Upholstery shop · Sacramento, CA
World Class Textile
Sacramento's Fabric Warehouse for Every Project
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In the shop's own words: “A Fabric Warehouse Like No Other”
Tucked into a Franklin Boulevard warehouse split into two big rooms, World Class Textile is Sacramento's destination when a project calls for more fabric than a craft store carries. We stock apparel and upholstery fabric, bridal and dance fabric, trims and notions, side by side with fabric from around the world.
Walk in and you'll find broadcloths and faux leathers near stretch velvets and Chinese silks, ribbons and Mexican blankets by the counter, and a section devoted to Samoan, Micronesian, Fijian, and Hawaiian fabric, including palaka. Overhead, bolts of tulle and batting line the ceiling.
Whatever you're making, our staff will help you find the right fabric at a fair price, then send you home with everything you need to finish it.
- Two-room fabric warehouse
- Fabric from around the world
- Friendly, knowledgeable staff
- Reasonable prices
Services
Apparel & Fashion Fabrics
Stretch velvets, Chinese silks, and synthetics from around the world for garment making and costume work.
Upholstery & Home Decor Fabrics
Broadcloths, faux leathers, and genuine leathers suited to furniture, drapery, and home projects.
Bridal, Dance & Specialty Fabrics
Satins, quilted sateens, and color-shifting and holographic fabric rolls for bridal wear, dance costumes, and theater.
Trims, Notions & Embellishments
Ribbons, zippers, faux fur, and trim by the yard to finish any project.
Pacific Island & Cultural Prints
Samoan, Micronesian, Fijian, and Hawaiian fabrics, including palaka, alongside Indian prints and Mexican blankets.