The M.J Soffe Company founded in 1946, uniforms athletes, cheerleaders, and fans with jerseys, T-shirts, shorts, sweats, tanks, jackets, and other items. It operates through four divisions: sporting goods, retail, military, and college bookstores. M. J. Soffe's products, which outfit sizes toddler through adult, are sold through specialty sporting goods and department stores, as well as in university bookstores. The company has manufactured activewear for the US military for many years. M. J. Soffe was acquired by Delta Apparel in 2003 and is a wholly-owned subsidiary.

Founded by the Khaledi family in 1977, the HK Group began as a foreign exchange and electronic sales operation based in Laredo, Texas. Today, H.K. Global Trading, Ltd is a successful limited partnership run by brothers Ross and Shahram Khaledi. Their business ventures along the U.S./Mexican border include: electronics manufacturing and distribution; duty-free stores and supplies; freight forwarding, in bond, transportation, foreign exchange stores, general construction and aviation support.In addition, after globally distributing major electronic brands such as JVC, Sharp, Panasonic, AIWA and Toshiba for many years, in 1999 the company developed their own brand called "Gotech". Already, Gotech has established itself as a highly reliable name in the consumer electronics industry.

The game maker's toy box is filled with pachislot and pachinko game machines, which account for the majority of Sammy's sales. The company also makes and markets arranged-ball and jankyu machines and their related equipment. Soon after a cancelled merger attempt with iconic SEGA in 2003, Sammy acquired about 20% of the video game developer from CSK, an IT services provider. Sammy announced renewed plans to merge with Sega in 2004 and the deal closed that fall, creating a new joint holding company of Sega Sammy Holdings. Sammy Corporation is a subsidiary of Sega Sammy.

First Act is a lifestyle music brand enriching people’s lives through all things musical. The company create innovative, high-quality musical products with the end user in mind, designed to stimulate, entertain, and inspire.

Founded by chairman Brian Roper in 1979, Bath-based Roper Rhodes offers some 1,500 bathroom fittings and furniture items, ranging from traditional to contemporary and including vanities, cabinets, faucets, mirrors, and toilet seats. Customers include more than 2,000 do-it-yourself stores, major builders, plumbing merchants, department stores, and independent retailers in the UK and Republic of Ireland. The company's products are designed in-house and manufactured in China, Spain, and Taiwan.

Little Kids, Inc., makes a variety of soap-bubble toys for children such as Bubblin' Glitter Bugs and the No-Spill Big Bubble Bucket. It also produces licensed bubble and seasonal toys, featuring characters from such shows as SpongeBob SquarePants, Blue's Clues, and Dora the Explorer. Besides bubble-blowing gizmos, Little Kids markets bat and ball sets, boomerangs, and popsicle makers, among other toys. Its products are sold through big-box retailers, such as Kmart and Toys "R" Us, as well as online via Amazon.com and other online merchants.

Marshall Amplification is the original creator of speakers that can (okay, figuratively) turned up to "11" on their volume dials. Marshall Amplification is One of the world's leading and best-known makers of guitar amplification equipment, Marshall makes amplifiers and accessories for both electric and acoustic guitars, as well as for other musical instruments and for small public address systems. Products are distributed throughout the world through music equipment retailers. In 1962 Jim Marshall opened a music shop selling specialized the amplifiers so often requested by the era's musicians; over the years the small business evolved into Marshall Amplification.

Klipsch, one of the first U.S. loudspeaker companies, has been building premium speakers since 1946. When Paul W. Klipsch—one of America’s most celebrated audio pioneers and Engineering and Science Hall of Fame inductee—founded Klipsch & Associates, he was hand-building every speaker inside a tin shed in Hope, Arkansas.Paul Klipsch was a relentless perfectionist who spearheaded the Hi-Fi movement with the company’s foundation product: the Klipschorn®. A true music lover, Paul’s ultimate goal was to reproduce the dynamics and excitement of a live orchestra performance in his living room.

Virco Mfg. Corporation engages in the design, production, and distribution of furniture in the United States. The company offers seating products, including cantilever chairs, tablet arm chairs, rockers, hard plastic seats, backrests, work surfaces, task chairs, classroom chairs, stack chairs, folding chairs, upholstered stack chairs, plastic stack chairs, and upholstered ergonomic chairs; folding and banquet tables, activity tables, office tables, and mobile tables; and tables, desks, and workstations for computing applications. It also offers chair desks and combo units, teachers desks, and tablet arm units; mobile tables, cabinets, and chairs; and handling and storage equipment, including stackable storage trucks for convention center, arena, and auditorium customers. In addition, the company provides vendor-supplied items, such as wood and steel office furniture, early learning products for pre-school and kindergarten classrooms, science laboratory furniture, library tables, chairs, and equipment. Further, it offers PlanSCAPE project management software that allows its sales representatives to provide CAD layouts of classrooms, as well as classroom-by-classroom planning documents for the budgeting, acquisition, and installation of furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF and E); and support services, including package solutions for the FF and E line item on school budgets, computer-assisted layout planning, transportation planning, product delivery, installation, and repair. The company primarily serves educational institutions, convention centers and arenas, hospitality providers, government facilities, and places of worship. Virco Mfg. Corporation was founded in 1950 and is based in Torrance, California.

The Ninja Corporation makes pop-up play structures for children. Products include the Animal Barn Puppet Theater, the Family RV, and the Bouncy Castle. The company also makes pop-up shelters and gazebos for outdoor activities, golf practice structures, food protector tents, and executive toys, such as desk basketball. Items are distributed through general goods department stores. The UK-based company is owned by founders Anthony Brereton and Dee Baxter.

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