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Adelya founded A Brownie Affair after friends and family began requesting the brownies she loved to make. The home-based bakery now creates scratch-made brownies and custom treats for themed occasions, with no cake mixes or premade frosting used.
A Gust of Sun Winery is a welcoming Ransomville gathering place built around its vineyard and tasting room. It makes wine for visitors who come to sample local pours, enjoy seasonal events, and spend time with family or friends.
Founded in 1975 from Audrey Lunt’s design for an infant examination gown, A Lunt Design makes USA-made nonwoven medical apparel and develops custom fabric products for pediatric and healthcare providers. The Orchard Park company remains woman-owned and family-run, drawing on more than 40 years of heat-seal expertise while distributing its products globally. Its work spans research and development through production, with a particular focus on single-patient apparel for vulnerable patients.
Family-owned and operated since 1997, A Promos USA—also known as Aarrow Promotions and The ImageMaker—produces custom screen-printed and embroidered apparel along with promotional goods in-house. Its Freeport operation uses fully automated presses capable of printing more than 15,000 T-shirts a day, supported by an in-house art team and embroidery digitizing department. The company serves organizations ranging from schools and teams to first-responder departments with online design tools and nationwide fulfillment.
Christopher Askew and Andres Andres built A Squared Design Studio around a shared passion for creating distinctive, one-of-a-kind furniture in Miami. The studio is known for custom work shaped closely to each project, serving hospitality clients across North America and international markets with furniture and procurement support. Its Estetica Custom partnership brings more than 25 years of high-end furniture-making experience to the work.
Founded by prosthetist Erik Schaffer in 2000, A Step Ahead Prosthetics and Orthotics is known for taking on complex limb-loss cases and tailoring care to each patient, from children to Paralympic athletes. The company serves patients at facilities in New York and Massachusetts, where it fabricates custom prosthetic and orthotic devices in-house. Since 2015, it has also partnered with American Girl to create prosthetic dolls for children with limb differences.
A Tee Shop is a Long Island City custom-apparel company where customers design shirts and other garments through an online studio, with orders available from a single piece to hundreds. Its distinctive approach combines self-serve design tools with local NYC pickup and drop-off, offering screen printing, direct-to-garment and direct-to-film printing, plus embroidery for finished apparel.
Founded in 1994 by British expat Sarah Robertson, A to Z Media makes physical music releases and custom packaging for independent labels, artists, distributors and major music companies. The company grew from Robertson’s New York loft-based effort to help underground record labels into a bespoke manufacturing partner known for coordinating complex releases—from records and printed books to unusual merchandise—in a single package. A to Z says it has delivered tens of thousands of finished products over nearly 30 years, with offices in New York, Portland and Milwaukee.
A Very Good Idea transforms hockey boots into custom high-performance quad roller skates, offering conversion kits alongside bespoke Black Label builds. Founded by Avery Smith, whose background spans software development, visual design and formal footwear training from Savile Row, the Brooklyn-based venture brings engineering and shoemaking together with tools such as its Skate Maker 3D configurator.
Founded in London in 2008 by Antonia Okonma Shittu, A-List Lace Hair creates 100% human-hair lace wigs designed for natural-looking, ready-to-wear styling. The company grew from Shittu selling wigs door to door from her car into a brand with studios in London and New York, whose wigs have been worn by figures including Naomi Campbell and Serena Williams. Having experienced hair loss herself after a bone marrow transplant, Shittu also brings a personal understanding of clients seeking hair-loss solutions.
For four generations, A. Rudin has remained a family-owned Los Angeles furniture maker, with its work rooted in old-world craftsmanship and a 120,000-square-foot American factory. Its craftspeople build custom pieces for residential, hospitality and contract interiors, carrying techniques such as hand-tied springing into contemporary design. The company’s environmental practices have earned its Vernon factory the SWAP Award for several consecutive years.
Family founded and operated since 1998, A. Titan Instruments makes dental and surgical instruments at its Orchard Park, New York facility, where it also provides contract manufacturing for medical devices and machined components. The company grew from German-made surgical instrumentation into a 110,000-square-foot operation employing more than 50 people, with every component of its dental instruments manufactured in-house. Its ISO 13485:2016 registration covers medical-device contract manufacturing and the manufacture and service of non-sterile dental devices.
Since its founding in New York in 1954, A.C.E. Structures has built its identity around custom-engineered fabric structures for industrial and commercial customers. With more than six decades in the field, the company is the exclusive U.S. reseller of Kopron and Giulio Barbieri products, including retractable structures that it says are otherwise unavailable from a North American supplier.
A.D. Bowman & Son Lumber Co., Inc. is a family-owned hardwood sawmill and pallet manufacturer founded in Castle Creek, New York, in 1926. Now led by the fourth generation of the Bowman family, the company produces green hardwood lumber for wholesale customers and makes custom pallets and crating materials. Its operations have included timber harvesting and use of sawmill by-products throughout its nearly century-long history.
A.E. YORK, LLC is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business shaped by a long history supporting Department of Defense and NASA missions. Its legacy companies were known for high-reliability magnetic components, while today the Amsterdam-based firm assists other service-disabled veteran-owned businesses with certification and contract preparation.
With more than 30 years in Long Island, A.G. Food Products prepares fresh food for wholesale distribution, food-service customers, and contract-manufacturing clients. Its around-the-clock Hauppauge facility operates under USDA and FDA oversight with inspectors onsite, and also supplies packaged and unpackaged ice to mobile food trucks. The company serves businesses, institutions, and events with menus tailored to their needs.
Since Alfred Schrafel founded it in 1941, A.J. Schrafel Paper Corp. has built its identity around specialized knowledge of paperboard packaging. The company serves commercial printers and packaging manufacturers, supplying paperboard and converting rolls into sheets through its West Haven operation, which has 110,000 square feet of storage space.
Born in a basement workshop, A.M. Bickford makes veterinary anesthesia equipment and supplies, including anesthesia machines, breathing circuits and waste-gas solutions. The Wales Center, New York company remains a small family-run business after more than 50 years, pairing hands-on craftsmanship and knowledgeable support with distributor warehouses across the country. Its anesthesia machines and Vapomatic vaporizers have been made in the USA for more than 40 years, and the company also provides calibration, repair and replacement-parts service.
Founded in 1995 by Dr. Ather Mirza, A.M. Surgical develops high-precision devices and biologic solutions for minimally invasive skeletal and soft-tissue procedures. The company is particularly known for its STRATOS carpal tunnel release system, while its newer Allio meniscal allograft extends the Mirza-led business into small-joint resurfacing. Romi Mirza has led the company since 2001 as it has grown into a multimillion-dollar surgical-device business.
Now carried by fourth-generation Wheeler Emily Wheeler, A.M. Tech Plaques creates custom U.S.-made bronze and aluminum plaques along with architectural lettering for memorials, historic sites, and civic recognition. Its roots reach back to the Wheeler Brothers Brass Foundry, a family business founded in 1904 that once produced military components, locomotive alloys, and even bronze parts for the Apollo 15 Moon Rover. Although the original Troy foundry closed in the 1980s, the Wheeler family continues to oversee plaque design and production through a trusted U.S. foundry, including more than 100 specially approved San Diego historical plaques.