Deadstock
Designer Textiles Made From Natural Fibres
In the fashion industry, deadstock refers to fabrics that are either surplus or left over from production, including high-quality designer textiles. By sourcing deadstock fabrics, we are giving them a new lease on life and keeping them out of landfills.
Designer Habotai Silk Deadstock - Sand - Swatch
Luxurious in all the ways a fine silk should be, this lightweight habotai is actually limited deadstock from the iconic Toronto designer Lida Baday. Habotai is a textile known for its airiness and shimmering weave: this deadstock is no exception. Its soft, light hand, lustrous sheen, and gentle drape make it a lovely choice for any unstructured project. We suggest for delicate blouses and dresses, or as an eye-catching lining for a truly special garment. Semi-sheer in lighter colours, it may require a lining (or not, for the daring!)
Lightweight Woven Interfacing - White
From our studio in beautiful Montreal, Canada, we are delighted to ship to makers worldwide. For US & Canadian customers, shipping is free on orders over $150. We are committed to investing in sustainability initiatives to counteract the environmental impact of shipping. We offset our carbon footprint by contributing funds to forest conservation projects for every package shipped.
You will be emailed when your order is ready for shipping; a tracking number will be provided when applicable. After you've been notified, average shipping times for the US + Canada is 3-7 business days. International shipments may take anywhere from 12-40 days depending on your location. International customers may be charged VAT depending on their location. Customs and duties on international shipments are the responsibility of the customer.
We leave a 48 hour buffer to allow for cancelled orders. Once your order is cut, it is final. For more questions on shipping and returns, consult our Shipping & Returns FAQ.
Deadstock
Designer Textiles Made From Natural Fibres
In the fashion industry, deadstock refers to fabrics that are either surplus or left over from production, including high-quality designer textiles. By sourcing deadstock fabrics, we are giving them a new lease on life and keeping them out of landfills.
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