FAQ 

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PAYMENT METHODS 

 

PayPal
Credit or Debit
E-transfer

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RETURN POLICY

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If for any reason you are unhappy with your purchase please contact us, we are here to help. If you would like to return your unwashed and uncut fabric you are able to do so.

 

Buyer is responsible for return postage.

Flaws that are within 3” of the edge of the fabric or that can be covered by a dime are not considered flaws. We are unable to return fabric that has been cut or laundered, please ensure you inspect your parcel when it arrives.

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FABRIC CUTS / COLOURS & SHADES

 

Continuous Cuts
We will always do our best to ensure a continuous cut of fabric. If we are unable to, we will contact you first.

Colours/Shades
Colours show differently on all computers and mobile devices; although we do our best to depict colours and shades accurately, they may appear different in person.

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Disclaimer

We will not be held responsible for the shade/tone being different than you expected. If you are unsure about colours/coordinating fabrics we are happy to send additional pictures.

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FABRIC CARE

*Please inspect all fabric prior to cutting or washing*

Hand or machine wash with warm water and like colours.
To extend the life of fabric, lay flat to dry or tumble dry on medium heat.

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WHAT WEIGHT SHOULD I USE??

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Light Weight Knit 

These fabrics are going to be light weight and very flowy in nature. This weight is great for light t-shits and hot summer day dresses [or dresses that have a lining]. This weight is also great for accessories such as fashion.

scarves.

 

Medium Weight Knit

This is the ideal weight for a wide variety of projects. It is light enough to flow and have a nice drape, but heavy and thick enough to not see through. It is good for structured garments. This is our go to knit for most projects. Ideal for children’s pants, dresses and rompers.

 

Heavy Weight Knit 

This is ideal for our Canadian Winters, garments like fall and winter leggings are prefect in a heavy knit. This knit’s only draw back is the lack of great stretch that comes with the added weight.