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Since its founding in 2014, Structural Welders has grown from a small team into a metalworking company serving commercial and residential customers across Chestnut Ridge, Rockland County, Upper Jersey and beyond. It is known for structural welding and custom metalwork, with more than 500 completed projects behind its work.
In Hudson, Strudel House LLC makes hand-pulled, tissue-thin strudel using an old-world technique that takes years of practice. Its fruit- and savory-filled pastries draw on produce, eggs, and dairy from local Hudson Valley farms, giving the shop’s traditional craft a distinctly regional character.
Stryten Energy LLC manufactures energy-storage batteries and battery components at a network of U.S. facilities, with its headquarters in Alpharetta, Georgia. Its Salina, Kansas, plant has produced batteries for 50 years, and the company reports more than a century of industry expertise. Its technologies support applications from vehicles and material handling to backup power and grid storage.
Founded in 1984 by two structural engineers, STS Steel fabricates structural steel and plate for complex buildings, bridges, hydraulic structures and other demanding projects. The Schenectady company works from a 62,000-square-foot former American Locomotive Company heavy-fabrication shop and has grown to more than 60 employees, shipping pieces that require substantial lifting capacity and exacting tolerances. STS became 100% employee-owned through an ESOP established in 2009 and holds AISC certifications covering building structures, advanced bridges and hydraulic steel structures.
Family-owned Stuart Sports has been part of Lewiston since Curtis Stuart founded it in 1983, evolving from a sporting goods store into a custom apparel business. Curt brings more than 40 years in the industry, while the company’s in-house work serves teams, schools, clubs and local organizations. Its online stores give those groups a simple way to offer custom apparel or support fundraisers.
Since 1989, Stuart Tool & Die has built custom tooling and machined components in Falconer, New York, with a particular focus on large-diameter turning and complex four- and five-axis milling. The privately held company employs more than 35 people in a 40,000-square-foot facility, drawing on hundreds of years of combined tool-and-die experience. Stuart also works with local high schools to introduce students to careers in machining and supports community organizations, schools, sports, and military causes.
Studio E Fabrics creates quilting and craft fabric collections, pairing its own basics with licensed and designer-led patterns such as Classic Winnie and Small Talk. Based in New York and shipping through a contract warehouse in Seneca, South Carolina, the Jaftex brand supports quilt shops with downloadable collection assets and project ideas alongside its fabrics.
Born from the frustrations of New York apartment living, Studio Furnis makes adaptable wood furniture designed to assemble and disassemble without tools. The small business’s Brooklyn studio develops modern pieces from Baltic birch plywood, including beds and seating, with flat-pack construction suited to frequent movers and easy storage. Its furniture is digitally designed and CNC-machined for precise, hardware-free joinery, and the company also builds custom pieces for New York projects.
Studio Industria, Incorporated is a New Windsor, New York studio known for pairing graphic design with fine print production. It serves consumer-packaging, corporate-event, and hospitality clients, with work that includes carefully finished pieces for hotels such as The Bowery Hotel.
Maria Corbiscello founded Studio MC² in 2003 after senior executive roles across the beauty industry. Based in New York, the studio develops fragrance and beauty products for global clients, with Corbiscello’s work earning recognition from the Fragrance Foundation, Allure and Women’s Wear Daily.
Studio Practice is a New York design partner and fabricator whose work moves between spatial design and made objects. The studio works with retail, commercial, and residential clients, developing and fabricating custom environments at varying scales.
Founded by Robert Steiner, a former U.S. Navy EOD specialist, Studio Roboto is a Detroit-based additive-manufacturing and fabrication studio that turns digital designs into prototypes, models and finished objects. Steiner has worked with 3D printing since 1996, bringing experience from military, startup and corporate settings, including a leadership role at MakerBot. The studio is particularly suited to ambitious scale models and sculptural work, such as its full-size Apollo 11 crew-hatch reproduction.
Founded in 2009 by New York stylist Erika Nuñez, Studio Thr33 is a multidisciplinary creative studio shaped by her experience working in fashion and entertainment. Based in New York City, it is known for turning the practical needs of working creatives into thoughtfully designed tools, including the Artist Kit, while also providing tailored styling support.
Studio32 Dental Laboratory is an Iowa-based dental laboratory that creates fixed and removable restorations, with in-house scanning, design and zirconia milling for customized cases. Its owners and technicians bring more than 30 years of dental experience, while custom shading can be completed with the patient present to match the restoration to the surrounding teeth. With locations in Hiawatha, Ankeny and Mason City, Studio32 serves dental practices in Iowa and across the country.
Since 2011, Studio3eme has brought digital textile design printing to New York City, turning supplied artwork into fabric prints for fashion, home décor, and other applications. The studio stands out for handling both natural-fiber pigment printing and polyester dye sublimation, while its careful color matching and file preparation help preserve the designer’s intended result. It also works with customers’ own fabrics as well as in-stock materials and says it provides fast local turnaround.
Since 1977, Brooklyn-based StudioEIS has brought American history into physical form through commemorative sculptures, museum figures and imaginative design. Founded and directed by sculptor Ivan Schwartz, the collaborative studio has created work for institutions including the National Constitution Center, the Smithsonian and the National Civil Rights Museum. Its archive, unveiled in 2014, is held at the Briscoe Center for American History at the University of Texas at Austin.
Celebrating 25 years in business, family-owned Studley Printing & Publications is a Plattsburgh-based commercial printer producing custom print, labels, packaging and direct-mail materials for customers across New York, Vermont and beyond. The former neighborhood shop combines more than 50 years of industry experience with modern production capabilities, including custom envelope printing and die-cut labels. Studley is now focusing fully on client work after stepping away from producing its own in-house publications.
Stumptown Coffee Roasters is a specialty coffee roaster that sources, roasts, and sells blend and single-origin coffee, ground coffee, cold brew, and coffee-related gear and merchandise. It serves direct-to-consumer, café, retail, and wholesale customers through online sales, cafés, retail partners, and a wholesale program.
Since 1978, Sturges Electronics has manufactured custom build-to-print wire and cable harness assemblies for industrial, defense, medical, and transportation customers. The Dryden, New York, small business is woman-owned and supports projects ranging from prototypes and first articles to production runs of thousands, with a team that pairs senior operators’ deep experience with newer workers’ fresh perspective. Sturges is ISO 9001:2015 certified, ITAR registered, and has IPC/WHMA-A-620 specialist-certified inspectors.
A U.S. manufacturer with roots reaching back to 1909, Sturges Manufacturing has spent more than a century developing engineered textile solutions for established OEMs. Its Utica operation is known for taking demanding designs from prototype through finished production, with an AS9100D/ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system and in-house verification supporting customers in safety-critical markets.