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Houston’s iconic High Fashion Fabrics is closing its doors after 42 years

The store is offering deep discounts on materials before final day

Among the many fabrics offered at High Fashion Fabrics were satins, velvets, trims and accessories. (Storyblocks)

For over four decades, High Fashion Fabrics has been a cornerstone of Houston’s fashion scene, catering to designers, organizations, home-sewers, brides, and even celebrities. Featuring an array of fabrics ranging from couture laces to European wools and designer silks, the 30,000-square-foot showroom has been a go-to destination for anyone seeking top-quality materials. High Fashion Fabrics has provided an unparalleled selection but now bids farewell after four decades of service.

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The business posted the announcement on its socials and website:

“Dear Beloved High Fashion Fabrics Community,

After 42 incredible years, it is with heavy hearts that we announce the closure of High Fashion Fabrics.

We are immensely grateful for your support, creativity, and passion throughout the years. Our fabrics have been intertwined with weddings, special occasions, parties, theatrical plays, musicals, operas, ballets, quilts, and countless memories.

Join us in cherishing the memories as we embark on this bittersweet farewell journey. In the coming weeks, we’ll be hosting a closing sale offering significant discounts on our remaining inventory.

Please come by and make your final selections before we close our doors for the last time on May 31, 2024.

With gratitude,

High Fashion Fabrics”

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The comments on the video featured disappointment and sadness about the store’s upcoming closure, highlighting that more and more fabric stores in the area are closing down.

VicToria D Neal wrote, “So sad to lose one of my safe spaces in the city. Thank you for providing such beautiful products for some of my most memorable life experiences. This city staple will definitely be missed.”

Others highlighted how much they learned from the owners and workers of the long-time Houston staple.

Georgia Marie Dunn-Couhig wrote, “I am heartbroken! Thank you for the memories and lessons I have learned within your amazing store.”


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Holly joined the KPRC 2 digital team in March 2024, leveraging her eight years of expertise in blogging and digital content to share her passion for Houston. Outside of work, she enjoys exploring the city's vibrant scenes, all while balancing her roles as a wife and mother to two toddlers.

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