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Rabbit Goody’s workshop, Thistle Hill Weavers, has spent more than 30 years preserving textile knowledge through a small custom mill in upstate New York. Its work combines Rabbit’s background as a textile historian and museum curator with old American industrial looms, producing historically accurate fabric for museums, designers and film productions.
Black-woman-owned Thomas & Richard, LLC is a New York-based enterprise founded by Christina Thomas to pair business innovation with community impact. Best known through its Brown Girl’s Brew® brand, the company creates culturally rooted beverages while also helping public, private, and nonprofit clients advance outreach and organizational projects. Its work is shaped by a focus on underserved communities and greater representation.
Founded in 1948 and headquartered in Clyde, New York, Thomas Electronics manufactures and repairs cathode-ray-tube display systems for demanding avionics, military and commercial applications. Its specialty is keeping CRT technology in service, from OEM-fit replacements to refurbishment and overhaul, supported by vertically integrated production, high-vacuum processing and a 38-acre manufacturing campus. The company also operates facilities in Illinois, Kentucky and France and provides ISO 9001-certified production and testing.
Thomas Group Printing is a fourth-generation, family-owned commercial printer making business and marketing print work in New York City. Founded in 1912, the Manhattan shop pairs traditional press experience with digital capabilities and provides hands-on guidance from file preparation through proofing. It serves local customers with rapid courier delivery and ships nationwide.
Started by carpenter Joe Thomas in his parents’ two-car garage, Thomas Kitchens, Inc. designs, builds and installs custom kitchens and baths for Northeast Pennsylvania and the Lehigh Valley. Incorporated in 1960, the Hazleton company remains under the ownership of Joe’s son Curt and operates Pennsylvania’s largest kitchen and bath showroom, with more than 50 decorated displays. It builds all of its custom cabinets locally in Hazleton, while many long-serving employees bring decades of experience to each project.
Founded in 1915 by Sicilian cabinet maker Thomas M. Amato, this Long Island City family business repairs, restores, and renews office and other fine furniture. Now run by third-generation brothers John and Peter Amato, the company carries that Old World craftsmanship into a 15,000-square-foot facility, where its team handles everything from antique restoration to custom reupholstery and architectural woodwork. Some staff members have been with Amato for 30 years or more.
New York textile designer Thomas Paul built his brand from a 1990s career in fashion and neckwear design. Since launching the line’s pillow collection in 2001, he has adapted vintage textile motifs into bold, contemporary patterns for the home.
For more than 50 years, Burlington’s Thomas Wire Die Limited has manufactured precision draw dies, carbide components and wear parts for wire, bar, tube and cold-heading applications. Its work ranges from tungsten-carbide and diamond tooling to custom wear parts, with servicing and reworking handled alongside manufacture. Thomas Wire Die is ISO 9001:2015 registered and supplies customers across North America and internationally.
Thomson is a 130-year-old consumer electronics brand making products for home entertainment, computing, household use and security. Its range spans televisions and audio equipment alongside NEO laptops and the Rheita 100, an outdoor camera that combines motorized tracking with lighting and a siren. The brand presents its products under the banner “Useful Innovation, Made for You.”
Thonet has been shaping bentwood furniture since Michael Thonet began experimenting with the process in 1830, and today it designs and manufactures commercial furniture in the United States. Its American production began in Statesville, North Carolina, in 1941, and the company now hand-builds contemporary designs alongside enduring bent plywood pieces in its U.S. workshops. The company’s work carries a distinctive design lineage that includes collaborations with architects such as Otto Wagner, Marcel Breuer, Le Corbusier and Mies van der Rohe.
Founded in 1989 in Newton, New Jersey, Thorlabs grew from a mission to make photonics laboratory equipment more accessible to graduate students and junior professors. Today, its globally integrated teams design and manufacture equipment for researchers and technology developers, while its in-house engineering and manufacturing support custom work from prototype through production.
Known as the “Little Winery on the Great Lake,” Thorpe Vineyard grows grapes and makes wine on the southern shore of Lake Ontario beside Chimney Bluffs State Park. Established in 1988, it is New York’s oldest winery in Wayne County and has been 100% woman-owned and operated, with Fumie Thorpe serving as owner and head winemaker. The estate vineyard’s lake-influenced growing season and Fumie’s background in meteorology and astronomy also give the tasting room an unusual stargazing tradition.
Those Guys Print grew from two Hudson Valley friends who handled apparel for their high school teams and community causes into a company serving distributors worldwide. Founded in 2016, the Beacon-based business is known for making custom sportswear and branded apparel with an in-house design team, fast production, and a behind-the-scenes private-label approach.
Founded by two high-school football friends, Those Guys Print Inc. has made custom team sportswear and branded apparel since 2016, growing from outfitting local teams and community groups into a distributor-focused operation with worldwide production capabilities. Based in the Hudson Valley, the company combines an in-house design team with private-label production and rush service, handling projects from mockup through delivery behind the scenes for distributors. Its range includes performance uniforms and lifestyle apparel such as custom letterman jackets, with an emphasis on accurate, on-time orders and easy reorders.
Founded in 2003 by retired U.S. Army Major Steve Conaway and his wife, Erika, Thousand Islands Winery makes wine in Northern New York’s Thousand Islands region. The Conaways began with 1,100 gallons and now produce more than 50,000 gallons annually on farms that include more than 19 acres of wine grapes, while the historic 1923 Sears & Roebuck barn anchors the tasting and event experience. The winery has earned more than 168 competition medals and remains known for wines shaped around the tastes and character of the region.
Threadmade Home unites two legacy textile families: the Beydas, formerly of Town & Country Living, and the Siegels of Elrene Home Fashions. Their family businesses trace back to their grandfathers, and the combined team brings more than 180 years of collective expertise to home textile collections developed for retail partners, designer brands, and private-label programs.
Three Arrows Corporation manufactures printed circuit board assemblies, electromechanical assemblies, custom cable assemblies, wire harnesses, panels, chassis, and related electronic subassemblies. The company serves industrial equipment, medical equipment, and avionics and defense markets, with capabilities spanning prototype through production quantities.
Three Brothers Wineries and Estates is a Finger Lakes craft beverage producer operating three distinct wineries, War Horse Brewing Co., and a cafe on one Geneva, New York estate. Dave and Luanne Mansfield purchased the vineyard property in 2006, and the first tasting rooms opened in 2007; the estate has since developed into a multi-room wine and brewing operation with 40 acres under vine. Its wines are made onsite, while beer, hard cider, and soda are produced at War Horse Brewing Co.
Founded by Cleveland-born musician and producer Neil Giraldo, Three Chord Bourbon makes small-batch handcrafted whiskey shaped by a lifelong connection to music. Giraldo brings more than four decades in the recording industry, a Grammy, and a catalog tied to over 45 million records sold to a brand that uses its “Perfectly Tuned Taste” blending process to explore bourbon through a musician’s ear. Its Backstage Series extends that idea through limited releases inspired by artists, albums, and live music moments.
Established in 1996, Three Five Materials (III-V Materials) supplies optoelectronic semiconductor materials for LED and laser-diode applications. Its New York sales office works with a factory in China that spans more than 6,000 square meters and employs over 400 people, while engineers tailor components and complete assemblies to customer requirements. The company’s ISO 9001-2000-qualified quality system supports applications ranging from medical sensors and telecommunications to military and horticultural equipment.