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Clarins makes plant-powered skincare, makeup, body and hair products, pairing French expertise with formulas developed in its laboratories. The brand also extends that beauty offering through personalized consultations, AI-assisted skin analysis and spa treatments, with more than 65 years of expertise cited across its services.
Founded in 2008, Clarity by mPulse builds secure communication and engagement software for healthcare payers, producing and delivering personalized member materials through print, web, mobile and email. Based in Madison, Connecticut, the company sends more than 150 million communications a year for over 100 payer clients and reports 99.8% on-time or early delivery. Clarity was acquired by mPulse in 2025 and holds HITRUST CSF certification for its data services and portal.
Clarity Clinical Skincare makes medical-grade, plant-based skincare in the USA, pairing natural actives with cosmetic technology for results-driven formulas. Based in Amityville, New York, the company sells directly to consumers and supplies licensed professionals while also operating the ClarityRx Institute of Esthetics for professional education. Its formulas are made without harsh synthetic chemicals and are paraben-free, sulfate-free, and cruelty-free.
From a 36,000-square-foot facility near Buffalo, Clark Air Systems designs and manufactures industrial air cleaners and filtration systems for difficult indoor-air-quality problems. This third-generation company brings 50 years of experience to applications ranging from weld smoke and oil mist to institutional filtration, and its systems have been used by hundreds of companies across the United States and Canada. Clark Air also handles design, installation and maintenance, including large engineered projects such as a 36-unit air-cleaning system for a New York manufacturing expansion.
Since 1907, the Clark family has farmed in Delhi, New York, and Clark Farms Creamery now turns milk from its own five-generation herd into minimally processed dairy products. Kyle Clark returned home with an agricultural sciences degree in 2018 and reopened the family’s former creamery as a 21st-century dairy lab in 2020, serving the Catskills with fresh milk and hand-packed butter.
For more than 60 years, Clark Specialty Company has handled contract manufacturing in Bath, taking projects from design through fabrication and shipment. Its in-house work spans sheet metal and plastic fabrication, with AWS-certified welding and ISO 9001:2015 certification supporting the production process.
Clarkson Formula SAE is a 20–25-member Clarkson University student team that designs, builds, and tests an open-wheel prototype racecar for the SAE International Formula SAE competition. Its students develop the car through specialized subteams and fabricate key systems in-house, including pushrod suspension and carbon-fiber components. The Formula Knights compete annually at Formula SAE Michigan, where their 2024–2025 car placed 62nd out of 106 entries.
Clarkson University BAJA SAE is a student engineering team in Potsdam that designs, manufactures, tests, and races a single-seat all-terrain vehicle through the Baja SAE competition. Known as Golden Knights Racing, the team has built a car every year and marked its 45th anniversary in 2023, with recent results including a third-place finish at OktoBAJAfest in 2025. Its students gain hands-on experience in the shop while competing against teams from around the world.
Clarkson University Rocketry is a student-run competitive engineering team that designs, fabricates and launches high-power rockets for personal missions and international competitions. Working through Clarkson University’s SPEED program and composites laboratories, students take projects from modeling and in-house composite construction through flight testing. The team also supports members pursuing Tripoli Level 1 and Level 2 high-power rocketry certifications.
Classic Brass is a third-generation, family-owned and operated American manufacturer of fine decorative hardware, handcrafted in Jamestown, New York. Its skilled craftsmen machine products to specification and finish each order to order in the company’s Chautauqua County workshop.
For more than 35 years, Classic Business Solutions has been a creative partner to businesses seeking polished, practical ways to present their brands. The company’s experienced team serves hundreds of clients, particularly in hospitality, health care and real estate, with tailored print and design work shaped around each client’s needs.
Established in Jordan in 2003, Classic Fashion has grown into a 36,000-person apparel manufacturer with 20 factories serving international fashion brands. Its scale and Jordanian base have made it the largest garment manufacturer in the MENA region, while sustainability remains central to its operations, including a 5.5 MWh solar farm.
Classic Medallics is a third-generation family manufacturer of awards and gifts, producing stock and custom pieces for wholesale customers. Its roots reach back to 1940, when the Singer family made religious jewelry, and the company later helped bring mass-production methods to the awards industry. Today, its craftspeople and designers continue that metalworking tradition, with military licenses across all branches and hallmark C-31 from the Military Institute of Heraldry.
Established in 1997, Classic Shade handcrafts fabric window treatments using traditional English curtain-making techniques. Based in Jackson Heights, New York, the company also provides measuring and installation as part of its full-service approach.
Since 1982, Classic Sofa has handcrafted bespoke, benchmade furniture in New York City, now producing each piece with its in-house team at a Bronx factory. The company preserves old-world construction methods while tailoring dimensions, comfort and finishes for residential, trade and commercial interiors. Its hardwood frames are guaranteed for life, and longtime artisans—including craftspeople who have been with Classic Sofa since the original shop—continue passing their methods to apprentices.
Classic Tube Manufacturing fabricates and bends small-diameter tubing from 1/8-inch to 1-inch outside diameter, from prototypes through production quantities. Its capabilities include tube bending, brazing, welding, end forming, hose crimping, assemblies, design engineering, and inspection, using materials including stainless steel, carbon steel, Galfan steel, ProCoat 2000, aluminum, copper, and stainless steel braid.
For more than 35 years, West Seneca’s CLB Industries has designed and built custom hydraulic cylinders for OEM and aftermarket customers, with each unit made to fit its application. The company’s cylinders are 100% tested in its in-house lab, and CLB has developed more than 20 patented custom products while expanding from a local operation into the global marketplace. Its team also provides manufacturing consulting grounded in decades of hands-on industrial experience.
Clé de Peau Beauté creates luxury skincare and makeup, pairing research-driven formulas with an emphasis on radiant complexions and refined finishes. The beauty brand stands out for its personalized discovery tools, including a foundation finder, virtual makeup try-on and complimentary one-on-one consultations with Skin Intelligence experts. Its stated heritage includes 40 years of research and craftsmanship, while refill options appear across several core products.
Clean + Comfort grew from an autism parent’s years of developing practical bathroom supports for her son, Loukas. Today, the company creates Adaptive Hygiene™ tools for children, teens and young adults who benefit from visual learning, helping them build greater independence in daily self-care routines. Its approach is informed by real feedback from families and professionals rather than a one-size-fits-all program.
Founded in May 2019, Ithaca-based Clean Label Solution manufactures proprietary soy-based feed for livestock and develops technologies that turn organic waste into useful ingredients. The small company also provides technical support for waste valorization, wastewater treatment, clean-label food ingredients, and related sustainable chemistry. Its Bi-Pass Pro+ feed earned the 2023 Grow-NY Prize and the Soy Innovation Challenge grand prize, while the team’s work includes published research on winery waste and carbon-dioxide capture.