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100% wool knits and wool crepe in jewel tones, please!

I love wool doubleknits and jerseys, both solid and patterned.

I've been searching for good denims, in a variety of colors. A larger selection of interfacing would be nice. Knit linings! I gobble up anything that is close to a knit lining. I've also searched for nylon fabrics that you would wear for board shorts, and the lining used for swimwear on them (it's like a mesh)

Boucle Boucle Boucle!!! :) Brightly patterned coat weight wools too! Loved what you guys had in solids last winter but I'm dying to make a brightly colored/patterned coat for our NYC winter. :)

boucle, wool coating, melton, velour, etc. also silk dupioni and habutai…..cotton jerseys and double knits, colored twills, variety of denims

Ity knits, printed silks, jewel tones, silk jersey

I would like to see good quality knits for tops in muted fall colors. Fabrics colors in the brownish burnt orange or old gold range are hard to find. Flowy bottom weights that go with these in a woven stretch are also desirable. I am looking forward to sewing some leggins too this winter with 4 way cotton stretch knits. I always look for good prices of course.

I live in the gulf coast and am looking for washable silks in solids jewel tones and darks/ midnight blue / charcoals, some pinstripes..very small prints…washable silks that can be used for casual classic wear and for dressy..for skirts. tops, pants.It's cool, comfortable and can be paired with other heavier fabric layering for cool weather. It's the best for the southern climate!

I would love to see 100% cotton sweatshirt material (heavy). Heather, whites, blues, any color basically – but it's GOT TO BE 100% cotton! ( :

Ditto to all the above, love to see some burgundy rich colored wool with a bit of stretch to it, or not. We love your company and appreciate what you do for us fabric lovers.

Handkerchief linens in plain colors, not white and perferably jewel tones. I have so much of your fabric waiting to be transformed I must be crazy to request more!

I love love love menswear fabrics, poly blends, washable, stretch suiting traditional colors and patterns mid and heavier weights.

Washable wools, gabardine, double georgette solids, and chiffon/georgette prints.

I would love silk/wool blends. I try to use only natural fabrics. Light/med wt. wools. cotton/silk blends

boiled wool, interesting silks (non stretch/100%) for lining (either rich dark colors, or muted patterns to go w/black coats). Also organic knits – stable knits, double knits, bamboo knits (without lycra). Looking also forward to funky geometric designs in warm colors (think yucatan architecture colors, maya/pre-colonial spanish type designs, etc.)

All natural fibers though!

Looking for lush velvets, especially beautiful prints with metallic gold or silver accents at reasonable prices, especially in jewel tones. I've found them here in the past and loved them (they were stretch velvets).
Also second the desire for 100% cotton sweatshirt fleece and 100% cotton bottomweight fabrics especially in indigo or other dark blue. Love your fabrics and your prices! Thank you

oh, and for colors – mauve, sage green, dusty rose, olive green, silvery gray, tans, "heathered" colors, dull violets/plums,

beautiful lush Print velvets in jewel tones, could be stretch velvet, with gold or silver metallic accents. Also 100%cotton sweatshirt material and 100& cotton bottomweights especially in idigo. Love your website, fabrics and prices.

I am looking for fabric with foxes on it. Smaller than bigger.

Thank you for asking!
Moderate-priced ($10-$15/yard or less) lightweight and/or tropical worsted wool suitings in interesting solid colors — jewel tones, pastels, etc. Good-quality midweight linens in floral prints and woven stripes and checks, especially on white grounds. Wool damasks, brocades, and jacquards. Silk damasks, brocades, and jacquards. I'd especially love some tiny-pattern, lightweight silk jacquards (like high-end linings) for making doll clothes. Medium-heavy silk taffeta and silk faille in brown, lavender, and "iridescent" (cross-weave). Extra-lightweight white or ivory wool gauze. Cotton, silk, or linen lawn, voile, or batiste in tiny floral prints (more doll clothes). Hard-finished wool trenchcoat twill, bonus points for red. Also adding my votes for 100% cotton sweatshirt fleece, silk-wool blends, and larger garment-weight leather hides. And, as far as I'm concerned, you could bring back the heavy Uruguayan woollens; I love them!