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.

Very nice & helpful staff. And the most beautiful fabrics! Can't wait to go back…read more I would highly recommend for anyone looking to reupholster furniture or update their home furnishings. They even were so kind as to give us directions in going to another shop for sewing accessories. excellent customer service.

I've got to second everyone's positive comments. i found a huge selection of lovely, reasonably…read morepriced fabric and just amazing customer service. what a great find!

There are ao many options available at Metro. Kashi is always wonderful to work with! If you are…read morelucky enough to shop in the store, that $4 wall has some incredible deals!

I have ordered from Mood a few times and I was always pleased with them. The quality was excellent…read moreand the prices were reasonable. I have been very impressed by their customer service.

Omg-I was honestly in heaven here!! Ever since I first saw this particular fabric store on project…read morerunway I've always wanted to go and grace their I aisles !! I can't believe it's literally three floors and row after row of fabric on every type of role there could be possible, trim, glitter, tool, leather, and vegan leather! Then don't even get me started on all the thread, buttons, and home decor! It's enough to make your head spin!! Everything is incredibly organized by section, textures and style of patterns or solids! I was thoroughly impressed and yet so overwhelmed. I spent 45 minutes, just looking at every fabric and touching everything in sight that I couldn't buy a single yard of anything!! There's a cutting station in a couple of different spot spots as well as stairs and an elevator in case you need to maneuver around, but goodness! I could live here and never get tired!! Now that I think about it, I never looked at the prices but one of the fabrics was $24 a yard. It was a soft jersey fabric, so I'm sure it was more expensive. I should've looked up more prices, but honestly, I was just so overwhelmed, and I wanted to walk through each aisle away! There were a number of employees on each floor, helping other people and restocking other fabrics. I didn't want to bother with asking any questions because I was so enchanted with the fabric store itself! I'm so happy to have graced mood fabrics presence in New York, especially since all the fabrics have gone out of business over here on the West Coast in California! I honestly cannot wait to go back and actually buy some fabric! Lol I will definitely be working on some sketches for a dress or something so I can go in to mood fabrics with a game plan besides being overwhelmed by everything! lol

M&J is one of those garment district institutions that's been around for nearly 90 years. They've…read morealways been one of the larger stores with a very broad assortment of sewing and design accessories--everything from hundreds of ribbons (may thousands), trims, decals, rhinestones, fabrics, supportive inner garment materials, buttons, hair/costume jewelry components, the list goes on. Agree with some other reviews in that it's one of the pricier stores though you pay for the wide variety--hard to beat their selection. The course of time hasn't been kind to local production. Back in the 1820s up until the early 1980s, when mass garment production stateside was booming in NYC, the garment district employed up to 46% of the city's industrial workforce. There was a need to design and purchase materials nearby, and the majority of Manhattan's midtown west side was dedicated to factories and design studios. Fast fwd to now, that statistic is much different and given the availability of online and global sources, not everyone needs to go into a physical store to purchase their needs. While many products have long moved to overseas sourcing, for anyone who's endeavored DIY arts and crafts, or even made any functional product by hand, it's much different seeing and feeling a material in person than on a screen. That's where in this past century, stores like M&J played a vital role in the fabric of the garment district. They are also a valuable resource to the numerous design students at FIT, Parsons, etc. During past decade many a longtime stalwart trim store have disappeared from the neighborhood and M&J is the latest casualty. If you are interested in sewing or design notions, now's your chance to pick up items at their going-out-of-business sale.

This place has been going out of business for a while, but I'm grateful it's still open. Good place…read morefor velvet ribbons and other notions.

I went to Trumart today, I was looking for linen, laces fabric and knits and I found everything I…read moreneeded and more. Beautiful colors and good quality and good value. The customer service given to me, exceeded my expectations; they told me over the phone how to get there. Thank you guys. I got more value for my money than I was thinking about it. Thanks again. They helped me out with the bags and even told me how to get back to Penn station. I'm coming back there soon. You guys are awesome! Thank you, Santi.

The prices are not that good at all. I usual go up to the garment district but I was running late…read moreso I came here. They have a large variety of basic fabric but the price was almost $2 ro $3 more than places I normally shop. I ask the guy if that was due to location and after covid...he said yes. Sad case but not surprising in these times, they must be struggling. If you can spare the extra bucks support your local fabric store. Good luck to them!!

Friendly, helpful. Large inventory. Some surprising bargains, too…read more Always worth a look when i'm in the area.

Great selection of all kinds of fabric, including the exact color of vinyl upholstery material I…read morewas looking for! Excellent prices as well.

This store has everything you need for knitting/crochet and fabrics for sewing projects. Friendly…read moreservice. I went during NYC Yarn Crawl so it was very busy but the staff was helpful and friendly.

Let me start this off by saying I'm not hard to please, a smile goes a long way. That is not what I…read morewas greeted with anytime going to Brooklyn general. My questions are always met with nasty comments and dirty looks. The sales associates watched me struggle to hold all of my things without asking if I could use a basket. I've never felt more unwanted in a store than I did there. If you are looking to start a new crafting hobby and are looking for some like minded people-don't go there. I was extremely discouraged I will be commuting far from my apartment to avoid this establishment

Great store, wonderful people! Our group, Richmond Really Sews!, visited you at the beginning of…read moreJune. Two of us bought the beautiful liquid-looking fabric. More of our members on Facebook (we have 3.3k members) are very interested in it after seeing the Christian Siriano dress in the photo attached. What do you call this fabric and how can my members buy it?

This is a great store! I love every single fabric. The owner helped me find something to add to my…read morewedding dress that honestly I fell in love with. I am making this place my go to fabric spot. The quality is so great!

Love Gizmo Notions. Great place for sewing supplies and he fixes sewing machines!…read more What could possibly be better?

Owners are knowledgable, warm, and friendly--especially to someone who has absolutely no breadth of…read moreknowledge about sewing like me. I stopped by about half an hour before closing to ask about getting a recently bought pouch resized to fit my laptop. Even though I truly felt like a chicken walking around without it's head, the owners treated me with kindness and respect. While I felt sheepish about my request and my lack of of familiarity with all things sewing, their warmth helped me feel at ease. The shop itself is small, as is such with most mom and pop establishments, with Hossein working his magic in the back, buttons a galore in the front, fabrics in the middle, and ribbons scattered throughout. I could spend some time inspecting and exploring each and every texture and color available but didn't want to dilly dally too much before they were to go home. Overall, they were able to take on my sewing request--it was reasonably priced (I think!) and I helped myself to some paracord for a little craft project of mine. Very comfortable space with some people who are experts in their field and provide a very calm and reassuring energy. I'll be back to pickup some bits and bobs here and there rather than taking my business to a big retail store like I usually do. An east village gem!

Lovely little shop on a busy Castle Hill street. My mother recommended me this place as she would…read morecome here back in her sewing days in the 90s. I recently got into sewing so I definitely wanted to stop by and check it out. I bought 6 yards of fabric for $32 and my mind was blown. Thats such a great deal! The folks there are very knowledgable and helpful. I've lived here all my life and never knew this shop existed. So happy this place is still around, I'll definitely be coming back for more fabrics.

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.