less of a selection since they changed locations in Belleville. unfortunately it's a hit and miss…read more it is a shame they downsized. the store does not offer the many choices of fabric it once did. I'm very disappointed.

My wife loves Fabric Warehouse. Since other stores closing, this is her go to fabric storeread more

Amazing service and Arshad is so knowledgeable in textiles he was a great help in selecting the…read moreright fabric for the right projects !

Really good store. We bought so many fabrics from here and made so many different dresses out of…read morethe fabrics we got.

excellent quality work, nice people to work with, good prices, wide selection of fabric. big…read morerecommendation from me.

Frank did an incredible job reupholstering two chairs that were almost 100 years old. Great quality…read moreand fair prices. He did my dining room chairs about 5 years ago and they still look gorgeous. Definitely recommend!

Excellent selection of upholstery fabrics. Great customer service. Prices are very fair.read more

Outstanding selection. And the service was fantastic. 6 chairs redone in a very nice vinyl that my…read morelife liked. Quick turnaround and 4 years later the chairs are in perfect condition. Will go again with a different set of chairs.

Zarin has been around a while. It's number one for fabric shopping for home textiles in New York. I…read moreused to shop there on Sundays after eating at Katz and going through the market at Grand Street. It was ( and is?) a tradition highly recommended for those tourists who want a New York experience after they tire of the museums. Buy some fabric you love and figure out later what to make of it.

Zarins is a great choice for selecting fabrics but but not for their EXTREMELY INCOMPETENT,…read moreAMATEURISH UPHOLSTERY service. Go elsewhere for that!!

I'm not sure if I've been living under a rock, but how did I not know about this store before? I…read morewas searching for some party décor items and found this on Google- Hobby Lobby near my location. I went in expecting just another store, but I was genuinely surprised by how huge it was. In short, it felt like a mix of HomeSense, HomeGoods, and Michaels -- but on a much larger scale. Right at the entrance, there were seasonal items (Easter stuff everywhere around this time), followed by gardening and porch/patio décor, and it just kept going. Every aisle was a wow moment. We went in for a few basic décor items, maybe $10-$20 worth, and ended up spending over $300 on canvases, paintings, kitchen items, and more. I couldn't believe it! So yes -- definitely worth a visit, and I'm sure I'll be going back again soo

I absolutely cannot with this location of Hobby Lobby…read more I have a closer Hobby Lobby in East Hanover, and that location is always clean, well-stocked and never has a line. This location is an absolute mess. There's a rare situation when I'm in the area for work, realize I forgot something and have to pop in. 'Popping in' means spending around an hour, since there are a ton of shoppers here and they keep ONE register open. Not great Hobby Lobby. Will avoid at all costs unless it's a dire situation.

As an interior designer, this business has always been my primary source to find clients, great…read moreHunter Douglas shades of all price ranges, beautiful custom drapes installed and lots of designer fabrics for any kind of project. They have serviced my clients for over 20yrs I've been designing beautiful spaces. One of my clients moved from central jersey to the shore and we had them reupholster 4 large furniture pieces in order to use them in the new decor. Excellent workmanship and my clients are always happy so I feel comfortable recommending them to other designers and home owners. Enjoy! They are mostly known a Metropolitan Window Fashions these days and have several locations (Greenbrook, Lebanon, Paramus, Livingston & more).

Omg. They are the best. I was having a problem with a pattern. I lucked out because this super…read morewonderful patten designer who works with the store was there that day. He graciously spent tons of time helping me determine how to make the best of the pattern. I am forever thankful for all the great help.

Outstanding in every way you could imagine. From product quality to customer care they are the…read morebest!

This is a company unlike any other in the NY NJ textile arena…read more Run by a nurturing family that stands beside their customers as if they were part of the family. Meticulous and patient the Kuczynski's are a joy to work with... and such a price!

I havent been to this one i went to the one in Paramus before they closed Hreat service and my…read moremachine was serviced and fixed quickly

I stopped in yesterday because someone told me to go. I told them it was like Mecca to me. A…read morebeautiful display of lots very knowledgeable and open people. I of course I couldn't resist some of the fabrics I don't see elsewhere. Will be returning soon!!!!

If you have champagne taste and want a great deal on high end yarn, you'll love this place! David…read morethe owner is a hard nosed darling. One of the bins of Moda Dea was not tagged and he gave me each cone at a fantastic price. He runs sales on top of discounts which makes this a dangerous place for any yarnivore. If you are a student, you get an additional discount. So happy I had my F.I.T. id on me. I left with two black garbage bags topped so full, one of the helpful sales gents had to help me load my car. Don't be put off by the industrial surroundings of the shop. It's a factory store open only occasionally to the public. Enjoy Paterson as you drive through it. The Great Falls brought industry here and by the late 1800's, the power of the waterfalls resulted in almost half of America's silk being produced in Paterson, hence the town's moniker of "Silk City." Perfect name choice for this business as you certainly feel like you are in a small city of silk when inside the vast caverns filled with cones and cones of yarn. Arrive early when doors open as the best items get scooped up quickly. The feeling of guilt will pass as you realize all the guys and gals present in the warehouse are in the same shopping frenzy as you. Their remorselessness is contagious. Be sure to have prebudgeted for the amount you are planning to spend or you will eating ramen noodles for three months trying to cover your rent. You can set out all the lovely cones of your yarn to stroke to distract you from any feelings of hunger.