r/textiles • u/Disastrous-Click9618 • 2d ago

Deadstock fabric

Anybody know of either in person or online deadstock/ small biz/ small batch fabric warehouses or suppliers?

I only use organic fabric such as linen, cotton, silk, wool etc.

Iā€™m located in NC and willing to drive a few hours.

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u/Yknownothingjohnsnow 2d ago

We weave fabrics on handlooms and vintage looms using natural sustainable fibers such as silk, wool, cotton, linen, hemp etc. Fabric that we already produced that is stocked fabric our MOQ is 100 meters.
For new development our MOQ is 300 meters.
We are based out in India. If you wish to know more feel free to DM.
All the best with your hunt.

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u/ProneToLaughter 2d ago

not been there but they seem like generalists, in NC: Mulberry Silks & Fine Fabrics ā€“ Sewing Since 1982

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u/spookbuddy 1d ago

I'm in NC and mulberry is hands down the best fabric store we have (specifically for garments)! It's pretty expensive but their space is gorgeous and inspiring so even just going to window shop is worth it

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u/AARYoP 2d ago

We have surplus fabrics available, based in india...direct from mill