Deadstock Fabric by the Yard
Surplus fabric stock from the catalog โ sold by the yard while it lasts.
Deadstock is what is left of a run. The quantity on hand is all there is: when it sells out there is no restock and no guarantee the item can be reordered. Whether a particular fabric could be made again, and how much of it is left, is answered per item โ ask for an availability check on the colorway you need. The Dead Stock tag is a condition, not an answer about stock or a repeat.
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Frequently asked questions
What is deadstock fabric?
Deadstock is surplus cloth โ over-runs, cancelled orders and end-of-season stock from mills and brands. It already exists, so using it does not start new production.
Can I reorder a deadstock fabric?
Do not count on it. The quantity is finite and is not restocked, so a deadstock fabric is a poor basis for a product you intend to repeat. Nothing here rules a repeat out either: the stock on the colorway you need, and whether the mill could run it again, come from an availability check on that item.
What is the minimum order for deadstock?
Sample yardage starts at 1 yard. Wholesale minimums are set per item and shown in that itemโs price table.
Can I get a swatch of a deadstock fabric first?
One swatch book holds every color of a fabric and arrives in an estimated 3โ5 days. A book is paid in swatch credits, and its credit price is set per item and shown on the fabric page. Because the quantity is finite, the stock can move while the book is in the post.
Is deadstock cheaper?
Not by rule. Each item is priced on its own price ladder, the same as the rest of the catalog โ there is no blanket deadstock discount.