We are actively seeking reputable wholesale distributors, jobbers, and liquidators based in Greater Los Angeles specializing in true deadstock natural textiles.
What we are sourcing:
Fibers: 100% Cotton, 100% Linen, and Cotton/Linen blends (wovens preferred across mid-to-heavy weights).
Condition: True, finite surplus—mill overruns, cancelled production runs, and vintage archival rolls.
Requirements & Clarifications:
No continuous re-order lines: We are strictly looking for finite stock that will not be reproduced or re-milled under a "sustainable deadstock" label.
Volume: Ready to purchase by the bolt or full lot depending on inventory availability.
Location: Preference for suppliers located in the Los Angeles area for local swatch evaluation and immediate pickup/freight coordination.
If you carry authentic lots or can provide a direct introduction to established liquidators or jobbers in the LA Fashion District/surrounding hubs, please reach out via DM

My bamboo sheets were very soft at first, but they started feeling stiffer after several washes. The set is from bedsure, and I may be using the wrong detergent or drying temperature. Is there a reliable way to restore the softer feel?

If there is anyone, who has any techniques or any good knowledge about textile or someone who works in textile industry. I'd love to know if there are any simple ways to check the fabric quality before buying

A fabric can have exactly the drape, texture and colour you want, but then the care instructions make it impractical for the garment.

I work in garment manufacturing in Dongguan, China, so I tend to think about care requirements during fabric selection. I’m curious how people making clothes for themselves weigh that trade-off.

For an everyday shirt or pair of trousers, would you choose a less appealing fabric that you can wash at home, or accept dry cleaning to get the look you want? Would your answer change for a coat or an occasion outfit?

If you’ve made something that ended up rarely worn because looking after it was too much trouble, what was the fabric and what would you choose differently?

We offer various types of non-woven fabrics, including thermally bonded non-woven fabrics, cooling-effect non-woven fabrics for face masks, materials for tea bags and drip-bag coffee, as well as non-woven fabrics for desiccant packets. Could anyone advise on where to find the right target customers for these products?

Id like to recover my caravan sofa Cousions with fake plush cowprint any reccomendations on materials? Obviously needs to be hard wearing but would love a plush feel.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

I recently took on a small refit for a client’s rental properties and figured the curtains would be the simple part. Measure, order in bulk, hang them up, done. The supplier photos looked promising, solid folds, clean hems, good neutral colors. What arrived was thinner fabric than expected, uneven stitching, and shades that didn’t match the samples I’d approved on screen.

I had to replace part of the order and take the schedule hit myself. Approaching it more carefully this round. Looking for wholesale curtains and drapes that hold their form, give reasonable light blocking, and still look decent once installed. Local options fall short on the quantity required, so I’m checking home-textile wholesalers and larger sourcing platforms for bulk pricing.

Anyone who’s ordered curtains or drapes wholesale before where did you buy, and what kept you from ending up with thin fabric? Any checks you use for weight, lining, or finish before locking in a full order?

Does anyone know where i can buy 100% raw unbleached undyed cotton fabric that's GOTS certified and made and sourced from the US that is stretchy like jersey knit, I've been looking and the best i can find is on Natures fabrics .com i hope this is the right place to post thank u for ur help!

I’m a textile artisan who sews dolls and plushies where do you fellow doll/plush makers get your fabrics from and materials from, I get all of my stuff from Walmart not a huge selection but it’s works just enough for me but it could be way better

I accidentally cut my fabric too small for a project I'm working on (a quilted historical overskirt) and I'm trying to track down any size pieces I can get my hands on.

I'd be more than happy to purchase it, but I can't find it with an image search online or on EBay.

It's a lilac purple background with darker purple roses and periwinkle blue small flowers with small green vines on it, and the selvage says it's "Faye Liverman Burgos for Marcus Brothers Inc”

Does anyone have any of this fabric? Or know someone who might/does?

Picture of Fabric

Thanks so much!

I've been thinking about getting new throws after my relatively new fur throws have degraded due to humidity. And I'm wondering what material I should be looking at. It can't be cotton or faux fur. And I was thinking of possibly linen, but considering that winter's coming, I think it's probably best to go for merino wool and plastic.

And now I'm thinking about if I should get a full merino or a merino blend? I've been looking at blankets online and I've seen 100% merino options and also 80% merino blends and 60% merino blends and so on. Which is best? I want a blanket that's premium feeling, comfortable, and durable, with little to no shedding.

I have a bunch of vintage and newer fabric that I’m looking to sell/get rid of. I already have some on marketplace, but wanted to know where else I could sell it?

I shop H&M online constantly, and they usually name the exact weave (Poplin, Oxford, Dobby, Seersucker). But for two white shirts I saw in a reel (Art. Nos. [1304741001](tel:1304741001) & [1297891001](tel:1297891001)), they lazily labeled them as generic "Cotton Weave". 
I hate rough Oxford fabric and stick strictly to smooth, crisp Poplin. I know these aren't Oxfords, but what is H&M's default "cotton weave" usually—standard Poplin or Fine Twill?
Does anyone who owns these know for sure?

It's like fleece but the fuzz is longer. I like how it feels. Picture in comments since I can't seem to add to post.

plis help 🙏

Hi - My woollen jumper accidentally went through the washing machine (60 min, cool, detergent, no fabric softener). It’s now shrunken and fuzzy. It’s an Aran-type jumper - The knit was so well defined but now it looks like it’s all blended together and has this fuzzy overlay. The shrinking I think I can fix but PLEASE let me know if you have any advice for either issue.

Just needs to be a slightly higher shade to work, probably shouldn’t use bleach cause it’s fleece

Hiii i got a cloth thats made of whats in the title, and i need to paint it over like a blue turkish
or more specific a #45709b while the cloth is pretty much beige, any tips or recomendations about how to get the colour i need?