By far this is a temple of fine fabrics! Be careful when…read moreentering as you may end up RE upholstering your entire home lol Truly though ... I discovered the exact fabric I was seeking for new window panels. Pricing is fair, not cheap but considering the quality of the fabrics well worth it You WILL find it here !

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.

What an amazing store! I recently went in looking for fabrics for masks and was blown away by the…read moreselection. From the outside, the shop is not that big and can easily be missed. ( I went back and forth on Kingshighway twice looking for it) But once you go in, it sure packs a punch. The shop literally had inventory from floor to (high)ceiling and was extremely organized. They used every square inch of space and then some! The aisles are narrow but inviting and it was beckoning me for some exploration. The shop had everything I needed. Every kind of fabric I can imagine to elastics for my small project. (Not only that, but they had everything I would ever need in the future for any other project I tackle) I used to frequent Michael's but what I found is that the similar products they sell are not the same quality as Lana's. The price point is almost the same but the value coming from the quality of the product cannot be measured. Very very impressive! What was more impressive is the staff. The owner, Joe, is the grandson of the original owner, Lana. From what I understand, this was once a toy store in the '70s called "Jack's" but once Lana's husband passed, she converted it to a fabric store. The store has been going strong for 48 years! Considering that most established shops on Kingshighway ( a once staple shopping district) are either gone or are on their last legs, the longevity and the cult status of this shop speaks volumes about their role in the community. Joe must be one of the most dedicated shop owners I've ever met. For him to deal with mature ladies looking for specific products on a daily basis is nothing short of a miracle. I don't know where he finds his patience. Imagine an army of grandma's ganging up on him, barking orders at him from all directions. I was getting flustered, just observing this scene. His easy-going style and his encyclopedic knowledge of the hobby makes him THE guy to know in the industry. Oh yeah, he also knows where everything is in the store. The highest of the high rating and a business like this must be supported and needs to survive for the next generation. This business really has it going on.

Love this place. It has everything you will Need and the…read morestaff is knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful.

I came in to get some fabric for my couch and absolutely loved it. She had such a wonderful array…read moreof fabrics available. The business owner is very friendly and knowledgeable. Highly recommend coming here for fabrics in Brooklyn.

From the owner: We have a large selection of Fabric ranging from lining to wool cashmere.read more

Khan's has a large selection of fabrics. At a very good price. My seamstress told me that she shops…read morethere. I would like to thank them for helping me get just the fabric I needed.

Closest place for me to get fabrics. They have an assortment of buttons, trimmings, and different…read morefabrics. They also have embroidery thread and hoops, knitting needles, and crochet hooks. Yarn price varies. Ranges from $2 to roughly $8. Lace trimmings will sell from $.40 to $3 a yard. Some fabrics sell for $3 pr yard, but I'm not sure which fabrics. Good place, and the staff will not rush you when you're indecisive or taking a long time.

Variety,...!.. and some cottons!.. which are getting rarer!…read moreI found a piece of mud cloth there.. still stiff with the mud process!.. I think that was a fluke but...???.. Alao LOTS of buttons and trims

Very rude and unprofessional, didn't want to spend one moment assisting me and smelt of mold coming…read morefrom the backroom. I would highly recommend shopping anywhere else.

great store , since 1981 I've been a customer heading there tomorrow, more than enough fabric to…read moreselect from, great trimmings too , never leave empty handed, thanks Willie

Trim Fabric is reported as closed it is open and full of wonderful fabric and every trim you can…read moreimagine. The owner is a fisherman and enjoys going fishing. Call before going but this business is open please correct may not see owner but someone is there. Ketriana Yvonne Brooklyn New York

This is a cool store if you are interested in trying your hand at sewing…read more It's always fun to learn a new craft. Make your own skirts, wallets, pillows, handbag, journal, and backpack are some of the possible lessons. These are great as a personal gift for someone special. They use the leading sewing machine brand, Janome. In Japanese, the word Janome (pronounced Ja-NO-me) means "eye of the snake." The company got the name from the round bobbin machine part, which looks like a snake's eye. Location: It's on the second floor of Industry City, close to Daiso store. The Bobinage store is airy, bright and spacious. A great environment to learn to sew. Bobinage means "to wind thread" in French. It is a word related to "bobbin", which is also known as a sewing machine part. Everyone here was super friendly and knowledgeable.

Very friendly staff! janome 740dc was the first sewing machine(I only sewed twice and that was at…read morebobinage) I used which was so cool. I really like their location in the Japan village loft because the wooden floors suit the interior design. Sydney was so sweet; she provided everything I needed and was always answering my questions. I hope to see classes for summer tops when the time comes!

They have everything you could possibly need when it comes to trimmings and notions. I always make…read morea point to visit whenever im in town and always end up buying stuff i don't need but still plan on using for my imaginary projects. I can't help myself.

I am extremely disappointed with my experience in this store. One of the employees who "helped" me…read morehad a very nasty attitude from start to finish. I noticed him stepping on my fabric as he was cutting it, so I inspected it for stains afterward. I noticed some other stains on the fabric and showed it to him, he raised his voice and said "that is your responsibility". Interesting to me how the customer is the one responsible to make sure the fabric does not have stains. But if that is the case, then at least tell me before you cut it and I'll gladly check to make sure. There were no signs about that policy and I don't read minds. After he raised his voice, he walked away even though he was supposed to cut another fabric for me. The lack of customer service really ruined the experience for me, I am not going back.