tony's fabrics move to 2594 3rd avenue bronx, new york…read more10454. bueno, bonito, barato. good selection and great price.

The Best Fabric Shop in the Bronx. So grateful. We love their versatile Fabrics and customer…read moreService.

I came here to see if they carried a fabric that I could use to sew a cosplay outfit for my son. I…read morehave another fabric store that I frequent for supplies but they did not have anything that would work with the other fabric I already had. I was making pants for the first time and they were different colors, so the materials had to work well together as far as weight and appearance. This is a family-owned, Black-owned, women-owned, small business in the Bronx and they don't stop at just offering fabric, trimmings and tailoring. They also host sewing camps for kids and adults. They have various types of machines thta you cna come in to try out and see what might work for you. The prices of their fabrics are reasonable. I did purchase some shears that I was able to find for less money elsewhere, and I was able to return them in exchange for store credit. This policy did not bother me because I plan to return for more fabric, as our cosplay is quickly becoming an annual tradition, but be advised that you will get store credit in lieu of a full refund. Owners, Clarissa and Nadine, are very knowledgeable and a wealth of tips and suggestions. If you're just starting our, they are perfect to answer any questions you may have. I'm fairly new and went in not know what I could do. I basically just explained my dilemma and was directed to the best fabric for what I wanted to construct. It was the first time I ever made pants, two-toned no less, and they came out amazing. When I visited, I had my kiddo with me and she was gifted with some scrap fabric and an elastic band, and a quick tutorial to construct a simple scrunchie. She was super ecstatic and I hope she takes to sewing as I have. I will definitely be regularly visiting for my cosplay construction needs.

Even before Yelp's Blossom Holness event, my mom and I (mom mostly) would come to this fabric store…read morefrequently a block away from the 6 train in Castle Hill when it was previously owned by Dominicans and called Singer Chester Sewing Center. Here, she bought all her threads, Singer machine needles, zippers, etc. With a minimalist Pinterest inspiration for a small beige linen curtain for my new half-bathroom in mind, my mom and I searched for the fabric. Similar to Chester Sewing, Blossom Holness still remains the lone survivor in the world of family-owned fabric stores as I previously described in my Chester Sewing review. Now, with brand new owners, Nadine and her ladies are bringing a new mix to their model. She's included 6? 8? 10? portable sewing machines for sewing classes. What a wonderful idea and addition to their shop to bring the community together. You'll find the silks with silks, cotton with cotton, upholstery-type fabric with like fabric, etc. Except, out of all the colors available, beige was non-existent, so settled for a cotton (not the feel I was going for). Do know that Blossom Holness has a delightful selection of gorgeous notions, buttons and trims- so definitely check it out. Service was incredibly pleasant and as for the old, 'Chester Sewing Center' awning that still remains, Nadine is awaiting the name change that's been put in place already.

This fabric shop is a neighborhood gem. They have a wide range of fabrics & the staff is very…read moreknowledgeable & patient. I've found fabric for curtains, seat cushions, and even a wall tapestry. The prices are also extremely affordable. Three thumbs up!

I was in a hurry for something unique in African Attire, So I called and spoke to an Amazingly…read morequiet spoken man named BaBa, who asked me to come in and pick out the Material I wanted. Nothing I asked him for was impossible. Please go an visitbthis shop. He does NOT disappoint! I Looked AMAZING!!!! Affordable Pricing!!! Love, Love, Love this place!!!!

Yara is great store to shop in, everyone is very helpful…read more There are so many other things besides fabric you can buy. When you leave, you ll say to yourself " I'm coming back here".

Have been doing business with Moktar for years. Wonderful authentic imported West African prints,…read morebatiks, mud cloth, etc.

I give this place 4 stars. The fabrics are amazing, with so many patterns to choose from , it can…read morebe very overwhelming. The place is very small ,hardly any space between the rows to walk through. Besides this, the price is resonable, you can buy 6 yards of fabric for $15 or $20. Other patterns are much more expensive there.

Pretty simple and straightforward. They've raised the prices since Ive been here a few years ago…read more The basic fabrics are $7 a yard as apposed to $5 a few years ago. I went to Ghana last summer and its was $4 a yard for any fabric and it's better quality.

As most 99 cent stores most things are not 99 cent here. The store does have countless items you…read moremay need when your in a bit of a pinch and can't go to far. I generally get my cleaning supplies from this location. I've been successful obtaining birthday cards, and engagement cards from this location which is nice because who wants to spend five bucks on a card. Other items I would suggest getting from here are plastic forks if your having an event, they have the best containers for jello shots. They have mirrors, toasters, and other house hold items you may need.