Fabric Stock Exchange - Fashion Company Profile

The Fabric Stock Exchange is the fabric brokering service that sells first-quality, off-price, immediately available fabrics below wholesale - excess inventories from Seventh Avenue designers, manufacturers, mills, converters and importers, in naturals, blends and synthetics, knits and wovens. Its own website is live in a current presentation, describing thousands of yards of fabric sold each week.

Company Snapshot

Status
Operating - a fabric brokering service; its own website, checked for this update, presents it as textile brokers selling excess and off-price fabric inventories
Type
Private fabric broker (business-to-business)
Base
United States - it represents mills, converters and importers from Massachusetts to California, per its filing
Record
Bringing buyers and sellers together for over 30 years, per its filing
Visit the Official Website
Bolts and sample cards of assorted fabrics in many colours and weaves on a broker's table with a small Apparel Search sign, product photography with no people

Company Profile

A business-to-business broker carries no consumer shop box. The detailed record below - the fabric types, the seller sources and the moderate-and-better market it serves - is kept in full on the history page, and current stock and terms should be confirmed on the company's own site, linked above.

Where the fabric comes from is stated just as plainly: all of the fabrics they sell are from the excess inventories of Seventh Avenue designers, Broadway manufacturers, fabric mills, converters, and importers. Excess inventory is a permanent feature of the fashion business - a designer overbuys, a style is cancelled, a mill ends a season with bolts unsold - and a broker exists to move that stranded cloth to a buyer who can use it. The Exchange represents companies from Massachusetts to California, and all of the fabrics they offer are from top mills in the USA and abroad, in the moderate and better fabric markets where its years of industry experience sit.

Fabric Stock Exchange History

The earlier record for this company - its history, past brand line-ups, figures and photographs from the periods described - is kept on a separate page for historical reference.

Fabric Stock Exchange History & Historical Profile →

Common Questions

What does the Fabric Stock Exchange sell?

First quality, off-price, immediately available fabrics at below wholesale prices - natural, natural blends and synthetics in knits and wovens, from silks and cottons to wools, rayons and polyesters, in the historical record.

Where does its fabric come from?

The excess inventories of Seventh Avenue designers, Broadway manufacturers, fabric mills, converters and importers, in the historical record; the company represents companies from Massachusetts to California.

How can buyers judge fabric before ordering?

The Exchange sends samples of available fabrics to buyers each week of the year, free, so buyers can see, touch and feel the actual fabric before purchasing, in the historical record.

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