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Founded in a Centerport, New York basement in 1960, family-owned and operated Odd Ball Industries designs and fabricates ligature-resistant plumbing fixtures and bathroom safety products for behavioral health facilities. The company’s focus grew from a psychiatric hospital’s need for a safer closet bar and now includes five patented designs, with a sixth patent pending. As a third-generation business with 35 years focused on behavioral health, Odd Ball works with facilities to turn unusual safety challenges into custom solutions.
Since 1980, Oden Machinery has developed liquid filling and blending systems, serving as a custom engineering house for manufacturers that need specialized packaging equipment. Based in Tonawanda, New York, the company is known for pioneering rotary pump-and-servo filling and Coriolis mass-meter net-weight filling, while also providing turnkey liquid processing and packaging-line installation and service.
Family-owned since 1988, ODIN Fashion designs, manufactures, and distributes trend-driven fashion accessories from New York City’s Fashion District. With more than 37 years of experience, the wholesale company serves brands and retailers through factory-direct relationships and a lean supply chain. Its accessories have reached 18,000 businesses in 30 countries across four continents, with private-label and full-service programs for businesses seeking tailored collections.
Oetiker manufactures connecting and assembly solutions, including clamps, straps, rings, and quick connectors, for automotive, commercial, and industrial applications. The company says it has more than 80 years of experience, 14 manufacturing facilities, and global engineering teams, and identifies itself as the original inventor of the ear clamp.
Founded by a French-American couple in 2002, Oeuf designs timeless children’s furniture and nursery essentials made sustainably in Europe. Its cribs, beds and storage are built around original design, lasting craftsmanship and the idea that well-made pieces should grow with children, meet stringent safety standards and be handed down rather than discarded. The independent company also curates ethically made décor and gifts, including handmade baskets from Marrakech.
Founded in New York City in 2012, 1of1 Custom makes precision-molded hearing protection and in-ear audio systems for musicians, DJs, performers, and everyday listeners. The company’s custom-fit designs aim to reduce harmful sound while preserving clarity, and its products are handcrafted in the USA for use on stage, in studios, and at home. With tens of thousands of custom fits delivered worldwide, 1of1 Custom has expanded from its New York roots to locations in the San Francisco Bay Area and Nashville.
Founded in 1957, Official Offset Corp. is a family-owned Long Island commercial printer that grew from producing government and aerospace technical documents into a full-service operation serving institutions and businesses. Its history includes printing test manuals and procedures for Apollo 11’s lunar module, while today the Amityville company combines offset and digital printing with in-house finishing and mail fulfillment. OOC remains unionized and is now operated by the Paulino family, including President Ben Paulino, his wife Mary, and their children Frank and Philene.
From its Alzenau base, family-owned OFRU Recycling has developed, manufactured and sold solvent-recovery and industrial container-cleaning systems since 1978. The company is particularly known for vacuum evaporators and distillation equipment for contaminated flammable solvents, a specialty it helped establish on the German market. OFRU’s German-built systems serve customers internationally, with equipment installed in more than 81 countries and about 80% of sales exported.
From its Rochester, New York, manufacturing campus, OGP (Optical Gaging Products) makes precision multisensor metrology systems that help manufacturers verify dimensional compliance. Founded in 1945, the company pioneered integrated vision, touch-probe, and laser measurement and introduced its SmartScope family in 1991. OGP is a division of Quality Vision International, whose North American operations are ISO 9001:2015 registered, while OGP Services maintains ISO 17025 accreditation for calibration and testing.
Ohlson’s Bakery & Cafe is a family bakery making scratch-baked goods and custom cakes, including the Wisconsin Kringle that reflects co-owner Lisa’s roots. Established in 1988 in a two-car garage in Clarence Hollow, the bakery now carries recipes handed down through both the Manderfield and Ohlson families, with more than 50 daily varieties and seasonal specialties.
Rooted in Mohawk tobacco tradition, Ohserase Manufacturing makes all-natural, Native-made tobacco products at its Akwesasne facility, including its flagship Signal cigarettes. Established in 2006, the company is part of the Tarbell Management Group, a fourth-generation Native American family-owned business, and operates an 80,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution facility. Ohserase also develops private-label tobacco products for domestic and international markets.
Founded by former Glossier and Apple executive Youn Chang after becoming a mother, OJOOK makes oral-care products that turn daily brushing into a mindful ritual. The company brings Eastern wellness philosophy and Korean bamboo salt together with dental research, most notably in its nano-hydroxyapatite toothpaste and compostable silk floss. OJOOK also emphasizes low-waste design, using recyclable aluminum toothpaste tubes and plastic-free floss packaging.
Inspired by founder AJ Scordio’s Argentine grandmother, Ola Mate makes lightly sparkling, USDA Organic yerba mate drinks for the U.S. market. Its cans pair naturally occurring caffeine with adaptogens and bright fruit flavors, bringing a modern format to a South American daily ritual. The Long Beach-based company also emphasizes plant-based ingredients, low sugar, recyclable cans, and support for community nonprofits.
OLAPLEX makes bond-focused hair-care products designed to support foundational hair health, from its signature repair treatments to routines for curls, waves and other textures. The brand serves both consumers and professional stylists, pairing salon backbar products with education, certification and events for the professionals who use them.
Since 1910, Old Dominion Brush Company has made the brushes, brooms and vacuum collection equipment that municipalities and contractors use to keep streets and communities clean. The company’s Richmond-based manufacturing history includes its first truck-mounted unit in 1990 and thousands of tow-behind leaf loaders made since the 1980s. ODB also holds patents for its single-engine debris collector truck, CDL-exempt truck and ECO-MODE™ fuel-saving system.
For more than 60 years, family-run Old World Mouldings & Millwork has manufactured custom architectural mouldings, millwork and engineered wide-plank flooring from its Long Island facility. Its 100% American-made, vertically integrated production is built around made-to-order work, including historic reproductions and technically demanding designs, with wide flooring available in planks up to 16 inches wide and 16 feet long. The company supplies architects, builders and designers working on distinctive residential and commercial spaces in the United States and abroad.
Family-owned since 1983, Old World Provisions carries four generations of foodmaking tradition rooted in New York City’s Lower East Side, where its heritage reaches back to the 1950s. The company manufactures specialty foods for retail and foodservice customers across the United States, including classic deli fare and nostalgic baked treats. Its growing family of brands preserves regional traditions such as the Coney Island frankfurter and German wurst.
Owner Mike Mayer’s Binghamton shop combines old-fashioned refinishing skills with modern techniques to restore furniture and remodel kitchens with custom cabinetry. Old World Refinishers can rebuild damaged wood furniture through its full-service cabinet shop, while also refacing or refinishing existing kitchen cabinets and crafting new ones to a customer’s specifications. The company is fully licensed and insured and offers pickup and delivery for furniture restoration.
Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope is a North American vertically integrated manufacturer, fabricator, and distributor of architectural glass, glazing systems, hardware, and supplies. With more than 80 locations across the United States and Canada, it partners with glaziers, contractors, architects, and building owners, providing integrated building-envelope products and design assistance.
Olean Food Barn is a locally owned and operated supermarket in Olean, carrying on a grocery tradition that began with Charles A. “Charlie” Ried’s Model Market in Allegany in 1949. The Olean store opened in 1977 and has grown through six remodels to more than 35,000 square feet, while retaining its hometown scale and service. Its in-store bakery is known for daily fresh doughnuts and personalized decorated cakes, and its meat department has served local families with additive-free store-cut meats for decades.