Perfect service. Found what I needed. Not a 5 star because nothing is perfect but they come close.read more

I have been going here for at least 25 years!! it is a place I love to visit for hours just…read moredreaming & touching the beautiful fabrics. The original owner was so knowledgeable & courteous which has now passed on to his son. Extremely polite, helpful & I always come away with exactly what I want. Exquisite fabrics, beautiful european cottons, woolens, ...... 25+ years and still my very favorite !!! And there's always parking in that section of the street.

The best place to get fabric in montreal. The staff is super helpful and knows a lot about it.read more

If you are looking for different types of fabric, this place holds a big variety. They don't always…read morehave the fabric composition but that's ok. It can get pretty hot in the warehouse when you browse throught all the rolls they have. I've known this place for few years now (discovered this place while I was studying in fashion) and I'm pretty surprised that there is no reviews yet. If you don't want to visit all the fabric stores on St-Hubert, this place might be it! :)

This is a fantastic store! The fabric collections are the most exquisite that I've ever seen!! Some…read moreof the embroidered tulle is beautiful and can be as expensive as $300/m--just to show the level of quality you can expect in this store. They import quality fabrics from all over. They have lace from France made by machines designed in the 1900 (or something like that). The owner's son, Mark, was most gracious and helpful. He showed real interest in us and why we were shopping and provided excellent observations. We picked up the most beautiful brocade fabric with gold tones with sparkling thread for my mom's outfit. With a bit of friendly conversation, he offered us a special price. If you're looking for quality fabrics and excellent service, come here! Definitely recommend!

Beautiful fabrics especially wools and special occasion fabrics. Small space filled with exquisite…read morefabrics. The owner was very helpful and made sure I could find what I wanted. This is 1 of 2 stores of quality fabrics that I have rated in Montreal. If you are looking for the best with competitive pricing check out both stores

I had the great pleasure of looking in this fabric warehouse when I was visiting a dear friend in…read moreMontreal and she graciously accompanied me there. This place is a massive building stacked floor to ceiling with fabric of every kind. There is no attempt to make things look pretty or put things on display, really, it is more of a storage locker type of feeling! I actually found it pretty overwhelming to attempt to look at everything, which I hate to say is how I typically shop, and I decided to just stick to cotton and canvas fabrics. They had licensed prints which would be great for quilting and I got some Batman Versus Superman movie cotton fabric. The service was very friendly and helpful; the people who work here have to be strong to deal with the huge amount of fabric coming in on a daily basis. The associate and I joked about the sheer volume of fabric and how it would take hours to see everything. This is a wholesale fabric place which is open to the public; you don't need any special identification to shop there. I didn't find the prices any lower than other fabric stores. It is in the middle of an industrial complex type of area, but it wasn't too difficult to get there on the metro and bus. Just don't expect to find other shopping or nice restaurants nearby. I recommend Tonitex Textiles to those who love fabric and textiles and have the time to search through a lot of it, or know exactly what they are looking for. They did not appear to sell notions or patterns (I'm not sure about interfacing though they probably do). They accept debit cards.

Fabric stores have started to really decline in the last couple of years given that our…read moremanufacturing industries that made apparel have all but disappeared and so much of it comes from China. For those of use who own sewing machines and sew on our own, it's getting harder and harder to find places to get all our sewing needs and sewing notions met conveniently. Fabricville and Bouclair were always the two main stops but Bouclair is now mostly a design store now and half of Fabricville is also the same. Thankfully the other half of Fabricville still sells fabrics and sewing notions. I have an old-school Singer machine( all with metal parts inside) and I needed to get new needles for my machine for denim work. I found everything I needed here. Prices were pretty decent, the service was friendly but it's a location that's out of the way for me. I just wish sewing shops weren't as few and far between as they are nowadays.

Awful. Terrible customer service, terrible choice of fabrics and no rhyme or reason to sale…read moresignage. One would think the fabric under the sign that says "on sale" would be on sale but no, apparently they ran out of tables, and instead of I dunno, changing the signage or something they just leave tou to guess what sales applies to what fabric with no rhyme or reason. And no PVC like fabrics at all? Really? In 2021 I can't come to your store and buy fabric to make a contemporary jacket, it's not even niche.

Peter the owner is the best. Knowledgeable and professional. Stays with his customer and make sure…read morethey get the right product..

I appreciate their job, but I am not happy with the price. 3 hours installation, charge me $650 for…read moreinstallation. I have other job with electrician, only cost me $70/hour for the electrician. Compare with electrician(license people), I believe $200/hour is too much for installation.

What a gem! This place is so adorable!!! Buttons, beads, lace, ribbon, etc! It's so amazing all the…read morevariety - by far the best store of its kind! Blown away by how completely organized and well stocked the store is. The staff is AMAZING, super helpful, patient, and knowledgeable. You'll be be in awe of the quality and quantity of the inventory. So glad and happy to have found the store on a recent trip to Montréal, if I'm ever back I'll be sure to come in again! Great to experience!

If you love buttons like I do, and really, who doesn't, go to this store. Or you just want to feel…read moreold-timey Parisian, go to this store. You'll see buttons, lace, trimming, couture tools and even old hat blocks here. You'll buy buttons for fabric you have yet to buy, for dresses you have yet to make, but in your minis you know exactly how it's going to look. The proprietress does not disappoint. She was a vision. No more to say, gotta start sewing!

I love coffee shops that are not just a coffee shop and Les Faiseurs matches that perfectly…read more The place is decorated in very lively colors and has an amazing vibe to it. The tables are large, in case you want to study or work. I ordered several cookies and a cold brew. The cookies were amazing, I shared them between some friends and no crumbs were left alive. The cold brew was just okay, not amazing but good enough. The space for pottery is large and while I haven't taken a class, I would love to do that in the future. Overall, a great coffee place to visit and support

I discovered this place on instagram and just from their pictures, I knew I had to go. It's such a…read morebeautiful space, it is on the opposite side of the sun though which is a bummer. I visited with a foodie friend on an early Sunday afternoon for brunch and we were really satisfied. It got a bit busy but I managed to get a good table before the rush came in. The menu is simple but they have many good choices. I got the grilled cheese and it was delicious. I also got to try the soup of the day, it was bell pepper and carrot, it was also amazing. Came with little croutons and bread. We also got a piece of banana, coffee, and peanut butter cake. Pretty good for a vegan cake. It wasn't dry and the peanut butter icing was just sweet enough. I had a cold mochaccino with coconut milk and it was ok, I really don't like coffee that much though so maybe that's why I didn't love it. I thought it was bitter still even though there was only a bit of coffee in it. I needed a bit of caffeine to kick start my Sunday and that's why I got it. What I really like about this cafe is that they offer pottery classes in the building over. We could see the class while we ate, it looked fun! They also sell the creations of some of their Montreal artists in store. Service is also very nice and they are very friendly when answering questions about the menu.