Fabric Suppliers

Great place to find what you need

Management worked hard to accommodate out of sock sale items and out of town arrangements to pick up in another store

These guys printed a photo for me. It turned out great.

They always help me with any questions I have about my machinery and the staff and service is excellent . You will not be let down here!

Got a nice bed. Staff weren't pushy but kinda felt I had to act now.

Lots of choices from foam to fabric. Great service. Definitely worth the trip. Excellent prices.

Always find so much awesome stuff there.

Quaint and friendly chapel with a welcoming atmosphere. Mass is on Sunday at 11:15.

Open late every night which is great!

Nice ppl.friendly clean

Writing a review for a friend of mine. I didn't personally use this school, but a friend of mine took their "Building Thoreau's Cabin", where they were to construct a cabin and one of the students would be able to keep it. After paying the overpriced admission fee and travel accommodations, and arriving on day one, my friend was informed that they would no longer be building the cabin but instead a motor cycle garage for one of their clients.. They explained that is was "the same concept". My friend voiced her concern with them and they said tough luck. Such a scam to be building stuff on contract using students. Even more of a scam with the false advertising. They wouldn't even issue a partial refund.

Best water in town ;)

Great quality, great prices. Slow on the callbacks.

One of the largest companies in the world that where established in florenceville new Brunswick . This place has hundreds of workers all over the country. Hundreds of different products that we eat are made here.. most people that work there seem to make a lifetime commitment to McCain's. With good pay and plans for the workers . Without McCain's this area would be in trouble with so many out of work.. so with that said , hard of to McCain's

Très bon service

My relationship with Contempora Fabrics, facilitated primarily through one of their associates, Tonya Kinney, began wonderfully. Tonya was great at correspondence and with keeping me posted regarding all of their progress and most delays. No complaints there. Good work Tonya! However, things did not turn out nearly as well as they begun. Contempora Fabric's first attempt to match my sample was a miserable failure. My sample was a simple %100 polyester single-knit in white. And, they told me that this would be no problem to match. However, the fabric (their first attempt) that they sent me was nowhere near close to matching my sample. Their fabric was way too sheer. So much so, that you could tell this discrepancy even from across the room. (Honestly, there is no way that you could have guessed that Contempora Fabrics was trying to even match my sample.) At first, they blamed the sheerness of their fabric on the dye house (Carolina Cotton Works out of Gaffney, SC), saying something about the dye-house pulling the fabric too much in the dying process (?). However, the president of the company, later, revealed to me that the sheerness was their fault. I am not sure why they didn't admit that in the beginning. Their second attempt wasn't much better than their first. Overall, the fabric was still far too sheer. I am not a fabric specialist. All I know is that I had a sample that I liked, they said that they could match it and their second attempt was much better than their first. How far off was it? Well, if I held my sample up to my computer screen, I could see a glow through the fabric and that is all. But, if I held their fabric (their second attempt) up to my computer screen, I could read articles through it. It was that bad, not to mention that it took them much longer than estimated to get their second attempt to me. (If was several weeks late.) When I called them to talk about the discrepancies between my sample and their second attempt to match it, the president told me that what they sent me was "a good product" and that if I couldn't make it work (I could not), they were not going to try to make it right--they were done with. Now, was the fabric that they sent me "a good product?" Sure, in and of itself. But, was it what I asked for and what they promised, what they delayed my manufacturing by several months for? No, it was not even close. I know that my company is not a major clothing manufacturer and that my company would not require as much fabric from them as other larger companies. However, I don't think this is a good excuse for the way that they treated me and made me feel (they made me feel like all of this is my fault, in the end, for not accepting the "good product" that they had sent--I couldn't believe that they wouldn't acknowledge how far off their fabric was from my sample). Now, I know that my voice and influence are small. But, in today's day and age, everyone matters because, through the internet, everyone has a voice. Here is mine. Do with it what you like. Kevin Moore