Hear ye fabric lovers! I've found heaven on earth…read more My mom recently discovered a post by this company on instagram and discovered that it has recently opened to the public. So of course, we had to go check it out. This is literally a labyrinth of every fabric and sewing accessory imaginable. With floor to ceiling shelves, you could spend an entire day in here. The staff were also lovely, and very helpful. Might I add that the prices are WICKED. My only criticism was that there was a very limited selection of quilting cotton. This is the majority of the fabric I purchase, so I was a bit sad that there was only one small section to choose from. However, if you are into a variety of sewing projects this is the place for you!!

For context, this is the second time me and my partner have been to the store. The first time we…read morewent, one of the employees acted very bothered every time we asked for help, whether it was finding items, asking for lengths of fabric, or changing our minds about the items we were still considering. We decided to ignore it, and went again about a month later. We were looking for materials to make monster hunter leather armor. We had found the perfect leather, and were told to put it aside until we were finished shopping by another employee. It was left on a side table at the back, after being explicitly told that we had access to it. We came back after half an hour of shopping, and the same employee who set it aside was selling it to another person. When confronted, both employees doubled down and told us that we were wrong, and that they were going to sell it to another customer. We repeated what they had told us originally, but they kept insisting that we had not communicated at all. The other customer also became upset and left without buying any leather due to their behaviour. One of them proceeded to tell me "Ninety Six dollars" per square meter, when they had said eight dollars to the other customer. When we went to pay, we explained to the employee our concerns, and why we ended up not buying anything. He again became very argumentative, calling us liars, and then simply refusing to engage in any conversation, however helpful or constructive it may have been. Overall, I would never recommend this store, which is unfortunate due to their wide variety of fabrics.

Fabulous experience with friendly staff. Knowledgeable of where things are in the store that you…read moreare looking for my sewing needs. Selections is very good from material to sewing notions. They have sale notices on the store door as you enter as well by the register. Scale with your phone to get the coupons to use in store. Fantastic savings on all the items I purchased as well as membership with seniors discount. Great selection Plenty of parking

Paccana carries a range of products that you don't find at your average sewing supply store. They…read morecarry more of the heavy-duty things like safety tapes, plastic welt and piping used in luggage, the biggest zippers I've ever seen, as well as strapping and woven lace. They also have the basics like thread, sewing machine needles, etc. If you're a walk-in customer they have a small showroom where you can do cash and carry. I was making a doggy fence for my parent's condo patio. I figured this was the best place to get the supplies I needed. They have rolls of woven mesh that's used to make laundry bags (generally). This was perfect to cut into a few strips and join to create a fence. I also picked up some strapping, similar to what you see on back-packs to add some structure to the fence. All-in-all it worked out great. No more escapee dog.

I was so thrilled to find this store a few years back. I use a lot of interfacing, I mean A LOT and…read morefinding a place where I can buy it by the meter with it being extra wide is the best! They have several items/categories of products to go into, go to their website. To improve this business I would HIGHLY recommend it update its website. If it could mimic LeeVally's in a small way that'd be a huge plus. Being able to SEE all their products on screen would certainly increase my purchases...can't buy what I don't know you sell. The staff here are WONDERFUL, all of them. Friendly & knowledge.

I was looking for silk cloth for garment making, and they did not disappoint! Many colours to pick…read morefrom, some two toned, some sheer, and even some two toned sheer!

The service by Poonam and Manjit are the best services. And clothes are the best selectionread more

Very rude and don't do returns on jewelry that you just purchased still in its original packaging…read more I was going to exchange and they tod me nothing in my size . They were very unwelcoming. I will never by from here.

From the owner: We specialize in Bollywood Suits. dance and skating fabrics…read moreWe are the largest fabric store in Calgary,in business for over 35 years,We also have a large selection of Readymade Suits,Sarees & Fabrics, Eg.Satins,chiffons,silks,organza,trimmings,sequence fabrics,cottons and stretch fabric,lycras,holograms

First time in this store. Was sent with a list of sewing terms and wants and needs and tasked with…read morefinding a sewing machine for my wife for Christmas. Apparently gone are the days of choosing a white or black machine. The selection was daunting, to say the least. The lady that served me was fantastic.She went through my wife's list and suggested what she would recommend. She is very happy with the machine. Thank you.

A few years ago my sister was getting married and we would make regular visits to the Punjab Cloth…read moreHouse. We were curious to see what was being offered locally and at what prices, before we booked a full-fledged trip to India. The service at the Punjab Cloth House wasn't always great. It can get busy and no one really follows the rules of first come, first serve, so whoever gets to the staff first has free dibs. That already gets under my skin. Then, I notice that while the selection of fabric is pretty vast, the selection of suits that they offer is a bit limited, especially when you look at the price tags. The suits they do have are beautiful, but ridiculously priced, and although they do sell just the material for you to go out and have your suit made, that always ends up costing a lot as well. So what ended up happening you ask? We booked the flight to India and came back with 4 suitcases FULL of suits and wedding swag. Had we been forced to shop solely at the Punjab Cloth House, the selection wouldn't have been half as impressive, and we probably would have only been able to fill one suitcase for the same prices.

Fantastic from start to finish. Punctual, detailed, professional, communicative. Finished ahead of…read moreschedule. Always available to answer any questions. Our patio cover with pergola trim looks outstanding!

My wife and I purchased a patio cover about 2.5 years ago from Desert Sun. We had an estimate done…read moreby a personable young man named Blake, and a couple weeks later they arranged for an installer to come to our home and complete the work. FF to today and we decided to have our deck closed in and turned into a three season room. We again contacted Desert Sun, and they sent out Blake to give us an estimate to enclose our deck. The estimate came in just shy of nine thousand dollars. That means the entire cost of the three season room was close to $16,000. They also wanted a 50% deposit upon ordering, with the balance due when the parts were picked up. Blake said they expected the parts for the room to be in around 1.5 to 2.5 weeks. This is where things, IMO went downhill It took 5 weeks to get the parts. I kept calling every week after waiting almost 20 days, and they had an excuse every time I called. I called on Monday, then they said it should be in Wednesday. I called back Wednesday, then they said it should be Friday. This went on for another two weeks. Finally the parts arrived and when I tried to pay the balance (with MasterCard) the owner said I couldn't because of the fees he would have to pay. (not my problem). I assumed since I put the deposit on with credit, I could pay the balance with credit. We wanted to do this to collect AirMiles on the purchase. The owner of Desert Sun, Bob was not the easiest to deal with when it came to this issue. What he came up with in the end was that I pay $75 dollars (50% of what the credit card company would charge him). The end result was I paid the balance by cheque which he allowed me to post date by one week. Fast forward to the next week, and we had our original installer (Mike) who built our patio cover build our sun room. I can't say enough good things about Mike. He's very good at what he does and is very particular. What happened near the end of the install is what gets interesting. The sun room kit that was ordered was short a window. Plus we added another one. When Mike the installer called Bob the owner he was placed on SPEAKER so I could hear his thoughts on windows. Mike said he was on speaker, but Bob never caught it. Mike began to tell Bob about the windows and started to say that I didn't want to pay much for them. That's when Bob called me "A CHEAP SON OF A BITCH". I fail to see how I'm a cheap S.O.B. especially since I just gave him close to 9 thousand dollars. I got on the phone after him calling me that, the conversation started by me saying "Hello Bob, it's Ed the cheap son of a bitch" he apologized and Mike and I had a serious conversation about Bob. Is it me, or should you not be calling your customers names ?????? In the end the sun room looks great (Thanks to Mike). As for me recommending Desert Sun Patios, maybe a couple of months ago. If you need an installer though, I can get you in touch with Mike. Oh yeah still waiting on my two windows. They said 5 days, and it's now 7.