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With more than 30 years in the fashion industry, Custom Sewing Services is a Brooklyn garment manufacturer known for helping apparel businesses develop and produce clothing. The company works with clients on everything from samples to small production runs, serving designers and brands that need custom garment support.
Since 1997, Custom Sewn Products has grown from Saratoga Horseworks’ division into a 15,000-square-foot Amsterdam, New York manufacturer with deep ties to the region’s needle-trade workforce. The company helps commercial customers turn product concepts into finished sewn goods, with particular experience serving the scuba-diving and equine fields. Its in-house design, production, and testing work lets customers develop and manufacture products under one roof.
Founded in 2001 as a hometown business in Angier, North Carolina, Custom Smiles Dental Laboratory makes dental appliances and restorations for dental professionals. It has grown into a multi-state operation serving practices across the United States from locations in North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia, while supporting both traditional submissions and digital case workflows. The laboratory says its appliances are crafted in the USA using ADA-approved materials and backs its work with case quality checks and written-specification review.
Founded by Stuart Arbeit in 1975, Custom Spares, Ltd. is a Brewster wholesaler that supplies hard-to-find aftermarket parts for older British, European, and Japanese automobiles. It specializes in unusual and discontinued items that larger parts houses no longer handle, while also manufacturing select replacements such as 316 stainless steel caliper pistons and period-style headlamps. Custom Spares serves wholesalers through a network of 1,400 distributors in the United States and internationally.
Founded in December 2023 by a Pennsylvania golfer who could not find an affordable putter with the right look and feel, Custom Stroke hand-builds personalized golf clubs, especially putters, to each player’s specifications. The company’s process begins with a consultation and ends with a precision-milled, laser-engraved club assembled by hand, complete with a build sheet; it has delivered more than 200 custom clubs. Custom Stroke also releases small, no-restock apparel drops for golfers who want equipment and clothing made outside the off-the-shelf mold.
Employee-owned Custom Systems Integration, Inc. designs, builds and integrates automated test equipment and custom engineering and manufacturing solutions from its 20,000-square-foot facility in Binghamton, New York. Its seasoned engineering and production teams handle both turnkey systems and build-to-print work, including the specialized fixtures that connect devices under test to test systems. CSI’s quality system conforms to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015, with ITAR registration and federal cybersecurity compliance supporting its aerospace, defense and other demanding customers.
Custom Tarpaulin Products, Inc. makes made-to-measure truck tarps, specialty covers and weather-protection products from its Boardman, Ohio operation. Its work ranges from custom tarp and awning fabrication to portable garages and repair service, including heat-sealed repairs made with a machine the company says it invented. The company also supplies cargo-control gear and an all-wheel-drive utility eBike, giving its practical, cover-focused business an unusual breadth.
Formed in 2012 by two former U.S. Navy composite specialists, Custom Technologies grew from their work solving difficult structural problems at NSWC Carderock. The Millersville firm applies more than 90 years of combined Department of Defense experience to composite technology projects for government and private-sector customers, with particular depth in marine and aviation work.
Custom Thermoelectric grows its own BiTe semiconductor crystals and makes thermoelectric modules—also known as Peltier devices—for cooling, heating, and power generation. Working entirely in-house, the Bishopville company specializes in designs that are not available off the shelf, from unusual dimensions and electrical requirements to embedded sensors and high-temperature or high-G environments. It also builds thermoelectric assemblies ranging from one-off prototypes to production runs of 500.
Operating continuously since 1976 near Pittsburgh, Custom Tool & Grinding makes custom cutting tools and provides precision grinding services for manufacturers that need both standard and non-standard tooling. Its seasoned team handles orders from one piece to 10,000, with capabilities ranging from CNC and medical tool grinding to Wire EDM and tolerances as tight as 0.0001 inch. Same-day expedited service is available when production cannot wait.
For more than 50 years, Custom Topsoil has remained a family-owned and operated company serving Buffalo and Western New York. From its Cheektowaga yard, it supplies soil products to residential and commercial customers, with delivery available throughout Erie County.
Founded by the Ross siblings in 1996 after their family’s gas station and tow service, Custom Truck One Source has grown from 15 employees into a Kansas City-based specialty equipment company with more than 30 years in business. Its 125-acre headquarters combines manufacturing with service operations for the utility, rail, telecom and other infrastructure customers that keep North America moving.
For more than 33 years, Custom Weld has been a Lewiston, Idaho builder known for handcrafted aluminum boats shaped around demanding river and work needs. Its boats serve private boaters as well as agencies and commercial operators, with construction handled by an experienced in-house crew and backed by a limited lifetime hull warranty for the original purchaser.
Custom Window Extrusions, Inc is a plastics manufacturing company specializing in custom window extrusions.
Custom X Packaging makes custom-printed boxes and other packaging for brands shipping and displaying products around the world. Its New York site office and Dubai head office support orders from as few as 50 boxes, with in-house production, free design assistance, and worldwide delivery. The company highlights FSC-certified materials and eco-friendly kraft and recyclable board options, while its packaging work spans everything from soap and cosmetics to CBD products and e-commerce mailers.
Since 2010, CustomBoxesCo has made custom printed packaging boxes for businesses, pairing design support with in-house-style production expertise to shape packaging around a brand’s product and presentation. Its work spans everyday product packaging and more tailored formats, including beauty packaging with finishes such as embossing and gloss lamination. The company also offers recycled and other eco-friendly packaging options for startups, eCommerce brands, and established businesses.
CustomBoxline develops and produces customized printed packaging boxes for brands, with an online design process that includes 3D mockups, dielines, and complimentary design assistance. Based in Lowville, New York, the company serves customers across the United States and globally, producing packaging in recyclable and other specialty materials for applications ranging from retail products to food and cosmetics. Its quality process includes an 18-point prepress and production checklist, while low minimums make the service accessible to small businesses as well as larger orders.
For more than 30 years, CustomCookies.com has baked and hand-decorated personalized cookies and sweet treats that are designed to look as good as they taste. Based in Brooklyn, the company serves celebrations and corporate events with made-to-order designs, including logo cookies, while its pastry chefs and artists support bulk orders and nationwide delivery. CustomCookies.com says its work has reached more than 82,000 customers and includes over 6,000 unique design elements.
Since 1972, Customformed Products has grown from Dayton Steel Rule Die into a trade-focused finishing company known for quick-turn work. Its in-house die shop and skilled press operators serve printers, graphic designers, and packaging companies when deadlines are tight.
CustomHappy began as a family venture at a kitchen table in 2015, when sisters Rachel and Jacquelyn started selling mugs before moving into a Pennsylvania production facility. Today, the company supports small businesses and larger sellers with personalized production and fulfillment, handling orders from single pieces through high-volume runs. Its 12,000-square-foot operation grew from producing 1,000 mugs a week with a 30–40% error rate to more than 1,000 a day with an average error rate of about 3%.