The Fabric Store
published on 10th November, 2011

Brisbane, meet your new favourite fabric store, Fabric Store. This hot spot is a killer destination for anyone looking for quality upper-crust designer dress fabrics. With staff who’ll make you feel welcome whether buying or dreaming, this NZ-bred business boasts a diverse fabric range with a strong focus on natural fibres.

What sets The Fabric Store apart is their specialty pieces such as New Zealand merino knits and leather hides. You’ll also find the number one eco staple bamboo, silk chiffons and georgettes, woollens, linens and satins and so on, and so on, yadda yadda!

The Fabric Store is a great new excuse to support antipodean industry whenever and where you can. They source their fabrics from both local and international designers as well as sampling lengths from manufacturing runs, meaning that the stock is continually changing and peppered with treasures that have short and sweet shelf lives. I was easily seduced by the thrown together assortment of fabric faves and with each customer entitled to a 30% discount on their first purchase, you’ll be seeing all of your friends in bamboo this summer.

Related Content
  • goods

    Up Tights

    Penny Kokinelis is a 26-year-old from Sydney. She makes kaleidoscopic leggings (or, ok, ‘tights’ – WEIRD) for her label Up Tights. Penny...

    by ANGELA BENNETTS

  • goods

    Mr. Carter, ‘Grand Tour’ ...

    The label blends the conflicting elements of luxury and street with designer, Zach Carter’s, distaste for the heritage aesthetic seen in menswear...

    by KELLIE PEMBROKE

  • goods

    Proof Sunglasses

    Proof wooden eyewear is owned by three brothers whose father used to own a sawmill. They make sunglasses out of the finest hardwoods known to...

    by US

  • goods

    Cheddar Pockets

    Clams, bacon, dough, cheese, cake, bread, chips, smack. Money is delicious! Central Coast lads, Cheddar Pocket agree, and so the slang stuck....

    by HAYLEY MORGAN

  • eat-drink

    Pawpaw

    It’s difficult not to see Pawpaw as the little sister of Green Papaya (they’re joined together) – the kind of place you want...

    by SARAH WERKMEISTER

  • goods

    Pure Bamboo watches

    1997 was a good year for the watch. This was the year Casio’s Baby G reached cult status, and every nine-year-old girl with a soul wanted...

    by LISA CORSO