Amazing prices and selection of all kinds of fabric and notions! Most quilting fabric was $2.99-4.99/yard which was a great deal in my opinion. Will definitely be back! read more

Awesome selection of 4 way stretch fabric. All for super cheap prices. Like $4 per yard. Every solid color imaginable. A bunch of patterns. A mind blowing selection. Zippers 10 cents per inch. Right on Rt 9 at 126. Super easy access from either road. Staff is friendly and helpful and leave you alone. But accessible if you need help. read more

I bought beautiful silk fabric to make a dress to attend a wedding. You never know what you'll find, but I never walk out empty handed! Can't wait for my next fabric shopping trip. Staff has always been helpful. read more

Meh. This place leaves a lot to be desired when compared with The Fabric Place that was forever based in Downtown Framingham. The variety of fabrics at Sewfisticated Fabrics are NOT sophisticated at all. There were hardly any fleece fabrics (as compared with a vast array at Jo-Ann Fabrics just up the street in Natick.) Further, I found the other fabrics at Sewfisticated to be chintzy in texture (lightweight and cheaply made). Garish colors. Think: cheesy prom dresses. I saw a few upholstery fabrics that were beautiful, but at $6.99/yd, am not convinced that the quality would endure. When I asked for help finding something, I was spoken to in a condescending manner and was "pointed" towards a wall, instead of being walked over and shown. If nothing else, this is a fun place to go to people watch, as some of the employees AND customers have an "interesting" sense of style. Skip this place and drive a few miles up Route 9 into Natick, where the inventory and the service at Jo-Ann Fabrics are far superior. read more

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The selection of fabrics is amazing and I like shopping here for the variety and the price. The owner is very annoying. She followed me around the store constantly asking me if I needed any help. If you can handle that, this is the place for you however I can't tolerate being harassed while I am trying to shop so I am no longer a customer. read more

Sewfisticiated offers wools, cottons, poly-blends, silks and laces at low prices in a sun-filled showroom on Rt 9 in Framingham. I sew a lot! I make some of my clothing and I make a few quilts a year. I am very sensitive to the cost of fabric so I am thrilled to find Sewfisticated. Sewfisticated is made up of 2 storefronts with parking in front and back. One side is filled with fashion fabrics and cottons, and the other side offers bridal fabrics and home decorating fabric. I spent about 30 minutes here, it was very easy to find what I needed, it just took me some time to make a decision. There were a lot of fabrics to choose from ranging from $3.99 (poly-blends) to $9.99 (silk). (At Mood in NYC this would cost $30 a yard!) Also, there is a selection of patterns at 50% off. The sales person was very kind and friendly. As I was checking out, the owner was there and was friendly. I would make this store my first stop before hitting Joannes and Fabric Basement. read more

I understand people's comments about the service- it's not Nordstrom quality. But when you're practically stealing fabric from them because the prices are SO low, it seems a bit naive to expect great service- even 'good' service - at this price - is a stretch. They have to pay rent, pay employees, etc- on what's basically nonprofit margin. I'm sure the staff is overworked - and has to (clearly) work with customers with unreasonably high expectations. Can you blame them for being grouchy? As with most things in life, you get what you pay for. If you want decent customer service, go to JoAnn. If you want great customer service (albeit snotty- par for the course), go to Calico Corners-in both cases you'll pay more (and have a lot fewer choices). read more

I too was a long-time patron of the Fabric Place and was desolate when they went out of business. I visited Sewfisticated for the first time today and was so frustrated by the time I left that I am not sure I will ever go back, even though they had a nice selection of inexpensive silk doupioni and very cute cottons. The problems I had are essentially the same as those that Lauren mentions in her review. I sew for dolls and I don't need large pieces of fabric, but because the prices were reasonable I made my peace with it and had a large stack of fabrics for cutting. On at least half of my stack they wouldn't sell me a piece because it wouldn't leave enough on the bolt. One piece of brocade that I HAD to have, there were 2 and 7/8 yards on the bolt. I ended up having to buy the whole piece. The owner/manager did agree to discount the per yard price because the fabric was dirty and damaged, so I appreciated that, but I was so annoyed that I had to pass up several fabrics I really wanted because of their irritating and nonsensical rules. Bottom line, I would come here all the time (and I buy major fabric!) if they would loosen up a little and think about the needs of their customers rather than what is most convenient for them. read more

Today was the first time I have ever been here! I was in the Mass area from CT on other business. I did some research and found this little gem! I was in love as soon as I walked through the door! The prices in here can't be beat! I saw fabric from $1.99 a yd to $5.99 a yd. I'm not 100% sure if it goes higher than that, but the fabric I was looking at was in this range. There is a one yard minimum. If you want 2 yds and there is .75 or .50 left on the bolt you either have to take it all or leave it all. Which is completely understandable. This way they don't have remnants all over that people don't want and they can keep their prices down. The staff was very friendly and were interested in holding a conversation with me. Mind you...it wasn't very busy at the time. They do multi-task which doesn't bother me b/c I multi-task as well. I will definitely be coming back in a month or 2. It's a pretty long drive for me so it has to be planned well. read more

I was SO glad to see the Sewfisticated sign go up on the former Fabric Place building, as I live nearby and had gotten used to having a fabric store 'down the street' so to speak. I finally got over there today and want to spread the word so they stay and grow and prosper here in my town! Many years ago I worked in North Quincy and used to go to the Sewfisticated store on Morrissey Blvd on my lunch hour. The prices are amazing, and while the store doesn't occupy the *entire* Fabric Place space (read: they have a smaller selection, esp. notions and patterns, but you can get those at the Joann's in Natick anyway) it is a joy for those of us who actually SEW, and are tired of the quality of most of the fabric selections at Joann's. There are SO many stores now carrying supplies for crafters that to actually have a FABRIC store back in the neighborhood is exciting. I'm sorry to hear about Carmen's experience, but I have to say that I found many of the employees of the old Fabric Place to be, well, difficult at best. Not all, but a surprising number. So I shopped there for convenience rather than out of joy. I'm looking forward to making frequent trips to the new Sewfisticated Fabrics store and say 'thanks!' for bringing fabric back to Framingham! read more

I've been here a few times and have had excellent customer service. Granted, I don't fit the typical demographic of fabric store customers in the MA MetroWest region, so I stick out like a sore thumb. But one of the nice ladies always check-in with me...not pushy, never curt...even offered some sewing tips. These guys have the best fabric and selection around. Joann Fabrics have nothing close to what you will find her. I've also checked out a highly rated store in Boston Chinatown. No comparison. Be sure to go upstairs and check out the discounted fabrics. CHEAP! read more

Love love love Sewfisticated. Since I've discovered they have a Framingham location, I'm down there at least once a month. Silks for $9.99, linen for under $5 a yard, Breton-striped knits, guipure lace for $16.99 ... just amazing fabrics for very good prices. I've also purchased home dec fabrics here ($5.99 yard), and they're top-quality/brand name. The quality is excellent -- I've never had trouble with fabrics being off grain, damaged, or that fall apart after washing, unlike some fabrics I've purchased at box (Joann's -- cough) stores. I'm not a quilter, but they seem to have a good selection of quilting cottons. I also like their wool fabrics -- I've purchased wool tweed as well as wool boucle blends here for much less than I would have paid elsewhere. It is definitely worth a trip. If you want to spend a day fondling fabrics, you can hit the trifecta of Sewfisticated, Fabric Place Basement (Natick) and the $2.99 Fabric Store in Auburn without too much trouble. read more

This was my first outing to this store, with some girlfriends out for our friends Birthday. She had been telling us about this awesome place for a while, and we were all really hyped up to check it out. Thank goodness it lived up to the hype. They had a great selection, at really low prices. They fall lower than JoAnn Fabrics prices even with the coupon, which is really important to someone like me that sews a lot of clothing, and cosplays. Everything was clean and seemed well cared for, We went on a holiday towards the end of the day, and the staff seemed tired, but didn't seem annoyed with us, which is great. As an avid sewer I didn't really ask any questions so i can't speak to their knowledge or helpfulness when looking for something specific - but we had a chat with the manager and she was wonderful, entertaining, and interested in chatting with us. Made us feel very welcome. There is no doubt that we will make the 1 hour and 20min trek to the area again. What we can't find there, we can find over at Fabric Place Basement (which isn't far from here) and we wont' have to step foot in a JoAnns for fabric again! read more

Inexpensive! Frugal! I love this place! it has a large selection of fabrics for such an inexpensive price. I know that other reviewers lament the store policies about how much you fabric you have to leave behind and how you must buy at least 1 yard of fabric, but the prices are so low that you end up getting 2 yards of fabric for the price of 1/2 yard of fabric at JoAnn's. It's a "do it yourself" kind of place and the people who work there just ring up your items and put stuff back. If you want someone to hold your hand as you walk around the store, you'll have to go some place else. They have great fabrics at crazy cheap prices. read more

Friendly, convenient and affordable. They have some wonderful luxury fabrics as well as quilting cottons. The german buttons are also a find. read more

What a horrible experience with the lady name VICKI at Sewfisticated fabric in Framingham. She is very lazy and extremely rude. She was standing and eating holding the plate, went to the bathroom making a phone call- she was kept on saying 'hello, hello' in the bathroom. And then came out still looking at her phone for a while, when I was waiting to pay................. Finally she looked at me. There was some black stains on the back of the white fabric, so I wanted to know whether it is washable. What an impudent lady, her blunt reply was " I don't know, it is only $1.99". YES I know the price, but why can't the customer even ask whether it is cleanable???? Vicki was lazy enough not to spread the fabrics out evenly to measure the length for the customer, she stretched out only one side of the fabric to measure. And then made a huge lump of the fabric, instead of folding to bag it. A chunk lump of 5 1/2 yard of double sided fabric!!! I was shocked by her behavior, told her that I want to fold it myself. She cynically laughed and took the other client next to me and said, "Since they wanted to fold it up, I will take you." After folding the fabric properly, I had to wait for the other cashier to pay. People go to Sewfisticated, because it is a good place to buy fabrics at the discounted prices. Just because you are selling bargain priced items, you don't have to be all mean and rude and low class bargained manner. Nobody is expecting 5 star customer service at your place, but a decent behavior as a person. read more

This is the best of the three locations! There is the largest selection, the employees are helpful and aren't bothered when I spend an hour matching fabrics. They're always able to help answer any questions and I love the low prices and constantly changing fabric selection which makes me come back to look for new fabrics every few weeks! read more

This place is the best of the best if you're looking for quality fabric at a fraction of the regular price. There are a few locations but I believe this one is by far the best. The employees are gems, super helpful and happy to throw in discounts when you buy in quantity. Be aware it seems like most of their fabric are overstock or irregular orders from retailers so you'll get really beautiful expensive fabrics for pennies on the dollar but there might be some snags and irregularities and coming back to find more yardage of the same print might be fruitless. But hey, that's why the fabric is inexpensive! Despite this I think the value and quality is still way above joanne fabrics and some things [like silk knits] you just can't buy in any other fabric store in the area. read more

Maybe the blond short haired, older lady who was working at the store was having an off day. A REALLY off day. I used to live at the former fabric store that was housed in that same location, so when I found out another fabric store was opening, I was, needless to say, elated. I love my arts and crafts, and just recently attended a workshop on needle felting. I was so excited so ask if they had any needles (the one I had was wearing out) and/or wool that I had taken $80 out of the ATM seconds before. I went in and I was all but ignored by a short haired, older blonde woman who was stocking things. I tried looking around the needle section, and she seemed annoyed that I was around her (I was starting to doubt if she worked there at all). I asked her if she had any needles for needle felting, and the conversation went somewhat like this: Her: "I've NEVER heard of that" Me: "It's a large needle with barbs, you stab wool with it" Her: "Nah, not here. We are not a crafts store" Me: "I've seen them at fabric places before" Her:" Well, maybe here in the suburbs, because I'm from the city and we have a store in Somerville and I HAVE BEEN in this business for 30 years and I have never heard of that." Me: "..." I just felt belittled and left. I bought my supplies at JoAnn's once, but their selection was small. I guess I will be driving 40 minutes to New England Felting Supply in Easthampton if I need any felting supplies.. As for fabric, I think JoAnn's will continue to be my choice. Unpleasant experience- I felt like a hick just by living in the suburbs and I grew up in Cambridge. Not sure if I would go back or recommend it to anyone. read more

My replacement for Filene's Basement! Love everything about this new place! Staff is wonderful, funny and helpful. Plenty of parking. Store is a little quirky to find the first time. AND the Fabric! Wonderful quilt fabric-walls of beautiful quilt shop quality w/ fabulous brand names that I have seen priced at $10-12/yard. Of course, like the old FB, sometimes it is hit or miss. Some days the remnant table contains a million fabulous quilts- in-my-imagination. Some days only 3 or 4. Some days I find fabrics for little girls skirts or sequin fabric for dress up. I always leave feeling like I've gotten a great bargain. Love the Natick Sewfisticated! read more

This is the best fabric shop in the world! The owner Joe knows everything about the fabric business, he special orders obscure items all the time for his customers and he keeps a ton of different fabrics in stock. Anything you need for sewing, quilting, or craft projects of any kind, you can find it here and they have the lowest prices of any fabric merchant anywhere. read more

As a seamstress, this is as good as it gets this side of Boston. Note: This applies to the Framingham location ONLY. The important thing is they don't just sell woven cotton or upolstery fabrics, but also knits, wools, linen, silks, etc. which can be used in clothing construction. It is not unusual to have a minimum yardage like they do, and considering the very low prices, I have to just shrug and say well it is inexpensive and non-commercial..I can deal with a yard minimum. That said I am, for the most part, buying 2+ yards at a time. They also have the full line of Vogue, McCalls, Butterick, and Simplicity patterns at half retail price. I've been scourging the state for fabric stores and avoid big businesses as much as possible - they're the ones that put places like the Fabric Store out of business - and if I want more than woven cotton (e.g. quilting fabric suppliers) I go here. The staff is not all-knowing, so I wouldn't always believe when they say "we don't have knit interfacing" and I can find it in the back right wall along with the rest of the interfacings. The final word on this is, I wish there were more places like this store, and it would be a very sad day if they went away and my only choices were the "Walmarts of the sewing world" store or going into Boston. read more

We were here for the first time yesterday. They have some nice fabrics, and the two employees we dealt with were both pleasant (contrary to some other reviewers' experiences). However, I was disappointed because their website advertises quilting cottons for $1.99-2.99/yd, and that's the reason why I made the trip here. All the fabrics on bolts are $3.99/yd. There were some flat folds for $2.49-2.99. Now, if you know your quilting fabrics, some of those fabrics were bargains at $3.99 and I did in fact bring some home. Their website had just led me to expect even better bargains. Be aware as well that they have restrictions on cutting. They say they will not leave a piece less than two yards, so you either take the rest or you don't take the piece. OK, they don't want to deal with remnants. How is it, then, that one of the flat folds I purchased was half a yard? read more

While I was thrilled that there was another fabric store in the area, I was a little disappointed by my recent visit. I was in the store to purchase fabric for a baby quilt and needed less than a yard of each fabric I chose. The first issue: you need to purchase at least a yard of fabric - which was initially fine because the fabric is affordable. However, because much of the fabric on sale at Sewisticated are sample bolts and remnants, there is not much fabric on the bolt. Leading to the second issue: you have to leave at least 2 yards on the bolt. So I started out only needing 1/2 yd of my fabric and walked away with 2 1/2 yds because of the store rules. Fine, make me leave 2 yards on the bolt, but allow me to purchase less than a yard of fabric if it is available. You're essentially forcing your customers to purchasing much more fabric than they need, which is a bit shady and unfair. My mother pointed these "rules" out to the man behind the counter and how they were putting limitations on the customer. He did not have a reply. It was as if his whole plan to short change his customers was discovered. I think these rules ultimately make your business unprofessional and unfair. I miss Fabric Place: their selection, their professional and their customer service. read more

New location on route 9 is great. It's well lit, spacious, and accessible sans route 9. Great selection of $3.99/yard fabrics, great place to stock up and save on yards, zippers, bias and more. read more

Best prices for fabric ANYWHERE in the metro area, and wonderful service!

I've been meaning to go to the Somerville store for months now but never made it over - and was so happy to learn that they have a location in Framingham. I got some lovely silk remnants and suiting fabric, which was the main reason I went. A great variety of suiting fabric, traditional colors and patterns but also some unique striped patterns. There was also a very large variety of home decor fabric, lots of more modern patterns and prints. I wish there was more lace, but my main purpose was the suiting fabric, and at 1.99-4.99 a yard, it was an amazing deal. The prices were the best I've ever seen and there was a wide selection of various kinds of fabric - I go to JoAnn's because it's close, but I don't think I'll ever step foot in there again - the selection, prices, and quality of Sewfisticated far exceed anything JoAnn's has. Customer service was just fine except for the owner/boss, who was fantastic. I will be coming here often! read more

This store is loaded with great fabrics at bargain prices. You need to go with an open mind, and not a set fabric in mind. The prices are well below other fabric stores in Boston and in the surrounding areas. You will find great silks at $10/yard, and other upholstery fabrics for $7/yard and below. This store is a real find in the area. read more

Excellent selection wonderful people our happy place.love the variety great quality prices

I shopped there twice already, and I am so happy to find really great fabrics around here. And the prices are unbelievable. I bought a beautiful wool jersey for 3.99 a yard, silk for 9.99, and they even have leather hides. I will definitely go there again. The staff is really nice, they know their fabrics and are very professional. read more

I was so sad to see Fabric Place leave Framingham; but Sewfisticated Fabrics is awesome!! The fabric choices and prices are unbelievable. A GREAT selection and GREAT price on a bolt and remnants. The calico fabrics are fantastic as well. What a GREAT find! Janet read more

Cannot agree with previous reviewers. My experience at this fabric store was wonderful, that may in part be due to the success I finally had locating upholstery fabric I had been searching for for the past 6 months. Had been to local chain fabric stores w/o much success. Needed to touch the fabric to feel the hand so on line sites were not cutting it for me. I had exhausted stores in the Providence area.. Walking into the store was uneventful, bolted fabric arranged in an organized and orderly fashion. The place is clean. No complaints about staff. Really did not need them until I got to the cutting table where I was greeted appropriately and cordially. Yes I too was a bit surprised about the 2 7/8 min yd remaining on a bolt. but this was not a big deal for me since I was purchasing 5 plus yards for the 6 living room chairs. Selection appears to be hit or miss and I hit on both visits. On the first visit I was able to find coordinating fabric because the selection was quite extensive. Some bolts were outdated but most were current. I know this because I have been "studying" fabric online for the last 6 months so have a good knowledge of what is currently being offered. Appears that fabric runs the gamet of first quality, seconds, and end rolls so I recommend you have a working knowledge of fabric in order not to be disappointed. As with anything, knowledge is everything. You cannot imagine my DELIGHT AND JOY when I walked down into the upholstery area and found a bolt of indoor/outdoor fabric that I had found online but just could not afford at a cost of $100.00 a yd! I became estatic when I was told the cost per yard was only $6.99 !!!!!!!!!!!!! Talk about finding a BARGAIN.! Finally this project was moving forward. Made a second trip t weeks later and found a whole new lot of fabrics. Again found more bolts of fabric that I had seen on line and and far better cost. So I can only say .....Thank you Sewfisticated Fabrics for existing. read more

I was floored by my experience with this place. I went in with a friend of mine. We walked in and the women were in mid-conversation. We started looking around in their general area as they continued to chat, but they started talking quitter and giggling. Then, one of them said loudly, "MEN! They are all the same! That's all I'll say about that right now." And they all laughed and looked over in our direction. Straight up man-bashing right in front of their customers.... The worst part is, we are both guys! Guy-bashing in front of guys! They continued to ignore us as I said out loud "I can't see anything like it. I wonder if they have anything. Maybe we should ask." That made one lady look up but she didn't ask if we needed help. No one asked if we needed help, even though we were obviously looking around confused. I decided to purposely interrupt their conversation. My friend had a pic on his phone that showed a woman wearing a unique dress. I took the phone to them and said "would you have anything like this?" One women looked at the phone in my hand, wrinkled her nose at the pic and said "Ah, no. I doubt that very much". Another women at least took the phone out of my hand and she raised her eyebrows and said "oh god, no... we don't." and handed the phone back at me as she turned away. The first woman then replied "We find all kinds of treasures but nothing like that." What these "women" didn't know is the pic was of an Alexander McQueen original design. One that is being worn by Effie Trinket in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. I guess that store is just too good to carry a textile that comes close to an Alexander McQueen original. We started looking around and maybe 5 minutes later one of them came up and said "you won't find what you are looking for here. The closest you're going to find is over here." She brought us over to some fabric by the door that didn't even look close and then just walked away. I was so aggravated by this experience I turned to my friend and said "they have a bunch of crappy fabric here. Let's go". As we left I could have sworn one of them said to the other, "maybe we should lock the door before more of them come in." Obtw, it was 4:45 so it wasn't closing time yet. read more

Best customer service, designer fabric and notions around hands down. I've shopped at the fabric place basement, zimmans, joanns, etc. and always have the best luck at Sewfisticated in Framingham. You cannot beat their price on designer fabrics such as Premier, sunbrella,duralee, etc. I have made complete curtains and upholstery for 3 vintage campers, made numerous designer curtains for my home, barn and pergola, many crafty items such as table runners, handbags, zipper pouches, etc. for a fraction of the cost of other stores. I have always been greated by nothing but the friendliest, nicest people. Even the owner is fantastic as well. The staff is alway helpful and interested on my next task/project. To me they are my favorite place to visit, and purchase designer decor fabric. But if you see something you like-buy it because it may not be there tomorrow since the price is so great. I LOVE Sewfisticated! read more

I have been searching for a fabric store that isn't 85% quilting fabric (Joann's) and actual good quality fashion fabrics for awhile now. I heard about Sewfisticated from my boyfriend who saw one in Somerville. I was psyched and went to check it out but didn't have enough time to buy anything. I recently went to the Framingham location (after googling) and it was amazing!! Every fabric was affordable from $1.99-3.99 knits to $9.99 for 100% silk. It was a dream come true. The owner really knew his fabric and I appreciated that. The woman working there was very patient as I collected all my fabrics 1st and sorted through before I cut any. I ended up purchasing 10 different fabrics b/c they had such great stuff. I definitely will be back. It was a great store with great people. read more

I've been shopping in this store since it opened, and in the Somverville store before that. People don't jump up to ask if you need something, that's true. But they have never been rude to me, and always helped me and answered my questions. In fact, when I talk to them (when they aren't busy with other customers) we have had some very nice conversations! So maybe it's my attitude? This is not a general fabric store, and should not be compared to Joann's or Fabric Place. It IS a major discount fabric supplier. Expecting Joann or Calico Corners selections for supplies is just plain silly in a store like this. They generally have much better fabrics, better selection that either Joann or Calico, and there is absolutely no beating the prices! If you can find somet fabric at Joann's, even on sale, at $4.99 - and we won't even mention that thought regarding Calico Corners - good luck to you. It make take a couple trips to wait for the fabric I'm looking for to come in, but paying only 20% of the cost anywhere else is certainly worth it to me! read more

I have been to this store from CT nearly 2 dozen times over the past 2 and a half years - and I managed a fabric store a number of years ago. I have NEVER had a problem with the service. The various people I've worked with have been patient and efficient. Even store clerks can be forgiven an occasional bad day. It happens. Have met the owner several times when there and he's is very easy to get along with, and was both helpful and knowledgable. You cannot expect a discount store to give you samples. NOT going to happen. Good luck getting any of the fabric stores to do that these days as every little slice off is a "loss." When the prices are already discounted, it's exceptionaly naive to expect free samples especially if you are not a regular and known customer. And the same goes for not leaving a minimum amount of yardage on what is already basically a remnant. Sometimes you can find a smaller piece of the same fabric, but other times you won't - it's pot luck and that's just the way it goes. If you want 1/2 yard of a high end brocade, then go to a designer shop and pay $40 a yard. The prices are excellent. No, it is not Joann's for selection - it is what it is - not a full fabric store, but a bargain store and a darn good one. read more

Do your employees know how to speak? They walked by me several times without uttering a word. I probably would've made a purchase if someone had asked if I needed help or simply said "hello." Price and selection were good. read more

I just came home from Sewfisticated with a huge assortment of quilting fabrics for an extremely reasonable price. I have shopped there before and have found their customer service to be great. Today, Ellie spent a lot of time helping me choose and and match fabrics, and decide on yardage. I'm a novice quilter and she gave me some great advice. I have no problem with their policies on yardage. They don't want to be left with scraps. Even though I occasionally have to buy a little more than I had planned, their prices are so low, it's no big deal. And I usually put the extra fabric to good use. I was very sad when the old Fabric place closed, but I like Sewfisticated even better! read more

They have the fabric I want, but they are completely lacking in customer service. They will only cut super tiny 1/8" fabric samples and tell you to "take a picture with your cell phone." I cannot get an idea of how draperies will look in my living room against the light with such a small fabric sample. I will pay more for my fabric if you would not be so stingy. Employees are not very nice to customers either... read more