Discount Fabric Warehouse

Aloha,
We are on the mission to find fabric with ulu (breadfruit).
This shop rocks! 8 kind of ulu fabrics! For a good price!
Store is huge, people very friendly and yes. They also sell sewing machines and so on.
We would be definitely back!
Mahalo for reading this.

Fell in love with this fabric store. They have everything! Beautiful fabrics and more. The place is very well organized! You can find things easily, and if you have bad eye site like me their staff is very willing to help! They have the nicest people working there! Which makes the shopping experience even better. It is a warehouse, but it really doesn’t feel like it when you walk in. I have been in way way worse, this shop seems to be the cleanest that I have experienced so far! Highly recommend going here!

I love this store. I’m in heaven when I walk in. I cannot make up my mind which fabric to purchase, since I have to ship them using the flat rate shipping box. My suitcase is always too heavy. Maybe next year I’ll just take two sets of clothes and wash it every day, that way i can purchase a lot more fabric… Hummm that’s an idea…
Back to the store, the staff are very friendly and helpful. The selection is huge. My goal is the Hawaiian print and the Japanese print fabrics. They have abundance of both. They gave me a discount, which if I knew they were going to, I would have bought more.
It’s a warehouse with no air conditioning, so a little warm, but not too bad. I highly recommend this store, but a little tricky to find it. I called, and they guided me to the store. It’s well worth taking the time to find it.

This has a wonderful selection of fabrics. Too much to choose from. I had to control myself. It was like being a kid in a candy store. I bought a few yards of fabric that caught my eye. They had a really cool Hawaiian coffee fabric design that was supposedly designed by the owner. Besides selling fabric, they also sold sewing machines and embroidery machines. It seems they also have classes there.
This was a little hard to find as you had to go up the third level on the driveway to get to the store. It is above the Korea BBQ place.

Yes, it is a warehouse and a bit rough, ok if the fabric rocks and the folks are friendly. We have fabric warehouses near us so I was ready.
It was musty inside and since there was no air conditioning it seemed worse. I live in the fog so I know musty and do not want to buy musty fabric.
Selection was ok but we have all this on the mainland and NO staff person ever said boo the whole time I was there. It was quiet so they could at least said hello. I wandered the entire store and really wanted to buy something but nothing was special enough and the musty smell finally was more than enough for me.
The prices were good but still found nothing fabulous. I ended up getting my fabric fix at the store in Hilo.

Great fabric shop. Tons of Hawaiian print fabrics on the roll, priced between 4 and 6 dollars a yard. Beautiful vibrant fabrics in different weights. Tons of other fabric, quilting cotton, apparel fabric, upholstery fabric, notions, the works. Bundles of super cute fat quarters. They also have singer and babylock machines. The service is super friendly and helpful.
This was a great spot for me, a tourist, to come in and bring home some gorgeous fabric but there were also a ton of locals buying fabric for their own crafts. They have a frequent buyer discount card and a website that has a fraction of their in store stock.
The building is a little rough, like it was hot and humid inside, but it is a warehouse, so that’s to be expected. The parking area was small but sufficient for the location.
Also, there is another fabric store at the building down the hill from this place, easy to confuse the 2. I didn’t go to the other one, so no comparison.

This store is what it says it is: a warehouse. But what it lacks in cozy/​homey feel, it makes up for in great selection. I spent most of my time looking through the rolls of Hawaiian prints – many poly-​cotton choices for $ 5/​yd and cotton ones for a little more. It also had great Japanese prints, and a remarkable variety of other stuff. I noticed quality hunting/​camo stuff, real African prints, batiks, a nice selection of knits for garment sewing, and rows and rows of quality quilting cottons in a wide variety of prints. In the front is a sewing machine service shop. There are notions – including wood and coconut buttons – plus some upholstery fabric and other stuff.
It’s not your cute, high end quilt shop, but their prices are great, their selection is really diverse, and I found them friendly and helpful. They have rows and rows of Hawaiian fabric.
I had trouble finding the shop – the google map that their store website linked to was wrong. It’s in the back/​uphill side of a bunch of shops with the Korea Bar on the side closest to the street.

Great selection of hawaiian fabric!