of the Cable Tray Institute, with products identified to CSA, NEMA VE-1, and UL classifications.
Chalk of the Town makes reusable chalkboard clothing and accessories that let people draw, wear, erase and redesign their own look. Its washable cotton T-shirts feature special no-smudge surfaces, while kits add water-based chalk markers, stencils and an erasing cloth; the same idea extends to tote bags and patches. The products are made in the USA with domestic and imported components and carry Patent #12203213.
Challah by Hannah is Hannah’s small-batch baking project, making fresh, preservative-free challah and sharing the recipe behind it. After building a following among bread lovers in northeast Kansas, Hannah moved to New York City in 2021 and now continues the craft through occasional Brooklyn bakes and limited challah drops. The project also reflects her Jewish heritage and has supported food and Jewish community organizations through donations.
Founded in 1981, Challenge Electronics designs and supplies audible components and electromechanical assemblies, pairing North American engineering with manufacturing and logistics support across global locations. The Deer Park company is particularly focused on space-conscious and application-specific sound solutions, including medical alarm transducers and compact speakers, while also providing custom engineering and pre-assembled battery accessories. Its operations are certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015, with products described as REACH- and RoHS-compliant.
Challenge Machining is a veteran-owned Lima, Ohio, manufacturer known for pairing decades of machining experience with in-house engineering and problem solving. The full-service machine shop creates precise parts for customers across the Midwest, including defense and aerospace work, and handles projects ranging from prototypes to large production runs.
From its family-run shop in Vandalia, Ohio, Challenger Aviation Products makes re-cleanable air and oil filters for small-engine aircraft. The woman-owned company positions its FAA/STC-approved filters as a reusable alternative to disposable aviation filtration, with air filters that can be cleaned up to 25 times or 2,500 hours. Challenger also provides the STC paperwork and replacement elements needed to keep its filters in service.
Founded by Charleny Escalante, the daughter of a Dominican-immigrant hairstylist, Challure makes natural curl-care products for curly and coily hair. Its formulas grew from Escalante’s own search for an easier way to care for her 3C curls and coils, including the hibiscus-and-chamomile leave-in conditioner that became the brand’s signature starting point. Challure’s silicone-, sulfate- and paraben-free line is built around embracing natural hair, cultural roots and everyday curl confidence.
Since 1950, Chalmers & Kubeck has built its name as an independently owned industrial service provider for companies that cannot afford prolonged equipment downtime. Its Aston headquarters anchors a multi-location operation with a 150,000-square-foot shop, more than 130 machine tools, and around-the-clock emergency repair support. ISO 9001:2015 registration and a nuclear quality program reflect the demanding work it performs for industrial and power-generation customers.
Growing out of the three-decade-old AdTech Graphic Service, Chameleon Finishing Systems designs and manufactures modular folding, gluing, and converting equipment for commercial printers and trade finishers. Made in the United States, its systems stand apart through open-architecture frames and configurable modules that let operators adapt production for direct mail, packaging, and specialty work rather than being locked into a fixed machine layout. Based in Bergen, New York, the company also draws on in-house technical staff and precision machinists able to rebuild or refurbish graphic-arts equipment.
Founded by Bob Champ in 1979, Champ Printing Company is a commercial printer that grew from a one-room Crafton shop into a 20,000-square-foot plant in Coraopolis. Scott Colbert, who joined the company in 1996 and purchased it in 2019, continues its focus on reliable service and tight deadlines, with in-house envelope printing and specialty finishing setting Champ apart in the Pittsburgh region. The company is one of only three G7® Master Facilities among commercial printers in Western Pennsylvania and is also FSC® certified.
Champagne PIAFF makes premium Champagne in Épernay, where winemaker Maxime Mansard draws on a winemaking lineage that dates to 1901. With expertise passed down through five generations, the house blends the region’s classic elegance with a fresh, vibrant spirit, including its Brut and Blanc de Blancs cuvées.
Champion Builder Supply grew from Maryland’s largest triple-shred mulch manufacturer into a hybrid hardscape store, lumber yard, and indoor/outdoor showroom serving construction and landscaping customers across the DMV. Its Elkridge operation makes its own mulch and recycles natural construction and landscaping waste into organic triple-shredded mulch, while the showroom gives homeowners, builders, and designers a place to see outdoor materials in full-scale displays. Bilingual sales representatives also help the company serve the region’s Hispanic contractor community.
Six family generations have carried Champion Cutting Tool Corp. forward since its 1897 beginnings as a New York hardware store. The Rockville Centre company is known for developing practical tools that help industrial users and professional tradespeople get more done, with a culture built around personal service and giving back.
Champion Homes builds factory-built housing, including manufactured and modular homes, and commercial modular buildings. Founded in 1953 as a single facility in rural Michigan, the company says its builder family has sold more than 3 million homes and operates facilities throughout North America. Its offerings also include park models and cabins.