Been going to this location for a while now. Initially we'd go to the DTLA location on Wall St but…read morethe reason why I like the Carson location better is bc of all the food choice surrounding it. The place seems smaller than the Wall St location but theu manage to fit 100s of fabric rolls from the ceiling to the floor (literally). The shop is located behind a dollar/bargain store. The area is a bit rundown on the outside and there was a fight happening in the parking lot by the alley (yes at 10 o'clock in the morning lol) which was kinda scary esp in an unfamiliar area. The place has a lot of beautiful fabric types & designs so many to choose from!! They also sell bracelets, hair clips, flags and other accessories not only of Samoan representation, they also have Māori, Chammoro, Tongan, Hawaiian, iTaukei, Mao'hi, and other polynesian islands (sorry if I didn't mention your island). Check em out if you're looking for island fabric. I highly recommend!!!

Good selection. Super convenient vs going to DTLA. Next time I need to remember to ask about fabric…read morefibers. Was so excited about the pattern I bought it but realized after washing that it was polyester not a cotton blend. Pretty, but conducts static,

THIS place is the secret that NO ONE wants you to know about…read more Velvet rope people! Stay clear! Don't get in my way! It's called competition.

From the owner: Eagle Fabrics has distinguished itself as a leader in innovation and quality in knitted textile…read morefabrication. We are recognized for being up to date on the latest advances in the textile industry and constantly strive to maintain and improve our level of expertise. Our product lines appeal to the sportswear, junior, contemporary, children's, loungewear, dance, yoga, maternity, active-wear, eco-friendly, and outdoor markets featuring performance fabrics such as "Dri-Release" and body conscious fabrics such as Lenzing Modal. We also recognize the need for leaving behind a world for the next generation that is a livable, non-toxic environment. In an effort to be a part of this consciousness, we also offer our customers a line of environmental-friendly products, free of toxic dyes and synthetic materials. By offering products such as organic cottons, bamboo, soy and recycled products, we reflect a commitment to being a responsible corporate citizen.

Great, great store. I have purchased sewing machines, sergers and fabric from AAA Sewing and Fabric…read morefor many years. Salima and her staff are professional, super friendly and very knowledgeable. Her service department is fantastic and her new location is super easy to access. The store is super cute and her fabric selections are gorgeous. With COVID restrictions lifted, Salima is able to offer in house classes, along with her Zoom classes. It's so much fun to finally be able to get together with other sewing enthusiasts in person, whether taking a class or coming in to shop. You will love Salima, her mom Amina, her dad Amad, Lynne, Adela and Beto.

Took my sewing machine in to have the hand wheel replaced and have an overhaul of the machine. Took…read moreweeks to get it back. And they couldn't find a hand wheel, but never let me know before they called me to pick it up. So, I am not impressed.,

I needed a border for a crafty project and ended up buying so many things for other different…read moreprojects, they have a good selection of fabrics and whatever you need for sewing, I even found some tablecloth plastic fabric Ladies were happy to help me , they all have a very positive kind attitude and this place totally brightened my day, took me back to slow living and the time where patrons were happy to help their customers like neighbors even tho I'm not even from the area, support This business, it's a gem . Good prices Some parking in the back

The store needs extended hours 10 to 6 o'clock are not suitable hours for a lot of people . who is…read moretheir audience or clientele, that can just navigate in Los Angeles California from 10 to 6. They need extended hours if they are going to be the unique premier fabric store , perhaps unique clients create at least until. 8:00 pm .i rushed from work through traffic arrived at 6:09 pm .

Jack, Mannix and Karen were all so helpful in planning for mine and my class's ordination. They…read moreare very attentive to their customer's needs and they stand behind their work. The quality and craftsmanship is excellent and the prices very competitive. I will always use them.

Came for the first time, though I had bought an alb from this shop previously I had never been to…read moretheir shop. It is an amazing place of liturgical design, the owners and all the staff are great and helpful in helping you choose. They have an excellent eye for detail and take great pride in doing what they do, from now on I will get all my liturgical clothing here.

Crazy selection, great people! Had to make some dog beds and they do not disappoint…read more My only go-to now for fabrics!!

Okay, so it was my first time coming here…read more I'll let you know what I bought, and paid , you be the judge I bought lace, for a project. 2 yards ea. , for 5 different lace frill styles. Charged me $20... They have a ton of different fabrics , you will definitely find what you need in regards to fabrics ....

I ordered a pack of solid colored gift bags from the website. I received notification the next…read moremorning that my order was ready. Pickup was quick and easy. My item was on a shelf with other orders. I wasn't sure if I was supposed to help myself and asked one of the employees who took it off the shelf for me. I was in and out in less than 5 minutes. The bags are nice and sturdy and will be useful throughout the year for gift giving.

My mother and I've been loyal Michaels customers for years as full-time artists and hobbyists,…read moreunfortunately the customer experience at this store, specifically at the Vista Store in Torrance, has declined significantly. I hope my feedback warns other customers and helps management understand what's happening at the store level. A few days ago, I went in to quickly pick up an online order after receiving both email and text confirmation that it was ready. My name wasn't on any of the pickup bags, so I asked for assistance. A manager briefly looked around, said he would check by the registers, and then proceeded to count cash in the register instead of helping me. After I approached him again, he passed me off to another employee who also couldn't find the order. I eventually noticed a bag with my name on the floor behind the register. They scanned it, and I left. When I opened the package later that night, I realized not only was the bag dirty--with a footprint on it--but the product inside was the wrong brand. I had ordered a specific brand on sale, and they substituted an Artist Loft item without informing me. The receipt label didn't match the product at all. I returned to the store the next morning, where the female manager told me they had substituted their own brand because the original item wasn't in stock. That explanation made no sense--if a customer orders Prismacolor, you don't replace it with Artist Loft. When I questioned it, she impatiently said, "Well, I'm returning it for you," with no apology, empathy, or effort to acknowledge the mistake. Not only did I waste over 30 minutes during the initial pickup, but I also had to make a second trip to return their error. A simple, sincere "I'm sorry" would have gone a long way. While I was there, I asked about another pending order. They told me if the item was on the shelf, I can get it. Even though the item showed available at this store, we couldn't find any. I ended up canceling it. More waste of time! Later that afternoon (4:11 p.m., Dec. 3), I called the store because the website was now showing the item in stock. The person who answered the phone cut me off with, "No, I'm too busy," without any courtesy or suggestion to call back. The level of rudeness at this store has become consistent and noticeable, even my young child has commented on it. This pattern of dismissiveness, errors, and lack of customer care is extremely disappointing. I hope regional or district management takes these issues seriously and restores the professionalism and positive atmosphere Michaels was once known for. (I've never shopped at Hobby Lobby until recently, and the vibe there is completely the opposite. It's warm, friendly, and the price of same brand products WAY cheaper than Michaels!!!) A few additional concerns for fellow customers: Many art supplies are significantly cheaper at Hobby Lobby, Amazon, or Dick Blick online. I genuinely prefer supporting local stores, but not at the expense of higher prices and poor treatment. When returning online orders paid through PayPal, you can request a cash refund. Store employees stubbornly claim they can only issue store credit, but when I called to ask, customer service confirmed that is NOT true. I now have over $100 in store credits! And I'll tell you next why I wouldn't opt for Michaels store credits. At the Redondo Beach location, an employee scanned two store credit receipts--each worth over $80--and told me they had no balance. He even asked if I wanted to throw them away. I later confirmed this was his error, but when I brought it up during a future visit, the same staff member simply shrugged while leaning on the register with his leg up. He no longer works there, but the value of those credits was never recovered, and I never received so much as an apology. Another ongoing concern is price inconsistencies. As someone who shops at Michaels often, I know the prices and watch for coupons like most loyal customers. However, the prices on the shelves frequently do not match the prices at the self-serve kiosks. I've asked for assistance on this four or five separate occasions, and it's surprising that the issue remains unresolved. Even worse, staff often appear visibly irritated when the discrepancy is pointed out. Right before a recent 40% promotion, prices on many items were increased in the kiosks but not updated on the shelf displays. I picked up a few items, excited to finally use the long-awaited 40% discount. At the register, everything rang up at the higher price. When I asked about it, I was told that "the overnight crew forgot to change the tags," even though every version of the item was still marked at the regular price on the shelves. In the end, it would have been cheaper to buy the items at their regular price with the standard 25% coupon than during this so-called 40% sale. I wondered why I still shop there. I guess because we are creatures of habits!