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Classic Medallics is a third-generation family manufacturer of awards and gifts, producing stock and custom pieces for wholesale customers. Its roots reach back to 1940, when the Singer family made religious jewelry, and the company later helped bring mass-production methods to the awards industry. Today, its craftspeople and designers continue that metalworking tradition, with military licenses across all branches and hallmark C-31 from the Military Institute of Heraldry.
For more than 50 years, Youngstown-based Classic Optical Laboratories has manufactured custom prescription eyewear through a centralized laboratory serving providers and high-volume programs nationwide. Its automated facility produces thousands of eyeglasses daily, supported by more than 175 lab technicians and licensed optician leadership. The lab processes more than 1.5 million orders annually, with a reported return rate below 0.05%, and has provided workplace safety eyewear programs for more than two decades.
Classic Rock Fabrication is a wholesale stone fabricator serving kitchen and bath professionals, commercial customers, and homeowners through dealer partners. It fabricates custom stone surfaces at facilities in Harrisburg and Pittsburgh, and pairs production with design centers and installation services. The company says it has operated for over 15 years, with team members honing their craft as “Masters of Stone.”
Established in 1997, Classic Shade handcrafts fabric window treatments using traditional English curtain-making techniques. Based in Jackson Heights, New York, the company also provides measuring and installation as part of its full-service approach.
Since 1982, Classic Sofa has handcrafted bespoke, benchmade furniture in New York City, now producing each piece with its in-house team at a Bronx factory. The company preserves old-world construction methods while tailoring dimensions, comfort and finishes for residential, trade and commercial interiors. Its hardwood frames are guaranteed for life, and longtime artisans—including craftspeople who have been with Classic Sofa since the original shop—continue passing their methods to apprentices.
With more than 25 years in the trade, Classic Tape & Packaging converts and prints carton-sealing tape and labels for packaging distributors across North America. Its three divisions span value-added tape printing, specialty converting such as die cuts and laminations, and Machbloc’s HVOF masking compound for thermal spray and high-temperature welding applications. The company works exclusively through packaging distribution, offering custom sizes, low minimums, and short lead times.
Classic Tube Manufacturing fabricates and bends small-diameter tubing from 1/8-inch to 1-inch outside diameter, from prototypes through production quantities. Its capabilities include tube bending, brazing, welding, end forming, hose crimping, assemblies, design engineering, and inspection, using materials including stainless steel, carbon steel, Galfan steel, ProCoat 2000, aluminum, copper, and stainless steel braid.
Classified Defense is an analytical firearms company known for developing its own RAT-profile barrel assemblies, designed around a Repeatable Accuracy Taper. It also supplies AR-pattern components and tools for shooters building or upgrading rifles.
Master Chocolatier Christopher Curtin is the defining force behind Éclat Chocolate, a West Chester workshop shaped by his training in Europe and Japan. Curtin was the first American to receive Germany’s Pastry Chef and Chocolatier honor in Cologne, and he brings more than two decades of study to handcrafted chocolates made on the premises. Éclat is also known for collaborations that connect chocolate with chefs, artists, and other creative partners.
Clatter Press is a sibling-run Columbus project led by professional graphic designers Dempsey and Nigel Ewan, both graduates of Columbus College of Art & Design. Their interest in making unique printed objects in small quantities has grown into a collaborative Risograph studio working with artists and designers.
Since 1877, Clauss has made professional-grade cutting tools and shears for demanding daily work as well as discerning home users. Its tools are built from superior-grade steel and through-hardened to hold an edge through extended use and repeated sharpening, with task-focused designs such as the adjustable UltraFlex shears accommodating gloved hands.
Clayton Color is a Cincinnati, Ohio print studio specializing in giclée reproduction of fine art on archival canvas and paper. Owner Clayton Schuster handles artwork capture with a 102MP Hasselblad medium-format camera, then completes color-accurate printing, digital preparation, and canvas stretching in-house. The studio serves artists who need faithful master files and gallery-ready prints, with a typical three-business-day lead time.
Clayton Homes is a single-family home builder founded in 1956 by Jim Clayton in Tennessee, with over 70 years of homebuilding experience. The company builds modern manufactured homes, site-built homes, and CrossMod® homes, combining off-site construction with on-site methods to offer attainable homeownership. With 22,000+ team members and 59,000 homes built in 2025, Clayton focuses on quality, sustainability, and community impact.
A global company with manufacturing facilities in four locations, Clayton Industries has been a trusted name in industrial steam technology for decades. It is known for compact, once-through steam generators designed for demanding industrial processes, from manufacturing to aerospace and chemical production.
Founded in 1999 by Regina, Daniel, and Michael Broudy, Clayton Kendall is a Pittsburgh-based corporate branded merchandise and commercial printing company. Its commercial printing operation, formerly Reed & Witting, has more than 100 years of print experience and produces customized materials for businesses, including large-format graphics. The company has grown from a six-person startup to more than 130 employees.
For more than 35 years, West Seneca’s CLB Industries has designed and built custom hydraulic cylinders for OEM and aftermarket customers, with each unit made to fit its application. The company’s cylinders are 100% tested in its in-house lab, and CLB has developed more than 20 patented custom products while expanding from a local operation into the global marketplace. Its team also provides manufacturing consulting grounded in decades of hands-on industrial experience.
Clé de Peau Beauté creates luxury skincare and makeup, pairing research-driven formulas with an emphasis on radiant complexions and refined finishes. The beauty brand stands out for its personalized discovery tools, including a foundation finder, virtual makeup try-on and complimentary one-on-one consultations with Skin Intelligence experts. Its stated heritage includes 40 years of research and craftsmanship, while refill options appear across several core products.
Clean + Comfort grew from an autism parent’s years of developing practical bathroom supports for her son, Loukas. Today, the company creates Adaptive Hygiene™ tools for children, teens and young adults who benefit from visual learning, helping them build greater independence in daily self-care routines. Its approach is informed by real feedback from families and professionals rather than a one-size-fits-all program.
Clean Compost, LLC turns organic waste from Western Maryland businesses, schools, farms, and events into compost that supports local soil and agriculture. The company provides collection and waste-diversion services, using composting technology and hands-on expertise to keep biodegradable material out of landfills. Clean Compost is certified through Maryland’s Minority Business Enterprise, Disadvantaged Business Enterprise, and Small Business Enterprise programs.
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