I love this place. The staff are always helpful and even curious about what you are going to make. Yes there's A LOT there jsut need to know what to look for. read more

Great selection of fabrics and notions. However, the customer service could improve with the check out process. Don't add any items after you have a ticket, or you will get scolded and treated rudely. read more

This place is amazing! The building is huge and the variety of fabrics available can't be beat. They've also got lots of sewing accessories and other odds and ends, and all of them are at unbeatable prices. Shopping in there is like a fun scavenger hunt and you have to search to find what you're looking for, so don't expect to drop in for a quick visit. I'm always here a few hours at a minimum. The only downsides are that the building is really hot and sweaty in the summer, and that sometimes it can be hard to find what you need. Even despite that, SAS is my favorite fabric store in the valley. read more

Wow what a huge selection. They have everything and anything.. and two of it! This store is not in the best neighborhood and it's not clean but boy is it worth the savings! I spent $66 on a ton of fabric and supplies, everything probably would have cost me $300 at JoAnns. I will be coming back here for my fabric and other crafty idea needs! It's worth the drive from Ahwatukee for me. read more

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I'm literally in here every week the people are nice and knowledgeable about the products and projects you may be working on. I split my time between the Tempe and Phoenix locations I need to make it the SaS Superstore location in Glendale read more

The owner is price gouging everyone during a pandemic. She was very rude to deal with and acted like she was doing us a fair. All her prices doubled when people need these items the most for PPE. read more

Staff is rude but pretty good selection and the prices are decent. The hours are even shorter now dude to covid but hopefully they will open later again read more

What a disappointment! I thought being an outlet store prices would reflect such however 10.99 average price for cotton a yard! Store fabric outdated, no air conditioning that I could feel. read more

It's a nice store, I was really excited to go there. I entered and asked a question, they were upfront and I thought eh maybe I'm just crazy and think everyone's rude. Then I talked to an older lady who speaks Spanish and she was completely rude. We were excited to have someone talk Spanish because my mom has a lot of questions that I don't understand, but she wasn't only rude to us. She was rude to three other ladies there. There was only one lady who wasn't rude, the lady who was cutting- she was quiet the entire time. It was like none of them cared about their job and their work. It's a very off putting place to be at. read more

My soon-to-be sister-in-law and I stopped in here for the first time last month and my eyes bugged out of my head. They have quite a selection of ribbon (which we came in for), fabric, and accessories for sewing and what-not. The prices are amazing since most of their inventory is sold by weight. Feels like we found a hidden gem for crafting supplies. Would give 5 stars, but they were understaffed for how busy it was. read more

Pro variety Cons non-existent customer service very dusty very messy damaged products fabric purchasing minimums I put one star because I would not desire to go back and would not recommend my friends to go, here's why: If you have any slight dust allergies, don't do claustrophobic situations, don't want to spend a long time looking for what you need or care about receiving decent customer service then skip this place. I had heard about the bad customer service previously through yelp, but figured if I could get out of there with awesome fabric deals I could totally sacrifice that! While some fabric was awesome others were overpriced and some even looked particularly old and very damaged. I was surprised that (what i thought were) common sewing notions were not carried there like invisible zippers and black thread. No need to get upset over that though. At this point I just felt bad for dragging my poor friend here as her allergies got triggered with the dust and I found myself coughing more than usual and I myself am not easily affected by allergies. Even though they have a number system here for the cutting counter they don't use it and instead resort to shouting at you even when I was already at the counter. Hello! I'm right here!:) The rest of our conversation was unpleasant as well. I kept my head up though, I just wanted my cute fabric, but the cherry on top to my experience was at the checkout counter. When just as I was raising my hand to collect my change the young lady tossed it at me, along with my receipt. She tossed it. I just stood there collecting the dollars and picking each coin off the counter without so much as even receiving a glance from her or even an "i'm sorry", texting was more important for her in this case. I figure they forgot to add an extra 'S' to their store name. read more

Terrible, horrible customer service. Mean cashiers. I had four rolls in hand and put them on the counter and said i have to go get the other as I could not carry all the rolls at once. She would not help me, said there was another customer waiting (no one else in line) and I said I just meed to go get them, you can start cutting. She said no. This was after I and another lady were yelled to get in line, which we did once we knew where it was. I left. I will never return. read more

I shopped here frequently until today. The young woman cutting the fabric I brought up was so nasty , throwing aside the fabrics like petulant, bilious girl, and for absolutely no reason. I get that people have bad days or hate their jobs, but when you are in a customer service job, you are being paid to at least try to be pleasant, especially to customers who are actually being nice. But this bit of unwarranted nastiness was so out of line, I won't return to this location again, I'll gladly spend my money elsewhere . read more

Not happy with sales staff. They act like they are doing you the favor by spending your money there. I have shopped there several times and found the staff delightful, but this one time the lady was so rude to me that I will not spend my money there anymore. I have never been treated so bad by this lady. I know everyone has a bad day, but she was just down right mean. read more

Great selection and the service is decent. I came here to get some fabric for my dining room chairs. There is so much to choose from. Walking into the door, and not being a person who does this sort of thing, can be overwhelming. I didn't realize all the things they had. I didn't look at everything because I was on a mission. But you can find any kind of fabric, material, buttons, toppers, jewelry, and more here. I did find what I wanted, and I am very satisfied. The lady who helped us informed us how to reupholster the chairs the right way. It was very helpful cause I was duh confused. They are crazy busy on Saturday, and the parking can be a little scary. There is a blind spot pulling out onto Indian School and not much room to drive through the lot, just fyi. read more

If you like crafting and sewing this is the place for you! I needed about 6 yards of upholstery fabric as I am recovering my ratty old dining room chairs, and after some very frustrating searching through tables piled high with folded samples, old bolts and random yards, I nearly gave up then all of a sudden I found *exactly* what I was looking for: three different samples of Toile de Jouy, in pastel pink, green and blue!! Yes!! I was super excited to find it in all three colors. And to add to the awesomeness of my find, my whole purchase, out the door, was only about $12. Score!! Be warned that this places is overflowing with fabric and sewing notions and finding exactly what you want can be a challenge, and their customer service is VERY limited. But if you come in here with patience and lots of time to spare you will find exactly what you seek, eventually. read more

They have a lot of fabrics at discount prices but it's more quantity and not so much quality. I think it's a great place to go hunting for fabrics if you don't have much in mind or limitations on what it is you want to accomplish. They don't have high end, luxury materials, but then again, this is a DISCOUNT fabric store. The staff either don't understand English or don't like English so they don't say anything but just point to the general direction when you ask them where a certain material is at. Don't expect any sort of customer service as the people are EXTREMELY rude and strangely got their heads up their asses. If you know what you want but isn't totally married to having something exactly like you envisioned it and have several hours to rummage through copious mountains of unlabeled fabrics, this is a great place to go to cuz you'll be saving a lot of money. They do have lots of huge boxes of zippers/fasteners for like 50 cents each which is a great deal. I found several YKK zippers with metal teeth for 50 cents and those are the best zippers out on the market and get used as the industry standard. This place isn't for the faint of heart. If you get anxiety or OCD and can't handle clutter, mess, disorganization, chaos- don't go here cuz your condition will worsen upon setting foot on the premises. But if you're like me and pretty much unflappable, you'd probably have a ball. read more

Heaven, I have seen thee and thy name is SAS Fabrics by the Pound. Why do I need green, faux mink fur right as the weather begins to warm up? I dunno, but damned if I'm going to leave it here and hope to find it next fall. I'll find something to make and some way to sport it if it kills me. What I DO know though (well, now I know, anyway) is that it's not superduper smart to go to SAS without an honest to god pattern that you're ready to cut and sew in your hand. There are just too many luxurious fabrics in beautiful prints and colors to play with, every aisle you walk down. Sure, there's some junky stuff, but whatevs, just keep going and before you know it you're fingering the prettiest, shiniest, brightest silk or brocade or taffeta that you've ever seen, and you're imagining the ballgown that you'll make out of it. Hey, one never knows when one will need a ballgown, so get off my nuts! And just in case you do, there's plenty tiaras and whatnot to complete the look. They do carry lots of notions, some too many and some not enough. There are BINS of loose buttons, if you care to sort through and find all the matching buttons you need. I don't think I saw a really great selection of laces and ribbons and other trims though. The thread is super cheap, but the color selection is a little thin and I'm not sure if it's any good (most of them had "family dollar" stamped on them, and at .20 a pop, who knows). Needle selection is next to nil, and the ones that they did supposedly have were almost all sold out. Other helpers, like fusible bonding and stuff are probably pricier than you'd pay somewhere else. And of course, there are no patterns at all. Long story short, go to Joann or something for your patterns, SAS for the fabric, and then back to Joann for your notions. And DON'T BUY THE GREEN FAUX MINK FUR, unless you plan on checking with me every time you leave the house in it, lest we see each other out. How gauche! read more

What a mess!!! Looking for outdoor fabric and this place is close to home, so it was our first stop. No outdoor fabric could be found, but in fairness, I am not the type of person that likes to "hunt" for things. I'm more of a get in get out kinda girl, and this store is most definitely NOT conducive to that way of shopping. After a quick circle around the shop, we went and asked where the outdoor fabric is. Answer: "if we have it, I would think it's near the upholstery". If? Think? We circled again but there is zero organization in the place, and I was shopping with someone that doesn't have patience for that, so we quickly left. Also, crowded and dirty. If they had organization, training, and a mop, they would get more business. They could even raise prices. But, I'm sure there are people that would rather dig and shop in a less fancy place to save the money, and if that's you, this is a good place. Never thought I would feel like a fabric store snob, but I guess that's me. read more

Let me say, this is not a store where the employees will be nice to you, ask you if you need help finding anything, or do anything at all to make you feel welcome, but it's soooo worth it. This dump has everything. Piles and piles of fabric, ribbons, trim, notions, and so much various craft stuff it'll make your head spin. Tiny pink and blue clothespins, cute little patches, bra straps, fake fur in every color of the rainbow, mini-chain by the yard, huge bins of zippers...I could go on and on. If you make crafts you need to come to this store. The prices are pretty good, too. It's a magical place, complete with the angry trolls that cut your fabric and take your payment. read more

I'm adding to the chorus of "the people here are incredibly rude." They have this policy that you must leave behind two yards of fabric or you have to buy all of it - except it's not exactly uniformly enforced. I went to buy fabric today to make blankets for gifts, and it took me ages to sort through the leaning tower of fleece just to *find something that was at least a yard*!! There were so many pieces of fabric that had to be just six inches, 10 inches, maybe a foot and a half...hardly anything you can use for almost any sort of project. When I *finally* found something that was at least a yard and had a cute pattern, I took it to be cut. The woman cutting my fabric insisted I had to get additional yards of one type that I didn't even need because otherwise I'd be leaving a yard behind here and there and that was against their policy. She didn't even explain it nicely, she just said "did you read the paper?" and pointed at it. I would've just returned those pieces and went back to get alternatives from the giant pile, but I had spent so much time finding at least a yard each that I was now running late. So now I have FAR more fabric than I needed and I feel super ripped off. They have a good selection, but I'm not going back. It hardly matters if the fabric is decently priced when you have to cross your fingers and toes you'll find at least a yard of it, and then end up paying out of the rear for extra. Ugh. read more

It only cost me $4.00 to re-cover my dinning room chairs with the coolest chevron pattern fabric I found at SAS. I could spend way too many hours debating on either houndstooth or chevron, I'm happy I went with the chevron and my custom restored table looks great. It even got a new designer paint job. Restored for $25 vs. slapping down $700 on a new one. Yeah, I win! The SAS staff were very helpful and my associate was very eager to help me and gave me a thumbs up on my selection. read more

I love this place. This is my favorite fabric store. The fabric is good quality and inexpensive though you may have to do some sifting. And all of the complaints about rude staff? Psssshf! It's practically a fabric filled warehouse with every trim, fabric, ribbon, button you can imagine. It's not super organized because there's so much stuff and most of the women don't speak English so what do you expect? You pick your fabric, wait in line to get it measured and cut, and you get out. They need to keep the lines moving. Ain't nobody got time for pettiness! I've bought cheap taffeta here for princess skirts, thicker fabric for "train" party favor bags and also cotton and kids character fabric for baby blankets and quilts. read more

SAS Fabrics - Fabric and "rope" from SAS. - Fabric Stores Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

So yesterday I went into the SAS at 1111 E Indian School Road, It was my first time in any of the SAS stores; I don't live in AZ, but I pass through this area and spend time here pretty often. I came in about 20 minutes before closing and moved through the whole store to check out what they had. I eventually found a big bin (cardboard boxes) that was full of remnants of some great stretch lace. It was marked "$3.99" and "108 inch". I found 3 pieces that I liked and made my way up to the cut table areas. A younger girl who looked like a wannabe Betty Page with glasses eventually called me to her table. Just to be helpful and make sure she knew where the remnants came from, I said to her, "They're from the 108 inch bin." There are a lot of bins and a lot of fabric in the place. Ignoring what I said, she turned the fabric length-wise and started to measure it the wrong way, 90 degrees from where she was supposed to. I politely said, " I think you're going the wrong way, it's 108 inch wide fabric. Since the remnant was actually only a yard long, the way she was measuring was going to make my total come out to three times the price that it was supposed to be. And since the other two remnants were about a yard and a half each, I was looking at being charged over $50 for $16 worth of fabric. Insufferable! She picked the fabric up and held it out in front of her looking at what was clearly a cut edge, and said, "This is the selvage", and then went back to measuring it the wrong way again. She could have just moved her hands and eyes to what she was calling the end of the fabric and found the real and actual selvage in person, but somehow she did not dally there. She measured it out and came out with about 3 yards (yes, thats right, 108 inches) but still did not appear to make the connection. Now, at this point I realized what was happening, she was cordially inviting me to a quick round of "Stupid or Liar". Anyone who knows the first thing about fabric knows the difference between a cut edge and a selvage; particularly someone who WORKS AT A FABRIC STORE. I guess it is possible that I happened to catch her on the first day of her cut table career, or maybe she had just wandered in off the street and no one had yet noticed that she had snuck behind the counter, but this seems unlikely. Thus I can conservatively estimate the likelihood that she was lying to me was approximately 99.99% (with .0003% +/- margin of error). The question is, why? Does she want to inflate the price because she gets a fat commission, or because she is actually the owner of the store? These both seem very unlikely. I can only surmise that she derives sheer pleasure from ripping someone off, even though there is no financial gain for her. Perhaps she thought I was an easy mark because I am male, and not the more typical (or stereotypical) flaming male who would know a lot about fabric. Maybe she is motivated by revenge on men because she recently took her car in to the shop, and the mechanic told her that the "number 6 transaxle injector stabilizer" needs replacing immediately and it will be $900 up front . She feels violated by a man who had her over a barrel due to her ignorance and now she wants to do the same to someone else. Who knows. As it was late, the store was closing, and I was tired, I simply said to her, "Yeah that's OK" and walked out leaving the fabric on her table. And moreover, I'm not the kind of person who will go round and round with someone trying to tell them something that they should know already, I had already told her twice and that was probably one times too many; and she was in effect calling me a liar. If it's not a noticeable loss to do so, I think it's best to just step away from people like this instead of giving them some kind of weird fulfillment or satisfaction. As I said before, this was the first time I went into an SAS fabric shop and I did not deal with any other employees, so I only have this young woman to base my review on. As for the rest of the store, I liked it a lot, which is the reason for the three stars; they had a great selection of just about any kind of fabric you could want, and lots of bins full of knick-knacks, zippers, D-rings, thread, etc, etc. And the prices were good and cheap. I'm used to California stores like this where you pay through the nose for everything. In the future I will go back and have a better experience, I trust. read more

I've been coming to SAS since 1981. If you think the store is disorganized and hot now, boy howdy, you should have seen it before the big fire and subsequent renovations. At least they take cards now! No, the material isn't labeled, the staff ranges from polite to downright surly, and you never know what you'll find when you get there. But that's part of the place's eccentric charm. You want labels, go to Joann's, and spend six times the money. SAS cannot be beat for price, and the selection is vaster and more eclectic than Joann's could dream of. You may have to come back two or three times, but eventually, you will find what you want -- and a whole bunch more you never realized that you needed, but must have once you've seen it. read more

This place is Christmas when it comes to crafty things to discover. There is fabric of every kind, nick-nacks, ribbon, and kitschy things. The employees, though? Oh my gosh grouchy. Forget getting help or friendly service here. Even the guy at the front clearly doesn't want to be here. Also, be prepared--this is a warehouse setting with poor ventilation. You will get hot and sweaty. But I found the materials for some projects for super cheap, which was great. That concrete floor did a number on my back, though, because I walked around the entire store. The heating pad was calling my name when I got home. read more

I love this place for what it is-a place to get cheap fabric and other assorted craft/sewing supplies. I know going in here that it isn't going to be clean, or quick, or easy to sort through the piles of material. When I shop for fabric, I'm only looking for knits (I make scarves out of super soft knits), which are located on the righthand side of the store near the back in a GIANT pile that is only haphazardly organized. Knits aren't sold in large quantities like most of the other fabric they have-they are mostly just small-ish pieces that almost all have holes or stains. You have to check the fabric yourself, because they won't do it for you when you go to have it measured. I'd say on average, most knits are between 1/2 yard to 3 yards in length that are in the pile of fabrics. The exception is the bins next to the knit piles, which typically have much smaller pieces of material and are usually irregularly shaped. I have found some great, super soft knits in these piles-think fabric that is used by James Perse, Ella Moss, Splendid...that's what these feel like. It requires a lot of digging to find usable amounts of material in the piles that are also hole- and stain-free, but it's worth it! Knits are only $1.99 a yard here, which is a phenomenal deal. They sell other fabrics that would be used for costumes, tons of sparkly fabrics, plus fleece, upholstery fabrics (though they don't sell upholstery thread), and a bunch of threads in different levels of quality/quantity. They do sell needles but they are behind the register, and you order them by telling them which number you want from the "menu" of smallish items. BEFORE YOU PAY AT THE REGISTER, you MUST have your fabric measured at one of the cutting stations-even if you don't plan to have the material cut! They measure it to figure out how much you are getting, then they make you a receipt and hold your material behind the register. When you are ready to pay, simply walk up with your receipt to the register and they'll calculate the total from your receipt and bring you your bag of fabric. They take most credit cards so I don't need to have cash here (it seems like the type of place where it would be cash-only, but thankfully it is not). Come here if you are prepared to spend time and effort finding the best and cheapest material around without all the glitz and glamour of a regular (i.e. chain) fabric store! read more

I was in a hurry and needed to get some patches on a shirt for that evening's event. I don't have a sewing machine and I'm not handy with a needle, so I called Mom back east. She recommended some "stitch witchery" shit that I could get at Jo-Ann's. I don't know of any nearby in CenPho so I used my trusty Yelp app for Android and searched on "fabric". SAS came up and I banged a Louie and headed over. The place is a no-frills warehouse stocked to the gills with anything and everything I suppose fabricky-people use/need. The place was PACKED with customers and employees buzzing about and cutting bolts of fabric and such. I snagged a salesperson, explained my mission and she recommended fabric glue. I picked up a bottle and a $0.20 spool of black thread (ya never know when you'll need black thread and for $0.20 ya can't beat that with .... well, a more expensive spool of black thread?!?!) They had all kinds of neat things like patches and oddly, tiaras in all shapes & sizes. I think the place is a big hit with the Quinceañera crowd. If I'd had more time I probably would have perused the joint a little more, but I was in a rush to get home. All in all, I was in and out in 5 minutes and felt as if I'd entered and left some alternate universe where people still sew their own clothes....but the fabric glue worked (for the most part -- I cheated and didn't follow the instructions, so my bad there), but if I ever need fabric, yarn, taffeta or tulle again I now know where to go. read more

Everyone has a project they've bookmarked and thought about doing. Come here and grab some supplies, and actually do it this weekend. Why not? Inside is nothing short of an upholsterous meshacopia of bargain fabrics canoodling with high-brow silks and leathers. They have stretchy. Stripey. Fluffy. Fuzzy. Silks, ribbons, lace... even hot pink satin for that classy-flavored Quinceñera dress you've been threatening to make. Bins full of broken button families torn asunder and separated forever. Good luck finding a match. I enjoy their boxes of .25 scarves, stacks of interesting felty sheets, and counters full of things that would creep me out to find anywhere else (bin full of tiny plastic naked infants, anyone?) All in all, this is a great little place. P.S. In case of emergency, wear your Sunday best as their air conditioning rarely works well and you risk falling dead of heat stroke. P.P.S. If you forget your Sunday best, call me. I've been meaning to learn how to make formal wear. read more

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What can I say other then this place is fabric-tastic! There are two of these little treasure trove in Phx and Tempe. If your looking for hot pink fur rolled in sparkles that is Vegas worthy....then say Hello to SAS. A few tips! If you see something you like then stock up because it might not be there again. The one in Phx has everything you might need for your next quincinera or political correct baby shower. All my showers have included multicultural little baby decor. They have little mini plastic babies in every race! The Phoenix location is mace worthy. The area has a wide variety of homeless people, title loans, pawn shops, and loose ladies trolling corners! Lock your car and hide your change collection in ur cup holder. read more

Worst wool selection I have EVER seen. Saw associates chatting with each other and with friends more than I saw one look to help a customer. Asked for help and got a woman who was willing to help but didn't understand what I meant by "wool" and took me to what she thought was wool. At least she tried. Her effort gave the place two stars instead of one. With a store that's such a mess, the associates should be all over trying to help out customers. Because all I did was walk in, look confused, ask a question, and leave. Customer service counts. P.S. I feel like the Tempe location takes pride in their organization and the women that work there have been working there FOREVER! It's like seeing old friends every time. :) read more

Prepare for a treasure hunt! SAS is jam-packed full of eclectic fabrics & notions. I don't sew but am an artist/decorator & always start here when I need lots of awesomeness. It's the only place to go if you need 40 yards of iridescent orange chiffon and only wanna spent $60! The only downfall is the personnel. Kinda snippy & frequently confused. And there's usually a long line for cutting... So go to SAS for the bargains. You'll find some textile treasure for sure! read more

This place is as bad to be expected! Essentially a warehouse stuffed with random fabric scraps, ribbon and assorted accessories. To be honest, you better come here on a scavenger hunt, or else you will be disappointed! read more

My mom has been uber into crafting ever since her and the pops took up going to Burning Man. I've had the pleasure of not only hearing their "OMG MOM NO" stories from the Playa, but also going to SAS to help her find pretty things for tutus and hats and go knows what else. This place is MASSIVE. Staff is friendly. A little disorganized, but you can find some great shit there. Last time, I walked up with a mini glitter top hat. It's amazing. read more

The prices are great the fabric is too. The only thing I wish they had was carts to lug all the fabric bolts around before you stand in line to get them cut. The staff can be a little bit rude but it just depends on who you get when it's your turn. I won't let that stop me from returning. read more

Lots of fabric and trim at decent prices. But you have to put up with the employees to get it. I hate coming here for that reason. Two of them in particular, Donna and Rosie (?) are so rude. The one I think is named Rosie (a large Latina who works in the adjacent building that sells trim) always makes us wait while she talks to her co-workers or pretends to be busy with something at the counter. I believe she is racist. My daughter waited patiently only to have her item snatched away and told she couldn't use a debit card for purchases less than $5. Donna is always loud and condescending. She had a screaming match in front of the customers. with one of the guys who carries the fabric bolts. He actually yelled "I hate you!" Shopping here is not always a pleasant experience. But there are few alternatives in the area for fabric. read more

First of all "first to review credit" needs to go to Mirabella G! I tried to inform Yelp management of this, but can't figure out how to so want to give credit where credit is due, myself. Now to my review. This is a great store to go in if you have absolutely no idea of what your doing or close to it, like myself. It probably is a much better place to go if you do. They have a little of everything and a lot of everything. I say that because I am of the opinion that the more you know about what you are doing, the more you will find. Suffice it to say you can find an incredible amounts of fabrics and accessories when you walk in the door; just be ready to dig to find what you want. I go to SAS when I am looking for fabrics and buttons in order to replace dresses for my 90 year old friend. These are garments that just are not made anymore. I don't sew but my Mother did or I would be pretty much lost when I go in. I have no shame so I am likely to ask for help from anyone in the store-employee or customers. The attitude is such that most of the people shopping there are really nice. I was trying to decide to between two fabrics when a really older lady walked by who looked really good in what she was wearing. She was willing to tell me which one she appealed to her and that's the one I purchased. The employees are another story, Some really are more helpful than others depending on what you are trying to do. I think that is partly because they are always so busy. I've never seen the SAS store slow. So, don't let one put you off, eventually, you'll find another who will help you especially if you are desperate like me. The prices here really are great which is why it is worth it to go in and dig. It is a great people watching place, besides. Not for the faint of hear, this store is, but it can be a lot of fun. read more

I made it into this Sas because I happened to be right around the corner for an appointment. The store was much smaller than 19th Ave which I go to more often. Things were organized the way Sas organizes. I always feel like it's a treasure hunt and have fun. I did find the knit section and they were on sale. I made a purchase of awesome super soft knits. One thing I LOVE about Sas is the elastics and trims! $.50 a yard for 3 inch elastic? AMAZING! This was a nice Sas and I will go back if I am over there again for sure! read more

If you're expecting to find exactly what you want right away, this is not the place for you. It is small and very crowded, most stuff is just piled up seemingly arbitrarily. Even the employees don't appear to know where things are. I like to think of it as a scavenger hunt. If you have the time and patience, don't mind digging for things or crawling on a less than clean floor, there are gems to be found at great prices. read more

This place was recommended to me by a few people so I was extremely disappointed with my experience there on Saturday. It was my first time there and while I found the fabric I was looking for, the check out part was very rude. I did not realize there is a section that weighs your item before moving on to the cashier and was rudely told by this older man (maybe in his 70s) that works there that I need to get my fabric weighed. I let him know that I was waiting for the cashier for that. At that point he starting talking down to me asking if the fabric I was carrying was mine, I told him no and that I was trying to purchase it. He then condenscendingly told me to go the line to get it weighed before going to the cashier. He never greeted me or even smiled, also, he was not properly wearing a mask (I know because I was able to view his full mustache and beard). Not only is he endangering clients, he is also a very misearable man. You could tell the clients as well as his co-workers were all embarrased and tense. I decided to de-escalate the situation and thanked him for his help and he just ignored me. When I finally got to the cashier, I asked for his name, she said she could not provide names of the people working there. She then said she would let the manager know. In times of a pandemic, he should be nicer and grateful that he still has a job. Though that place could really use someone with better customer skills that makes the place more welcoming to clients. I will NOT be going back due to this experience. When I left the store, one of the clients was waiting for me and she told me that what the man working there did to me was rude and unacceptable. I thanked her, let her know I told the cashier and that I would add a review and encouraged her to do the same. Hopefully he is taught some customer service skills or gets fired. Evil, miserable people like that should not be the face of your company. Feel free to reach out if you have questions or would like more information regarding this. read more