Sas Fabrics

EASY parking in back (I was a little worried about that) enough selection for the curtains I am making. very reasonably priced for home projects… no need to go downtown !! I will be back as now i am inspired to do a few more projects.

We are reupholstering furniture for work and compared to the prices that the furniture stores were showing me for fabric, this place is a complete bargain. Now you won’t find any details on number of rubs the fabric can take but the prices here are so much less expensive that buying through a traditional store (joanne’s, anna’s linens, ethan allen, etc) Be prepared to spend time there though because there is fabric everywhere and even if you know exactly what you’re looking for, it’s going to take awhile to find it or something similar to it.

What a disorganised mess (maybe the FIRE MARSHAL should visit). nothing is priced /​labelled and everything is mixed on racks so they can AND DO charge whatever they want at the counter.
Forgot to mention smells as if mice/​rats have set up home in one area!!!

Been coming here since 1994. Place has not changed. I always find what I want except for today but they ran out if fasteners. But you must spend $ 10 in order to use debit/​credit. Please carry cash or get ready to spend $ 9.99.

This is the best fabric store ever! Huge selection, fantastic prices, super friendly staff! I didn’t even get to all of it, I didn’t see the upstairs until right before I left. You have to dig, but I left with a lot of treasure! I look forward to my next trip there.

Amazing prices and selection for a teacher decorating a classroom or crafting projects! It helps that the the staff are also friendly.
Side-​note: Parking entrance is on 135^th.

I drove 2 hours to get here. I LOVE THIS PLACE. I needed a ton of fabric for my newborn clients! It was so affordable and such a huge selection! The location is big and they have every fabric you can think of.

they have nice staff but you have to be ready to look and have patients to look through all the fabric here they have a lot you must have a idea of what you want if you don’t you going to walk back out lol but it was cool
enjoy it have fun !!!

I absolutely love SAS fabric store. I’ve been shopping at this store since the 90s when I lived in South Bay, although I’ve moved from the area, I still continue to shop there. The staff is very friendly and the wide range of fabrics is unbelievable. I highly recommend this store to anyone that has a passion for sewing but is on a tight budget. You can get a lot of fabric for your dollars!
Note: If you see a fabulous fabric that you just can’t resist purchase it, because the odds are it may not be there on your next visit, they have many one of a kind fabrics.
Also the fabrics are nicely arranged; Please visit the back of the store for more fabrics!!!

Super friendly and fast service. Lots of stuff in the store — my only comment is that the lighting could be better. I’m sure when you’re looking at various materials, you’ll want to see it in the best light possible.

This place is amazing if you know what you are doing. They have the most amazing fabrics

I love this fabric store!!! The prices are great and you cab find just about everything you would find in a Mood Fabrics or Joann’s. The people are friendly and are willing to help you. My only concern is that I wish they were open alittle longer on the weekdays as I need to go there after work and they close at 6pm.

This fabric store surprised me! There are a lot of fabrics available for very cheap prices. This is the depot of all fabrics and sewing accessories.
Example: 3yds of basic tule is about $ 3
Note: there is A LOT of fabrics so be prepared to sort through it. For the most part it is organized. Private lot, spaces limited. They don’t take AmEx and $ 10 credit card minimum.

They have everything you need for your sewing projects and costumes. Sewing seems to be a dying hobby/​craft. Almost all fabric stores have closed, but SAS still remains, and they’re fully stocked. Prices are reasonable.
The first time I came here was in 2012 on the recommendation of my mom who sews. I was looking for black ribbon to line the blazer of my Psy costume. They have every color, size, and style of ribbon you could think of and they cut by the yard.
More recently I went to get some elastic for a waistband, facing to repair a tear in a pants hem, and some lace for a nail art project. Check, check, and check. I even came out with some colored decorative feathers for another nail art project.
Of course as their name states, they have fabric; lots and lots of fabric. Everything from satin and tulle, to fleece children’s designs and cotton. It can definitely be a crafter’s smörgåsbord!
My one negative comment is that service leaves a lot to be desired, but if you know what you want they can just point you in the right direction and ring you up.

The fabric fairy threw up and left this gem of a store. Jackpot on fabrics of all types, be be prepared to look and take your time. The store is fairly large, and not air conditioned and the lighting is poor, so be patient and plan to carry your fabric near the front for better lighting. Buttons, ribbons, velvet, lace and everything you can think of under one roof. Watch the pricing, by pound or yard. Extremely fair pricing either option. Staff is friendly and will help you. So much to look through so plan on spending a little time to find exactly what you need.

This place is alright for cheap fabrics sold by the pound although they have fabrics sold by the yard also. One side is for per pound and the other is per yard. They have all kinds of fabrics such as cottons, poly, nylon stretch, scrap leather, jean, burlap, fur, African, felt, lace, linen, velvet, shinny fabrics, fabrics with sequin, shear fabrics, the thick industrial stuff that they keep in the back for furniture and drapes and such and plenty more. They also have a large variety of thread for a buck, ribbon, pillow stuffing, and trims.
The people are nice although they can get the per pound and by the yard fabrics mixed up so be sure to let them know where you pulled your fabric from.
They do the weighing and the cutting.
Pricing is fair.
The only problems I have with the store is the disorganization and the poor lighting —it can be a bit dark so you may have to take your fabric near the window to get a better sense of the true color.
They accept credit and debit and have a small parking lot out back.

$ 1.99 a yard for gorgeous chiffon? Yes please!
This store is a hot, dusty, chaotic explosion of fabric and assorted strange little gizmos and gadgets — but it’s amazing. The fabric selection is one of the best I’ve seen with walls and walls of colors and patterns ranging from amazingly gorgeous to strangely funky. They also have an amazing selection of elastics, glitter, buttons, and more. The best part? Their prices cannot be beat. Fabric is sold either at absurdly cheap prices by the yard ($ 1.99 for most types) or by the pound — a light fabric sold by the pound means about $ 9 for 7 – 8 yards!
No american express accepted, no air conditioning, and no organization of fabric, but if you’re willing to invest a solid hour or two going through all the aisles you can really find some amazing stuff.

My friend recommended this place to me and I’m glad he did. This is a wonderful fabric shop if you are willing to hunt for what you want. I would compare it to discount shopping for clothes instead of going to the department store– things are a more disorganized and you have less help from salespeople but you are trading those things in for a great bargain.
I actually expected this place to be even crazier– like Michael Levine’s Loft. Instead, most of the fabric was nicely organized into different general categories– rayons, chiffons, cotton prints, jersey knits, etc.
This shop is particularly good for knit fabrics and home furnishing fabrics. It isn’t as good with wovens beyond the collection of cotton prints. There was a very small selection of linens, almost all of which were undyed. There was a similarly small selection of wool blends but only in conservative, suit style prints and colors.
I think this shop would be particularly ideal if you are any good at draping or making your clothes without patterns since the material amount you’re getting is highly variable. I’m going to try my hand at draping with one of the knits– hope to get a tank top out of it.

This place is overwhelming. There is stuff literally in every inch possible. And the prices are unbeatable. Joanns fabrics is such a rip (even their sale items plus 50% off dont compare). Thankfully I just started sewing and didn’t need to kick myself for not finding this place sooner. There are many beautiful fabrics for such low prices. I can’t wait to go back!

SAS Fabric. I love thee, but — I wouldn’t recommend this store to people who need help buying fabric.
I love thee, because you are incredibly cheap and offer a huge variety prints for all types of fabric. I love thee, because I have never felt uncomfortable for aimlessly browsing for up to two hours.
Your employees are … well… not fluent in English. If I had any skills/​knowledge about fabric– I wouldn’t need help, but I have no skills/​knowledge about fabric. The following questions have never been successfully answered: «Can I buy less than this entire remnant?» «Will the fabric shrink after being washed?» «Can this fabric be mended?» «Can I machine wash this fabric?»
The employees at SAS range from friendly to indifferent. No one has ever been rude to me, but I don’t feel like I’ve ever had… well, I’ve never had an exchange of information with any employee. Luckily, the fabric is weighed and the prices are posted.
Fortunately, SAS is cheap enough that when I experiment — I can afford to go and buy more fabric when I buy the wrong fabric for a project. (FYI, certain fabrics will rip when trying to use a staple gun to pin it to wood.) Of course, this is my fault and if I was knowledgeable about fabric– I would be giving this store five stars.