Our local Wal-Mart pretty much specializes in tacky polyesters, so I don't use
it much, and won't care if they cease to carry fabric. In addition, I live
near the Philadelphia fabric district, am within a 2-hour drive/train ride of
the New York fabric district, and have access to plenty of
Driven all the independent fabric stores out of business within a fair sized
radius by low-balling them and now THEY go out of the Fabric business?
Seems typical. Drive all other possible competition out and leave room only
for the cheap, Chinese stuff, made by people earning cents an hour with
Today I was informed that since things have settled down, Wal-Mart feels it
is safe to go ahead with it's plan to get rid of their fabrics.
New Stores will not have the fabric dept. Some stores will phase out the
fabric dept. and a few will have 2 and 3 yard pieces for sale.
I was told at one
In a message dated 8/7/2008 2:40:32 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Today I was informed that since things have settled down, Wal-Mart feels it
is safe to go ahead with it's plan to get rid of their fabrics.
Our local Wal-Mart opened without one, and doesn't even
Here you will find a contact us in the upper right hand corner.
http://walmartstores.com/
De
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Our local Wal-Mart opened without one, and doesn't even carry much in the
way of notions.
Anyway, a letter-writing campaign may be in order to save what is left.
Ann
Up here in Chicopee MA it's already gone. le sigh I haven't checked
the other three local WalMarts.
Starr
otsisto wrote:
So if you have a Wal-Mart with a fabric department it will probably go bye
bye by January 2009.
De
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