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Brooklyn-based CLIP.BIKE makes a patented portable friction-drive unit that turns an existing bicycle into an e-bike in five seconds, without tools. Its compact approach is designed to make electric-assisted urban travel more affordable and less complicated than replacing a bicycle with a full e-bike, while keeping the device easy to carry indoors.
Founded in 1995 by Skyline Toolworks, Clipdraw makes low-profile concealed-carry clips and firearm accessories designed as alternatives to traditional holsters. The family-run company produces its Clipdraw products in the United States and has built a customer base among law enforcement, military members, and licensed citizens. Clipdraw also supports American manufacturing through local packaging partnerships and community giving.
Cliplight Manufacturing Company develops and manufactures lighting, sealants, air purification products, automotive service tools, and battery chargers. It serves the automotive and HVACR markets and provides customized OEM battery management and charging solutions.
Since 1941, Cincinnati-based Clippard Instrument Laboratory has manufactured miniature pneumatic valves and precision pressure and flow-control components. The third-generation family-owned company combines a catalog of more than 7,000 Minimatic® components with custom pneumatic and fluid-system engineering, including Cordis electronic controls and ultra-low-leak solutions. Clippard operates Class 7 clean rooms and maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification for its manufacturing and assembly work.
Originally released in 2010, Clique Vodka is a vodka brand crafted in Latvia’s Baltic region, where fine wheat and rye, natural spring water, and Russian production standards shape its distinctive profile. The brand is developed and distributed by Premier Innovations Group and became known for its glossy black bottle before a 2021 Reserve Edition redesign paired a triple-column-distilled vodka with a custom glass vessel and apothecary-style cork. Clique is distributed across the United States and in select international markets.
Founded in 1978 after Clive Christian restored a Cheshire manor, Clive Christian Interiors designs and handcrafts bespoke cabinetry and luxury interiors in England. Its original Victorian Kitchen helped establish the “statement kitchen,” while its North of England workshop now applies traditional cabinet-making and finishing techniques to individually tailored homes worldwide. The company extends that architectural design language beyond kitchens into dressing rooms, studies and other fitted interiors.
Clixo makes flexible magnetic building toys that turn flat shapes into three-dimensional creations for open-ended, screen-free play. Its lightweight pieces click together with embedded magnets, giving children and adults a tactile way to explore everything from imaginative builds to STEAM learning, while themed packs such as Mars rovers and dinosaurs add new creative directions. Based in Brooklyn, Clixo is a STEM.org-certified educational product and has received recognition from the Toy Insider, Tillywig and Mom’s Choice Awards.
Founded by Cleveland childhood hockey friends Jake Bell and Gavin Davison, Cloche Hockey makes performance warm-up apparel and team gear for players and organizations. The company grew from their frustration with costly, uninspired traditional warm-ups and now outfits programs ranging from youth and men’s leagues to collegiate and professional teams, including ECHL and ACHA organizations. As a MYHockey-affiliated company, Cloche combines player-informed design with team outfitting built for life before and after the puck drops.
Clockwerk Industries LLC makes specialized computer-modification hardware, including cable-management components and custom parts for PC builds. Its work extends beyond catalog products to custom laser, CNC-router, and 3D-printed solutions such as engraved tempered glass and bespoke water manifolds.
Clockwise is a Pittsburgh custom-apparel company that prints and embroiders garments and ships orders from its Pittsburgh operation. It also provides apparel fulfillment, including inventory storage and shipping for customers’ online stores.
Since Peter Cloeren Sr. sketched the company’s first feedblock in 1974, Cloeren Incorporated has engineered and manufactured customized extrusion dies and feedblocks for plastics processing. The American company, which retains its founding family’s ownership continuity, pairs polymer-flow expertise with in-house rheology and simulation labs; more than 30 patents support innovations that have become industry standards. Cloeren now manufactures across Texas, Wisconsin, and Austria while providing process integration and support worldwide.
Clopay Corporation manufactures residential and commercial garage doors and industrial rolling steel doors. Founded in 1859 as a Cincinnati paper wholesaler, it entered the garage-door business in 1964 and is headquartered in Mason, Ohio. The company reports operating four U.S. manufacturing facilities and a network of more than 55 distribution centers.
Founded in Melbourne in 2001 as a toner-cartridge recycling business, Close the Loop Group now develops circular solutions that recover materials, refurbish IT assets and produce sustainable packaging. Its distinctive collect-to-create model turns difficult waste streams into usable outputs such as TonerPlas® road additive and rFlex® recycled materials, with operations spanning Australia, the Americas and EMEA. The company holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications and operates under a zero-waste-to-landfill approach.
CloseCoat manufactures a fully patented, traditional central closure outerwear garment designed to be safer for car seat travel by eliminating compression risk. The company specializes in apparel design, technical outerwear, and children's clothing.
Founded by designer and photographer Bekka Palmer, Closed Mondays is a Brooklyn, New York, design and manufacturing studio making handmade baskets and home goods. Palmer, who learned to sew from her grandmother at age six, builds the studio around colorful, made-to-order work and a four-day-week philosophy. Every basket is made by hand in the Brooklyn studio and proudly made in NYC.
Since 1997, ClosetComplete.com has manufactured stylish, space-saving home organization products, with its patented Completely Clear® invisible acrylic hangers standing out as a signature design. The company also makes storage solutions and closet accessories, and says more than 50 million of its hangers are sold annually. Its hangers undergo inspection by an independent quality-control firm before approval.
Founded by Eddie Ruben in 1985 as a Cincinnati garage startup, Closets and More, Inc. designs, manufactures, and installs custom storage systems for homes. The family-owned company still builds each system at its Reading Road facility, with President Zane Ruben carrying on his father’s work and a team that includes craftsmen with 10 to 20-plus years of tenure. Serving Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, and Dayton, it is known for handling the full process in-house, from design through installation.
Buffalo-based Cloud and Field Inc. retrofits the heavy machinery farmers already own into autonomous vehicles using software, sensors, positioning systems, and artificial intelligence. Founded by data scientist Greg Everhart, the company is developing patent-pending tools aimed at helping family farms address labor shortages without replacing their existing equipment or requiring broadband. Its retrofit approach is being pilot-tested with Upstate New York farms.
Designed and created in Ontario, Cloud DX develops medical devices and a Connected Health™ platform for remote patient monitoring and telemedicine. As an FDA-registered and Health Canada-licensed medical device manufacturer, it combines connected vital-sign equipment with clinician dashboards and patient feedback tools for care programs across North America. Its platform has been deployed in 12 use cases and supported by peer-reviewed research, including a 905-patient post-surgical study.
Cloud Printing is a New York City print shop that combines custom design with professional printing and packaging for businesses, from everyday marketing materials to fine-art work. Its printshop artists consult with customers from concept through completion, and the team is noted for handling rush projects and demanding production timelines. The company also provides installation services for printed graphics.