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Founded in 1925 by Italian immigrant Antonio Valente, L.J. Valente—known locally as Valente Lumber—has grown from a mountain sawmill into a family-owned sawmill, lumber yard and millwork shop in Averill Park. The company remains a full-service custom sawmill, with third- and fourth-generation Valentes producing lumber and custom millwork for regional contractors, wholesalers and furniture makers. Its mill shop is especially known for matching existing trim and making custom built-up moldings to order.
Since Lawrence L. Brown started the company in 1968, L.L. Brown has built its identity around technologically driven, precision work for manufacturers that need hard-to-find parts or specialized tooling. The Enola-area company operates from three buildings with 20,000 square feet of manufacturing space, and has been producing thermoform tooling since 1990, including a patented gasket-sealing approach for continuous-shape forming.
From a Wintersville, Ohio shop, L.T. Wright Handcrafted Knives makes handmade knives for hunting, bushcraft, field use, and the kitchen. L.T. Wright began with a kit knife for his father and grew the business from a basement workshop into a team of craftsmen who still test designs and steels before putting them into production. The company backs its American-made knives with a lifetime guarantee and intends them to be passed down for generations.
Led by namesake owner and creative director Laura Weber, L.W. Pearl Atelier is a Manhattan textile studio creating luxury hand embroidery, machine embroidery and bespoke embellishment for fashion and interior projects. Its team brings more than 75 years of combined experience and has developed work for designers including Thom Browne and Marc Jacobs, with pieces worn by figures such as Michelle Obama, Beyoncé and Lady Gaga. The atelier handles projects from initial sampling through final production and received the 2022 CFDA FMI Grant and Nest Seal of Ethical Handcraft.
Born in New York City in 2005 from a Sicilian gelato-making tradition, L’Arte del Gelato makes fresh Italian gelato daily in small batches. The company sources many ingredients directly from Italy and serves its rotating selection through gelaterie and seasonal carts at distinctive city destinations, including Chelsea Market, the High Line, and New York’s major museums.
With 15 years of dessert-making behind it, Brooklyn’s L’estis Desserts creates elegant custom cakes and pastries drawing on French, Viennese and Italian baking traditions. Its master bakers turn a client’s idea into a dessert designed to look as good as it tastes, while every product is parve and prepared under strict kosher standards, including Orthodox Union supervision.
L'Impatience Ceramics is a design ceramic studio specializing in small-batch collections of sculptural objects, fine dinnerware, and bespoke pieces. The studio hand-shapes ceramic works, including vessels, plates, mugs, vases, lamps, murals, and ceramic speakers, with a focus on unglazed clay, stoneware, engobe, and glaze. It also offers collaborations, classes, workshops, and studio news through L’Atelier.
Founded by Dr. Tian Wang, L’Onvie is a biotech-focused beauty company built around skin-biology research and practical support for emerging brands. Its Orlando facility develops and manufactures beauty products for indie companies, combining in-house formulation with turnkey production and low minimums.
Founded in 1965 by Errol Silverberg, L&E International designs, engineers, tests, and supplies custom packaging for global brands. The privately held company now operates under the leadership of Errol’s son, Ian, combining its longstanding packaging expertise with a 300-plus-member team across 14 locations and services in 14 countries. Its work is especially distinguished by performance testing and sustainable fiber-based alternatives that help protect products while reducing material and shipping costs.
From its Reading headquarters, L&H Companies designs, engineers, fabricates, and installs custom architectural signage and branded environments. With more than 30 years in the field, approximately 70,000 square feet of manufacturing space, and a team of over 100 employees, the company handles projects from concept through installation under one roof. Its work includes complex wayfinding programs and distinctive venues such as Baylor University’s 7,000-plus-seat Foster Pavilion.
Under Gray America Corporation, Dayton-based L&H Threaded Rods Corp. is a specialized manufacturer serving the heavy-duty aftermarket, OEM customers, and spring shops across North America. The company is ISO 9001:2015 registered and is known for its CENTERMARK system, which marks the precise center of straight rods before they are bent into U-bolts.
L&J Interiors is a fabrication studio specializing in custom architectural millwork, display systems, casework, bespoke installations, custom fixtures, furniture, and integrated environments. It performs CNC machining, laminating, metalwork, finishing, assembly, stone cutting, lighting integration, and QA testing in its 30,000-square-foot New York facility, serving retail, hospitality, commercial, and residential spaces.
L&L Drapery and Blinds provides custom drapery, blinds, shades, sheers, and smart or motorized window treatments. Its capabilities include design, precision measuring, hand-cut and sewn fabrication, custom finishing, hardware integration, professional installation, and hospitality contract supply. The company serves homeowners, designers, hoteliers, offices, and businesses.
Since 2002, L&L Machine, Inc. has made precision production and prototype machined parts, with a particular focus on high-volume runs and large components. The Edon, Ohio, company operates from a 40,000-square-foot facility with a fully equipped tool room and can hold tolerances to 0.0001 inch. L&L is woman-owned through WBENC certification and is an IATF 16949-certified facility.
Based just south of Philadelphia, L&L Special Furnace designs and builds industrial furnaces, ovens, kilns, quench tanks and complete heat-treating systems for industrial and laboratory use. The company keeps its engineering and manufacturing in-house at one location, then supports equipment worldwide with startup, repair and parts service. Its longstanding product line spans standard equipment and specially configured systems for demanding thermal applications.
Family-owned and operated for four generations, L&S Packing Company is a specialty food manufacturer and importer known for helping consumer brands bring private-label products to market. Its team works with partners from product discussions through rollout, with a focus on sauces and condiments made in its own plant.
Founded in 2007 by Naval Officer and Desert Storm Veteran C. Toby Calvo, L1 Enterprises is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business known for navigating the federal healthcare marketplace. From its Frederick headquarters, the company helps government healthcare facilities source medical equipment while providing the contract support and operating-room integration needed to put it into use.
L2 Brands, Inc. makes branded apparel and headwear, including custom-decorated products, through its League and Legacy offerings. Its Hanover, Pennsylvania location includes a manufacturing facility, and the company also serves wholesale customers with custom-order production and decoration.
L3Harris Technologies develops and manufactures mission-critical aerospace, defense, communications and space technologies, and integrates complex systems for government and commercial customers. The company describes a century of innovation and serves customers across air, land, sea, space and cyber domains, with three strategic segments and operations in more than 100 countries.
La Bella / E. & O. Mari, Inc. is a family-owned music string manufacturer founded in 1913 by Italian immigrants Olinto and Emilio Mari. The company has been continuously family-owned and operated, currently run by Richard Mari Cocco Jr. with his children, and is known for its heritage in string making dating back to the 17th century. La Bella manufactures a wide range of music strings for guitar, bass, folk, world, and orchestral instruments, and also hand-builds Olinto basses in Brooklyn, NY.