Gents,
The recent decisions by Family Heirloom Weavers to change their business to a large lots only/wholesale business model has prompted a great many threads and discussions. As of a few minutes ago, there were four threads on seperate forums, some active, some inactive.
For your convenience, I have merged all the threads in questions.
If you are interested in such things, please read about/discuss it here.
Thanks,
John Stillwagon
Pards,
Just found this one out...of course I may be a little slow.
Family Heirloom Weavers will no longer be selling their Civil War Fabrics at retail after November 30, 2004.
They will continue to do wholesale marketing of their fabrics in 100 yrd increments. No word as to what fabrics are going to be offered at this time.
This will put a kink in the works for some small clothing makers...I am sure.
Check out their web site for more details:
The recent decisions by Family Heirloom Weavers to change their business to a large lots only/wholesale business model has prompted a great many threads and discussions. As of a few minutes ago, there were four threads on seperate forums, some active, some inactive.
For your convenience, I have merged all the threads in questions.
If you are interested in such things, please read about/discuss it here.
Thanks,
John Stillwagon
Pards,
Just found this one out...of course I may be a little slow.
Family Heirloom Weavers will no longer be selling their Civil War Fabrics at retail after November 30, 2004.
They will continue to do wholesale marketing of their fabrics in 100 yrd increments. No word as to what fabrics are going to be offered at this time.
This will put a kink in the works for some small clothing makers...I am sure.
Check out their web site for more details:
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