Fabric From Marshall's Dry Goods?
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I've ordered from them and like the fabrics. I also saw several of their entire collections up close & personal when M & L ordered from them. It was fun to see it all right in front of me. Good prices. I would order from them again.
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They have SO MUCH more than what they sell on the website. On their website they show the fabrics they make, their Marshall's lines. In their warehouse store they stock all of their own stuff but also tons of name brand fabric closeouts... the stuff that was $12 in LQS a few years ago. They are discontinued lines, but still great. You should go to the warehouse store if you ever get a chance.
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Probably some of both overstocks, volume. No-name house designers, generic designs, less screens (color) etc. I have never used any of the fabric so I cannot comment on the quality.
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I buy a lot of flat folds from Ben Franklin's near me and they are always wonderful quality. TT, Jinny Beyer, Nadelstern, etc. A little less than half of what the LQS has them marked, older for sure, but sometimes that is what I am looking for. Then when they have a sale, it gets even lower. You can read the selvages and see their origin.
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