Hamburg doesn't have a fabric district which is very disappoint for a designer who is looking to…read moreexpand her creativity. Out of all of the ones I been so far, Ernst's store carries more items you ever need. They have a wide selection of buttons, zippers, patterns for garments, trimmings, borders, and fabric diversity. The prices for some of this these can be pricey for an American who is use to purchasing from the NYC& LA fabric district. I won't pay 3 Euros for a 7 inch zipper or 1 Euro for your average button. If you need special thread, I recommend Cohan in Altona. If you need special beadings for a embroidery design on fabric, I don't recommend any store yet. I'm still searching for the one.

What a cool shop! I'm so happy something like this opened in the city center - IKEA is light years…read moreaway from central Hamburg and Butler's just isn't cutting it. Muji is a Japanese brand which sells lots and lots (and lots) of no-logo goods. They've got everything from home accessories, office supplies, furnishing, basic clothing, travel gear, small electronics and storage solutions. I picked up a really nice pair of house slippers, a few bathroom supplies and a zip-folder for storing papers, I'd love to come back here and perhaps buy one of their memory foam pillows and ink pens. Prices here are decent. Soaps can be expensive at 7e a bottle and the rest of the prices aren't cheap - but the quality of the items is really very good. I think the automatic tendency to associate no-logo goods with poor construction and a very cheap price-level is well challenged by Muji. Very worth a visit if you need... stuff. They literally have everything you need for your day-to-day. Quality is excellent, product design is great. They just made a loyal customer!

Ich liebe diesen Laden - schöne Kinderkleidung, auch gerne mal ausgefalleneres. Aber noch viel…read morewichtiger für Sew-it-yourselves-Moms: schöne und nicht-kitschige Kinderstoffe und Zubehör wie etwa Webbänder und Co - und das Mitten in der Stadt direkt zwischen Mühlenkamp und Jarrestr. Ein Besuch lohnt sich! Und vor allem: die Inhaberin ist sehr nett und berät ausführlich!