http://www.furfashionguide.com/ has a listing of fake furs, some that could be good in making your fursuit, though some may not like the look of the site, which seems to cater to the fur coat crowd.

http://dmoz.org/Shopping/Clothing/Fur/ has a listing of other fur places, though the listing seems to cater to other crowds. If someone finds some good fursuit stuff here, let me know.

http://www.fabdir.com/ -The On-Line Fabric Directory - Listings of fabric stores by state and region, as well as a discussion board.

http://www.fur.org/ - Fur Information Council of America - Site that tells how to take care of real fur. Can it apply to fake furs? [Maintainer's note: This site was placed here for informational purposes only, and it will be neutral on this issue. The visitor of this site will form their own opinions.]

Those in the UK may find this list useful - http://www.konig.demon.co.uk/fur/fursuit/suppliers/

New York City - The garment district is NYC Manhattan essentially the area directly South of Times Square centered along 7th Ave. though there are some fabric stores beyond that. (Thanks RTRabbit!)
Los Angeles - Found in the LA Fashion District (http://www.fashiondistrict.org/) and located in the heart of downtown Los Angeles between highways US 101, Interstate-10, and State Route 110 is 5 square blocks of discount fabric stores bordered by 8th Street & Olympic Boulevard and Santee Street & San Julian Street. (courtesy of Scruff E. Coyote)

- Washington DC
- San Francisco
- Chicago
- other major cities?

Local mom & pop stores
Another great source, that may have some things that the national chains may not even have. They can range from tiny shops, a small selection, to a huge place, maybe a full store, multiple floors, etc.

Baer Fabrics (http://www.baerfabrics.com/) 515 East Market St.
Louisville, KY 40202
Phone: 1-800-769-7778 or 502-583-5521
Somewhat overpriced, though a nice place. This is also a three-story building loaded with fabrics with a commercial supplier. The first floor has regular fabrics, notions, needles, including patterns and sewing machines. Second floor has fake furs, as well as remnants, even more fabrics, and some dancewear. Third floor has upholstery, drapery, and foam. If you go, plan on spending an hour or two to look around.

Baum Textile Mills, Inc. (http://www.baumtextile.com/)
812 Jersey Ave.
Jersey City, NJ 07310
Phone: (866) 842-7631 or 201 659-0444
Fax: (201) 659-9719
All types of fake furs. Domestic & import. Cater to all apparel markets, plus accessories & bags. Popular price points. Jobber. Minimum: One roll.

Big Four Fabrics/Clifton Associates (http://www.big4fabrics.com/)
1000 Main Ave.
Clifton, NJ 07011
Phone: (973) 777-6161 or 1-800-872-7453
Fax: (973) 777-5014
Comments RTRabbit: The address is 1000 Main Ave. in Clifton (walking distance from downtown) but the building is practically on the border between Clifton and Passaic. The RED brick warehouse structure is set way back from the sidewalk, you have to walk down a vehicle a ramp to reach the building. Then turn RIGHT and go to the end of the building. You'll see a sign that says Clifton Asssociates, Faux Fabrics on the fence. Round the corner of the building is a narrow iron stairway going up to the second floor, reaching a door with the company name. Ring the doorbell. I recommend also calling that toll free number first to make sure someone is inside and to advise you're visiting.

Getting there from Port Authority NYC…NJ Transit bus #190, from Paterson…#74, from Newark–City Subway to Branch Brook Park then transfer to bus #74. Also Spanish Transit mini-bus service both from NYC and Paterson run by there too. However if on the bus from NYC, after passing downtown Passaic, note the building numbers rising through the 800's and 900's, and from the right side of the bus you'll see a sign that says 1000. Inward from that then you'll see the red warehouse.

Be prepared to spend some time there.

Britex Fabrics (http://www.britexfabrics.com/)
146 Geary Street (between Stockton and Grant Streets)
San Francisco, CA 94108
Phone: 415-392-2910
Fax: 415-392-3906
According to their webpage, and quoted; “Due to an overwhelming response, we are no longer able to reply to fabric inquiries via e-mail. Please refer to the following mail order information:” They ask for specifics of what you're doing, what you're looking for, how much, and description, and price restrictions, together with $5. This is via mail/web, but nothing is mentioned about it applying to calling them. Head to the page for more info.

B. Y. (Simulated Furs) Ltd.
1350 Broadway
New York, NY 10018
Phone: (212) 273-0795
Complete line of fake fur & fleece fabrics for the outerwear markets. Mill rep. Imported. Minimum: 1000 yds. More locations found here;
http://www.konig.demon.co.uk/fur/fursuit/suppliers/bysimulated.html

Carol Cruise & Company (http://carolszoo.com/)
992 Coral Ridge Circle
Rodeo, CA 94572
Phone: (510) 245-2020
Fax: (510) 245-3711

Clifton Associates/Big Four Fabrics
See also Big 4 Fabrics entry above.

CR's Crafts (http://www.crscraft.com/)
Box 8
Leland, IA 50453
Phone: 641-567-3652 (8AM - 4PM CST)
Fax: 641-567-3071
They have a =huge= catalog with lots of different kinds of fur, teddy bear and doll parts and patterns.

Denver Fabrics (http://www.denverfabrics.com/)
2777 W. Belleview (Between Santa Fe & Federal)
Littleton, CO 80123
Phone: 303-730-2777 or 1-866-996-4573 (M-F 10-8 Sat 10-6 Sun 12-5 MST)
This is the main store. There is a second store located at 5320 N. Sheridan.

Fabric Depot (http://www.fabricdepot.com/)
700 SE 122nd Avenue
Portland, OR 97233
Phone: 1-888-896-1478 or 503-252-9530
Fax: 503-252-9556

Fabulous Furs (http://www.fabulousfurs.com/)
601 Madison Avenue
Covington, KY 41011-2403
Orders: (800) 848-4650
Phone: (859) 291-3300
Fax: (859) 291-9687
Web2: http://www.fabfurs.com/
Another source of general fake fur - more coat focused. They are open from 10-4pm (EST), Monday-Friday only. Check their catalog for their lines.

[Note: 1 yd = 0.9144 m, and all prices are US prices]

They also sell books on sewing the fur. They lean towards coats, but the seaming techniques might apply to costuming as well. One thing I noticed is that the fur has a stiff backing, and is not very stretchy. Might make for a *very* hot and stiff costume.

Faux Paw Furs (http://www.fauxpawfurs.com/)
22485 Avenida Copete
Laguna Hills, CA 92653
Phone: (949) 215-3647 (9am to 6pm PST)

Glenoit Corp. (U.S.)
111 West 40th Street, 23rd Floor
New York, NY 10018
Phone: 212 391 3915
The fashion leader in knitted pile fabrics. Fake fur and novelty piles. Domestic mill. Cater to moderate to designer apparel & accessory markets. Minimum: 750 yds.

Guilford Mills (http://www.guilfordmills.com/)
Corporate Headquarters
6001 W. Market Street
Greensboro, NC 27409
Phone: (336)316-4000
Need to know what exactly they sell, if not just plush. Their minimum order isn't specified. There are more locations in the States and international.

Haber Fabrics
1720 East Highway 356
Irving, TX 75060
Phone: 972 579 7451
Fake furs in prints & solids. Jobber/converter/exporter. Cater to all markets. Promotional price points. Minimum: None

Hancock Fabrics (http://www.hancockfabrics.com/)
One Fashion Way
Baldwyn, MI 38824
Phone: 877-322-7427 (M-F 8am-5pm CST)
A national chain store that usually has some nice furs in stock. They usually have cuddle fur, berbers, fleeces, felts, including various fur prints, like bunny, leopard, etc. Check your local yellow pages for a nearby location. They also have a store locator on the website.

I'm Stuffed Fur (http://www.imstuffedfur.com/)
PO Box 432
Richboro, PA 18954
Phone 215-322-8946
Fax: 215-396-9599
Very nice furs here, but *WAY* overpriced. They may have unusual things that most everyone may not have. Just ask.

JoAnn Fabrics (http://www.joann.com/)
5555 Darrow Rd.
Hudson, OH 44236
Phone: 1-888-739-4120 (Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm EST)
Main: (330) 656-2600
A national chain store that has some furs like what Hancock has in stock, including some other kinds, like the Grizzly line, of white, black, brown, and black frost (low pile black with higher gray guard hairs). Check your local yellow pages for a location near you. They also have a store locator on their website.

Kunin Felt, Foss Manufacturing Company Inc. (http://www.kuninfelt.com/)
380 Lafayette Road
P.O. Box 5000
Hampton, NH 03843-5000
Phone: 603.929.6100
Fax: 603.929.6180

Listorti International
566 Seventh Avenue, Suite #801
New York, NY 10018
Nancy/Chris Listorti
212 764 3566 - Fax: Publication Only - E-mail
Innovative & novelty fabrics from Italy & France. Fine fake furs & fleece piles. Cater to men's & women's, bridge & designer markets. Minimum: Vary

Mendels (http://www.mendels.com/mendels.html)
1556 Haight St.
San Francisco, CA 94117
Phone: 415-621-1287
Fax: 415-621-6587
Reseller of Monterey Mills fur by the yard and other furs. *HIGH* markup.

Monterey Mills / Monterey, Inc. (http://www.montereymills.com/)
(site and price quotes may be wrong - check with them for updates)
PO Box 271
1725 E Delavan Dr.
Janesville, WI 53545
1-800-432-9959
608-754-2866
608-757-3312 (fax)
Good general fake fur at reasonable prices. They have a sample package you can order of their selections, for US$5.00, CDN$10.

They have a minimum order of one roll, which is 15 yards or US$100, whichever comes first. Nice people and they love to hear what weird things you plan to do with their fur….and they want pictures too.

According to the pricelist, which is currently dated June 2000, they also sell stuffing. They've got white polyester, white preprocessed polyester, pastel polyester, and mixed fiberfill in various colors. They have a handling charge of $5, and prefer shipping via UPS. They accept VISA, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express.

From: Christopher John Thomas
Subject: Re: FL: Endorsement for Monterey Mills.

Fur price varies quite a bit. Decent-quality shag is something like $9.60 (could be off by a few cents). The “Cubby Bear” fur that comprised most of my order was $11.65. The “Teddy Bear Jr” fur that was the remaining roll in my order was $15, and is being discontinued soon according to the sheet. Most expensive fur was a bit over $16/yd.

The rolls are still about 60 inches wide (I think it's 58 to 60 inches, depending on what you get).

The fur that I use for fox fur is Cubby Bear style, colour “red fox”. However, they do sell a variety of fur as “Fox”, which comes in white and tawny-brown.

The contact person is still very nice, and quite helpful, as previously described. It seemed to be the same person all three times I called (over a couple of weeks).

None of the fur I've seen from them is stretchy. It's all sliver-knit stuff on a non-stretch backing.

Pickings for solid colours (often with realistically grainy texture) are good (with a couple of exceptions), but their tiger and spotted-cat fur is not suitable for fursuiting use (fluorescent tiger and unrealistic spot patterns on extremely short pile).

They ship within 48 hours of receiving the order, and can ship and bill to two separate addresses. They ship via UPS, though, so you're taking your chances if you send anything across the border (I've had bad experiences).

National Fiber Technologies (http://www.nftech.com/)
(formerly National Hair Technologies or NHT)
300 Canal St.
Lawrence, MA 01840
Phone: 800-842-2751 or (978) 686-2964
Fax: (978) 686-1497
Super Premium fake fur and Premium Prices!

If you want to calculate the cost of your fur, then be prepared for a bit of sticker shock. They have a setup charge of $225.00 for each run. This means that if you want a short black fur, a long white fur and a short white fur, that would be $675 right there, plus your per-square-foot charges. Note that this is per SQUARE foot, not LINEAR foot. You must take into consideration the minimums of 8 square feet, which they could waive if you're ordering enough fur. Their furs come in any length pile, from 1/8“ to 12” long with the standard length 5-7“. The widths are about 42” wide for the 2-way stretch or standard. The 4-way stretch ranges from 42“-18” (very heavy Wolf with a base hair is about 42“ wide and Werewolf super sparse is 18” wide). In addition to all that, specialty request can cost more (using Yak hair, extra-long fibers or trimmed fibers and so on).

Though their furs are aimed more at looks and utility than tactical sensation, their Modacrylic and Nylon furs feel more coarse than silky, but they do carry specialty short soft fibers such as Mohair and Alpaca. Many of their clientele are in museums and the movie industry. Thus, money can be no object to some of these people. They have any number of tricks that they can do, and are constantly experimenting on their technique. Lace backed fur; four-way stretch, ultra-fine/short “bird fur” (which can look like stretch felt or fleece) and even variable-density and variable-length furs can be done.

They recently introduced White Fursuiter Fur as a stock fur; which is on a 4-way stretch backing, a 5-7“ pile, nylon guard hair with rayon base fur. This can easily be dyed with a RIT type of dye or a magic marker can be used, and it is airbrushable. This is $35/sq foot; stock number is CF 1460. There is no setup charge for stock furs or minimums required. They have other stock furs, around $30-$35/sq foot.

Their four-way stretch super stretch furs are great for costumes that will be subject to a lot of movement. (*Warning* 4-way stretch is the kind that stretches in all directions; “2-way or standard” means that it has minimal stretch in an X-Y direction, left and right, but not up and down!) The fur is made on a circular knitting machine using 800 needles with a diameter of 24” and when taken off the mill can shrink down to 18“ depending on the density and fiber used. That's a pretty good deal of stretch (you figure out the actual percentages!) Since the back of the fur can be somewhat rough, especially if Yak is used, you might want to line it as well.

They have a huge variety of furs, colors and blends (you can even get fur that has both guard hair and base hair or undercoat). Their color ring is well worth the $75.00, especially when ordering. The carry a sample kit of stock furs for $65. If you are just curious, try to find someone who has a sample pack and bribe'em to show it to you!

If you're doing a realistic critter, tell them the type and color, they may well already have a blend worked out (for instance, because the might've just done the fur for a lion's exhibit).

They also sell conditioners, shampoos, and a spray conditioner to help take care of your final product.

The process used to make the fur is quite interesting. They use old wig-knitting machines that do, literally, knit all the fibers together. These machines haven't been made for about 100 years and have been modified or custom milled to be able to produce multiple types of fur.

When you order, you may talk with Fred Fehrmann or Kim Clark. They are both someone you can talk with about what you want, and can help you decide before you order. They will send you a brochure with a price list if you request it. (If you e-mail them for this info don't forget to include your address and telephone number.)

One word of warning, *DO NOT* screw these people around. These guys are serious about their business. If you actually have something in mind and are serious about it, you can have them make a sample of it, just to make sure you two are on the same page. If you go this far, you must be prepared to order and have the cash in hand-another good reason to order the sample/color kit. Many Fursuiters who have used them have a good relationship with them, and would be very upset if they heard about someone screwing NFT over.

There're ways to get around the high costs of the fur. A good way to do this is to gang-order as much as possible at one time. The larger the order, the more likely they are to give you some concessions or discounts, and could waive the 8 sq foot minimum order. Unfortunately, this has the obvious problem of finding several people who: 1) Need the same fur/color/length as you;
2) All have the $$$ at the same time; and
3) Need to receive it alt the same time.

Minimum delivery time is about two weeks, though they can make it in less time, but for a fee or an extra percentage of the cost. It depends also on their workload, though Fred will warn you of a large upcoming job that may interfere with the delivery time.

In short, it does not hurt to request a sample pack for $65.00, which includes the Fursuiter fur and the other stock furs.

You may have to pay up to $20/yd ($US20/0.9144 m) for some of the fake furs, but they can be found to match almost any natural fur. Check with taxidermy supply companies or with some of the mascot companies (Alinco sells fake furs). And there's always airbrushing!

Nipkow & Kobelt Inc. (http://www.nipkowkobelt.com/)
519 8th Avenue, 24th Floor
New York, NY 10018
Phone: (800) 548-0015
Fake fur novelties. Import from the Orient. Converter. Cater to mens, womens & junior & bridal & evening markets, plus home furnishings, accessories & bags. Popular to moderate price points. Varying minimums.

Penn Braid & Trimming Company
141 W 36th Street
New York, NY 10018
212 736 4606 - Fax: Publication Only
Faux fur fabrics. Converter. Domestic. Minimum: None

Premium Furs Inc. (http://www.prefurs.com/)
(Distribution and Manufacturing only)
PO Box 407
252 Park St.
Malone, NY 12953
Phone: (518) 483-9900 or 1-866-632-2387
Fax: (518) 483-2561
Web2: http://www.premiumfurs.com/ - redirects to the prefurs.com site.
Was previously Fab Furs, but changed their name and URL due to a dispute with Fabulous Furs.

Rag Shop, The (http://www.ragshop.com/)
111 Wagaraw Road
Hawthorne, NJ 07506
Phone: 973-423-1303
Check their store locator for their locations in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, Florida, and Connecticut.

Spare Bear Parts (http://www.sparebear.com/)
501 Gavilan Canyon
Ruidoso, NM 88345
Phone: (505)336-2980
Fax: 505-336-7868

Sommers Plastic Prod. Co., Inc. (http://www.sommers.com/)
31 Styertowne Rd.
PO Box 4356
Clifton, NJ 07012
Phone: 800 225 7677 or 973 777 7888
Fax: 973-777-7890
Extensive inventory in Clifton, NJ & in Los Angeles, CA. No minimum. They also have a listing of US, Canadian, and international locations.

Strachman Associates, Inc.
149 West 36th St, 12th floor
New York, NY 10018
Howard Strachman
Phone: 212 967 0444
Fax: 212 967-9737
Fake fur, viscose, outerwear and oilcloths imported from Europe. Cater to better and above markets. Minimum: 500 yds & up.

Terpel S.A. de C.V.
P.O. Box 7455
Newport Beach, CA 92660
Phone: 949 719 2330
Fake furs and other novelties. import from Mexico's largest pile fabric manufacturer. Cater to moderate mens, ladies, coats, hats, athletic, active, industrial & home furnishing markets. The company has a website, http://www.iwm.com.mx/terpel/, but the above person doesn't.

Textile Arts Marketing, Int'l. (http://www.textileartsmarketing.com/)
40 West 37th Street
Suite 802
New York, NY 10018-7313
Phone: 888.775.4774
Fax: 212-868-9043
Fake fur. Converter. Import from the Orient. Cater to moderate to better mens, ladies & kids apparel & accessory markets. Minimum: 500 yards.
Above URL redirects to http://web.mawebcenters.com/textileartsmarketinginternational/

Tex-Tenn Corporation (http://www.textenn.com/)
108 Kwick Way Lane
Gray, TN 37615
Phone: 800-251-3027
Fax: 423-477-4154
Note: High quality knitted pile fabrics featuring fancy faux furs, double-faced plains and patterns for apparel. Special design services offered. Minimum required.

Tyber USA, Inc.
1045 Madison Avenue, 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10021
Phone: 212 639 9303
Fax: 212 693 9199
Woven fake fur & viscose imported from Belgium. Cater to the better & above markets. Minimum: 32 meters/color.

Van Dyke's Taxidermy Supply
I'm reasonably sure that there is no such thing as spandex backed fur, but in Woonsocket, SD resides Van Dykes Taxidermy Supply & they sell some good quality synthetic fur.

Taxidermy supply

Wexler Textiles Ltd. (http://www.wexlertextiles.com/)
144 Charles Road
King, NC 27021
Phone: (336) 985-2616
Fax: (336) 985-2618
Fake furs in solids & prints. Berbers, sherpas & fleece. Available in a regular & promotional way. Jobber/converter/exporter. Cater to all markets. Stock year round. No minimum requirement.

From: Kelly & Christine Schmidt
Subject: Re: FL: plush fur/cheap helmets

(from White_Fox) AS example, a white 2' matte pile was 15$/yard in CDN funds…cheaper than the MMils :) They're a super nice bunch, supply fur to the Feral Con :)

Glenoit Corporation of Canada
43 Howard Ave.
Elmira, ON, Canada N3B 2Z8
Phone: 519-669-5111
Fax: 519-669-3004

Bears & Bedtime Mfg. Inc. (http://www.bearsandbedtime.com/)
RR#2
Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canada T9A 1W9
Phone: 1-800-461-2327

Davey Fabrics (http://www.fabrics-notions.com/)
10505-169 St.
Edmonton, Alberta T5P 4Y7
Phone: (780)484-4422 or (888)484-4888
Fax: (780)484-4442
Web2: http://www.daveyfabrics.com/
This is a very friendly company to deal with geared to the short yard consumer. There is no minimum order but there is a cutting charge if you order less than 5m. of most fabrics. Anything that cost more than $8.00/ metre has no cutting charge as a general rule. Presently they stock short pile furs, in a variety of decorator colors ($9.25/m) as well as four prints: Holstein, Leopard, Tiger, Dalmation.($16.70/m) They also stock some Persian Lamb ($20.35/m) and Sherpa lining. ($8.95/m)

These prices are current as of March 2000 and are listed in Canadian Funds.

The catch is you must be a business in order to order from them. Proof required? Business card and one other piece of ID (tax number, business name registration copy, business account at a financial institution etc.)

You don't have to have a business license, just be a business or a representative of one. home-based businesses qualify. You can create your own brand new design studio if need be.

They can also hunt and special order if you are having trouble finding that 'special' fur, but cost and minimum order vary in those circumstances.

I have purchased from there in person, to the best of my recollection, their hours of operation are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm cst. That may change in the future. Best to call and ask.

Need more for these Canadian suppliers

Cotolana Inc - (514)731-1039 (Quebec)
J.B.Martin Ltd - (450)346-6853 (Quebec) - (800)363-9275 Toll free
J.L. de Ball Canada Inc - (514)381-4216 (Quebec)
USM Canada - (514)355-3690 (Quebec)

TexTenn
800 251-3027

Borg….was bought by Glenoit Mills
Glenoit Mills
800-487-4480
For NYLON furs (Custom fur/small order)
Contact John Moot or Alan Thoday

Gordon Fabrics Ltd
11891 Hammersmith Way
Richmond, BC V7A 5E5
Phone: (604)275-2672

FabricLand (http://www.fabricland.ca/)
A Canadian fabric chain that can have unusual styles of fake furs.

Huntingdon Mills (Canada) Ltd. (http://www.huntmill.com/)
72 Dalhousie
Huntingdon, Quebec J0S 1H0
Phone: (450) 264-8000
Fax: (450) 264-6921
Website down?

Jordi International Fabrics
721 Petrolia Road
Downsview, Ontario
(416) 665-0080

Kliffer Agencies
266 McDermot Ave.
Winnipeg, MB R3B 0S8
Phone: (204) 942-4264 or (800) 665-0701
Fax: (204) 947-9280

MacDonald Faber Ltd (http://www.macdonaldfaber.com/)
600 Queen St. West
Toronto, Ontario M6J 1E3
Phone: (416)922-6000 or 1-877-668-4667
Fax: (416) 534-4187

Wexler Textiles Ltd. (http://www.wexlertextiles.com/)
2065 Parthenais Street,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada H2K 3T1
Phone: 514 521 0010
FAX: 514 521 6212
Fake furs in solids & prints. Berbers, sherpas & fleece. Available in a regular & promotional way. Jobber/converter/exporter. Cater to all markets. Stock year round. No minimum requirement.

Woodruff (http://www.woodruffforpets.com/)
23405 Lakeridge Road
RR# 2
Cannington, Ontario L0E 1E0
Phone: 1-800-335-3771 or 1-705-437-2161

Admiral Bears Supplies (http://www.admiral-bears.com/)
37 Warren Drive
Ruislip, Middlesex HA4 9RD - UK
Tel/Fax: +44(0)20 8868 9598

Beary Cheap Bear Supplies (http://www.bearycheap.com/)
P.O. Box 2465
Burleigh, Queensland 4220
Australia.
Phone: 0500 833 97 or 07 5520 3455 (M - Th 08:30am-4:30pm, Fri 08:30am - 3pm)
Fax: 0500 833 93 or 07 5520 3411
Web2: http://www.bearycheap.biz/
Queensland does not operate on daylight saving during the summer months.

Berwick Street Cloth Shop, The
14 Berwick Street
LONDON
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 020 7287 2881 (Mon-Fri 9am - 6pm and Sat 9am - 5pm)

Brimlake Ltd (http://www.alltextiles.co.uk/)
Unit J5
38-40 Upper Clapton Road
LONDON, E5 8BQ
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 (0)20 8806 4599 (Mon-Thu 9.15am - 5.15pm, Fri: 9.15am - 12.30pm, Closed: 1pm - 2pm)
Fax: +44 (0)20 8806 7479

Broadwick Silks
9/11 Broadwick Street
LONDON, W1V 1FN
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 020 7734 3320 (Mon-Fri: 9am - 6pm, Sat: 9am - 5pm)
Fax: +44 020 7734 3476

Calico Pie (http://www.calicopie.co.uk/)
15 Queens Drive
Sedbergh
Cumbria
LA10 5DP
United Kingdom
Phone/Fax: +44 0845 1662 678

Christie Bears (http://www.christiebears.co.uk/)
'The Mount'
Clevis Hill
Newton
Porthcawl
CF36 5NT
United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 01656 789054 (Mon-Fri 9:15am-5pm)
Fax: +44 01656 785044

Cowper & Tordoff (http://www.furfab.com/)
Unit 5
Ashley Industrial Estate
Leeds Road
Huddersfield
HD2 1JR
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 01484 425 300
Fax: +44 01484 425775

Creations Direct (http://www.creationsdirect.com/)
Mail Order Dept.
1 Denecroft Gardens
Grays, Essex RM17 5SA
Phone: 0870 7425220
Fax: 0870 7425221 (International +44 870 7425221)

KBT Ltd (http://www.fabricsite.co.uk/)
Carlton Business Centre
132 Saltley Road
Saltley
Birmingham
B7 4TH
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 0121 359 2349
Fax: +44 0121 359 7784
Web2: Redirects to site below: http://www.kbt.co.uk/
Web3: http://www.fabricuk.com/

Heathcoat Fabrics (http://www.heathcoat.co.uk/)
John Heathcoat & Co Ltd.
Westexe
Tiverton
Devon
EX16 5LL
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 01884 254949/244244
Fax: +44 01884 252897

Mandors Fabric Store (http://www.mandors.co.uk/)
134 Renfrew Street
Glasgow
G3 6ST
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 0141 322 7716
Fax: +44 0141 322 4021
Hours: Mon-Sat: 9am - 5:30pm, Sun: 12 - 5pm

Oakley Fabrics Ltd (http://www.oakleyfabrics.co.uk/)
8 May Street
Luton
Bedfordshire
LU1 3QY
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 01582 424828 or +44 01582 734733
Fax: +44 01582 455274

Peacock Fibres Ltd (https://secure.aiuk.net/secure/peacockfibres/)
Gain Mill
Gain Lane
Bradford
BD2 3LW
England
Phone: +44 01274 633900
Fax: +44 01274 633910
Web2: http://www.peacockfibres.co.uk/

Pusan - Dong Lim Co., Ltd. (http://www.donglimfur.com/)
3F Hwasung B/D 150-1 Samsung-dong, Kangnam-gu
Seoul, Korea
Tel: +86-532-517-3111~4
Fax: +86-532-517-3110
Note: This site is heavy on the scripts and Flash

Soho Silks
Soho Silks,
22 D'Arblay Street,
LONDON
W1
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 020 7434 3305

T.K. Corporation (http://www.tkcorp.com/)
2fl, sangkyeng b/d, jungkokdong
Kwangjingu Seoul 143-220
Korea
Phone: 822-498-0261
Fax: 822-498-0230
Web2: http://www.ec21.com/tkcorp/

Yorkshire Fur Fabrics Ltd
Unit 1, Fairfield Mills,
Queen Street South,
Huddersfield,
West Yorkshire
HD1 3DX
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 01484 429966
Fax: +44 01484 429988

Youngdo Ind. Co., Ltd (http://www.youngdo.co.kr/)
Head office & Factory
Gasan-ri, 401-3, Gasan-myeon, Pocheon-si, Gyonggi-do, 487-811 Korea
Phone: +82-31-543-4902/3
Fax: +82-31-543-4904
More stores/offices listed in About Us/Organization.