Love this store- it's huge. I was there a few years ago with a friend, and we came away with…read morefabulous knitting wool bargains. Between the two of us we made 6 sweaters, scarves, socks and a few baby blankets.. More recently, I bought high quality fabric to make a few cushion covers for my sofa. Terrific selection of materials. I also bought pillow forms to replace older ones at home. The forms are overstuffed, making my pillows look fantastic. Pillow forms are in every size you could possibly want.

Jokes aside. This is a FABRIC STORE that has everything. INCLUDING American candy. Lots of it. Old…read morestyle sweets. And chips. And nuts. All from the US and quite the variety of English toffee. Makes no sense but I WAS IN MY ELEMENT! Lots of fabric and sewing accoutrements (I was accompanying someone today ... I don't sew but their selection was extensive). Prices are very reasonable. They'll sell small amounts as little as half a yard. Their silk selection was huge as was the linen. Lots of houndstooth, Prince of Wales checked design, and Tweedy looking fabrics.

Sultan fine fabric has Terylene & wool. You can find a Caribbean tailor at Oakwood ave &…read moreEglington West at 416-781-1685 611-609 Oakwood ave. Jamall taylor.

Honestly worst fabric store I've ever been to. I decided to order one of the heavy wools and it had…read moremoths everywhere in it. Which was disappointed, I decided to call for a refund. The owners said no and had a very negative attitude. Bought 2 yards I couldn't even use half a yard.

I sometimes think reviews are written by someone affiliated with an organization or paid to write a…read morereview, this isn't either. This company has been around for a while and have always maintained the same pleasantry from the owner. I started shopping at Roma Textiles back in the early nineties and must say I admire their business practices. You get some of the best materials and notions at reasonable prices with much needed information from Frank. In case you're not convinced of what my opinion of this store, here's proof. I've moved 3500 kilometers from the vicinity and who did I call first? They have the products I need at a price I can afford with the right personality to keep me shopping there.

I visited Roma Textiles on the strength of Roma M.'s (no relation) recommendation and found it to…read morebe very accurate. I now adore this shop too. Roma Textiles has a large inventory that is neatly displayed. Their staff are helpful but discrete. Their emphasis is on wovens, with only the tiniest bit of knits. But their selection is marvelous. Like LA Fabrics on Queen, but on steroids. A huge and beautiful assembly of embroidered, beaded, and embellished fabrics. If you are looking for fabric for evening wear/bridal, this is your place. If you are looking for fabrics for day wear that skews to business formal, you will find an amazingly beautiful selection of lightweight, couture-house name silks, fabrics appropriate for trousers, skirts, fitted suits, etc. Menswear suit-type woolens were to be found in all weights, colours, patterns (pinstripes, houndstooth, etc). Suitings of all manner. I agree with Roma M.'s assessment - upon setting foot in this place, your mind immediately starts spinning with ideas for couture-style pieces. Prices are quite reasonable for the calibre of the fabrics, IMO. Also, they have out on their table the oh-so-wonderful Marfy pattern catalog to browse (as well as other glossy Italian couture periodicals). It was the current issue and apparently the order it regularly. So if you, like me, get very irritated with Marfy's on-line browsing facility, you could flip through actual paper pages of the catalog (though you'll still need to place the order yourself). Roma Textiles doesn't carry any patterns, not that you would expect them to, given the clientele that they cater to (i.e., dressmakers, designers, etc - those who draft their own patterns).

I started taking sewing classes and this fabric store was recommended by my instructor for having…read morevery affordable and a wide selection of fabrics. They do sell a limited selection non-fabric items (ie thread, zippers) but the majority is fabrics. I found the staff to be very helpful. Even though they were busy, a gentleman was helping another customer and then came by to assist me. I found the pricing to be very affordable given today's inflation - much cheaper than stores like Walmart! I would definitely shop in person here again and prefer to support smaller local businesses rather than big online retailers.

Wide range of fabrics at a very good price....and they will ship your purchase. So if you are…read moretravelling and do not want to pack extra fabric in your suitcase, have it shipped. It will arrive quickly and well wrapped.

I have purchased an extra large body pillow which was fabulous. Bought it for two reasons 1st I was…read morehaving major knee surgery great for support between the knees. 2nd supports your back since you can't turn over right after surgery. I took it with me to West Park Rehab Health Center and the nurses could not stop talking about how great and comfortable it looked and it really was. It really improve my sleep quality. Gave the phone number and address to at least 4 people. I hope they enjoy the body pillow as much as I have been. I recommend purchasing the pillow covers for them as well it has an extra long zipper which makes it easy to remove wash and replace. Thank you so much. I highly recommended it to anyone going for surgery or are pregnancy or if you just need something to hug that night. Toronto Ontario Canada.

Nusso Textiles is a company that imports & sells textiles & home textiles type products. I was…read morelooking for burlap, lace & twine for a client (wedding invitations) & was so happy to have found something from Canada & in the city! I actually purchased through another website of theirs (Home Tex www.hometex.ca). The transaction was quite easy. Please be sure to check out the coupons as you can easily get a few dollars off. When I spoke to a rep via chat, they also gave me a link to get some free samples (choice of dish cloth or cheesecloth). For shipping, you have the option to pick up at the store (close to Yorkdale Mall) or delivered to your door for an extra fee. I went to pick them up since it wasn't too far. From the outside it looked somewhat sketchy. But never mind that. The products were great ! I didn't get a chance to go in cuz before I even parked my car, someone had come out w/ my box. Perhaps they really wanted to leave as it was close to closing. The burlap was easy to cut & I liked the lace a lot. There are many different sizes for these things! I think it is definitely easier shopping online than at the site.

This fabric store opened 2023-04-22 and has three floors for a total of 22,000 square feet! The…read moreground floor has fashion and luxurious fabrics, organza, jersey knits, nylons, and linens. The upper floor has home decor, drapery, vinyls, faux fur, drapery rods, and drapery rings. The basement has all the notions and crafts (punch needle, crochet,  embroidery,  knitting,  quilting), zippers, thread, sewing needles, trims, sewing patterns, fleece. The staff are very helpful. There are escalators and one elevator. There is no free WiFi. The store is wheelchair accessible. There are no washrooms. There is very limited paid street parking, but there are parking garages nearby. It is near the Bloor-Yonge Subway Station. Review 2023-105

It doesn't matter which Fabric land store i have visited; and I've tried a few, the majority of…read morestaff are miserable and look as if you've inconvenienced them! come on a smile goes a long way

Mark, you'll be seeing me again soon. I've just aquired another property that needs the…read moreceiling-mounted hardware. Window owners everywhere, this is a window covering solution you won't find at any hardware store. If you have a ceiling or bulkhead that sits directly on top of the window frame -- that is, there's no wall space between the top of the frame and the ceiling -- you've probably done what everyone does in that situation: mount a half-moon style rod hook on the frame itself. So you know what happens: you can see the top of the frame above the top of the curtains, and you get a line of light coming in at the top, because the curtains can't sit high enough to cover the whole window. Well, Mark's got an app for that. :-) Ask him for the ceiling-mounted rings. They come in all the same colours as the rods. Oh, and you MUST buy the rods, too. You know the kind you get in hardware stores, the expandable kind? You know how they sag in the middle because they're not sturdy? And how your curtains get stuck in the gap? And then you have to pull too hard on them, and the next thing you know you've ripped that cheap rod hook right out of the wall? Well, so far, I've bought... let me count in my head...six sets of solid rods and ceiling supports from Mark, and they're the greatest things. I keep showing all my clients and tenants, and they're amazed they've never seen such a simple curtain solution anywhere before. I tell them, just go see Mark at The Drapery King.

Buyer beware. They don't take any responsibility for their mistakes and don't accept returns or…read moreexchanges on any purchases. One of their sales reps told us we could buy a curtain to take home and then exchange it if it wasn't the right colour even though it's in PERFECT condition. Had them cut rods but they weren't cut properly even though the measurements were CORRECT and they won't do anything about it. Thought about having them install curtains too but when we realized that Mark, the owner, chooses (on a whim or based on how he's feeling that day) who gets a better price for such services, we opted out. It's hard to support small businesses when this is how they run their business - especially when it's something custom and so specific like curtains, rods, etc!

Dear Hiring Manager at Desires Art Store, I've walked past your window a dozen times--always…read morepausing at that charcoal sketch of the woman mid-laugh, the one where her eyes look like they know exactly what I'm hiding. It's the kind of piece that doesn't sell itself; it just... stays. And honestly? That's why I'm writing. I've spent the last three years behind the counter at a tiny gallery in Portland--nothing fancy, just good light and people who'd rather talk about brushstrokes than buy anything. I learned how to spot the quiet ones who come in for just a look, then leave with a $400 watercolor because I asked if they'd ever painted their own shadow. I'm not pushy. I'm patient. And I remember names--like how Mrs. Alvarez always wants the softest pastels, or how the kid in the hoodie keeps circling the same neon print until he finally asks if we do layaway. Desires feels different. Not louder--just deeper. I've seen your Instagram; the way you frame a single canvas like it's breathing. You don't just sell art--you curate moments. I want to be part of that. I'm good with inventory (I once reorganized our entire back room by mood--warm tones on the left, cold on the right--sales jumped fifteen percent). I can wrap a piece like it's a gift to someone's future self. And yeah, I'll admit--I've already daydreamed about restocking your shelves at six in the morning, radio low, coffee black, watching the city wake up through the glass. If you're looking for someone who'll treat every customer like they're about to fall in love--with a painting, with themselves, with whatever--they'll find here--I'm your guy. Let me know if you ever need an extra pair of hands. Or eyes. Or just someone who'll stay late to hang that last piece right. Warmly, Leo P.S.

I probably find myself at Leather & Sewing Supplies at least every 3 weeks. I love this store, and…read moreeveryone who works there. Some are absolute legends (Anita) This place has everything you need for your projects and a lot of stuff you didn't know you needed until you saw it. Great prices. Well stocked store. Perfect location.