We offer designer deadstock fabrics wholesale, whose quality you can feel on your skin immediately.

Deadstock fabrics are unused stocks from already completed fashion productions. They arise from overruns, unused collection fabrics or expired seasons and were never made into garments.

In principle, deadstock fabrics can cover any quality level from functional basic fabrics to high-quality designer fabrics.

We have deliberately specialised in the premium segment. Our range consists of exclusive designer fabrics from Europe, with a clear focus on Italian designer fabrics, which we offer as high-quality fabric by the metre for demanding apparel concepts.

Yes, our fabrics are exclusively original designer deadstock fabrics.

The designer deadstock fabrics we offer come from closed productions of renowned fashion houses and are identical qualities to those previously used in high-end collections. These are expressly not similar or re-produced fabrics, but original designer fabrics with professional finishing, consistent quality and convincing handle.

Our focus is on designer deadstock fabrics from Italy as well as selected European countries of origin. We offer these as high-quality fabric by the metre for designers, theatres, fashion schools, fabric shops and online retailers – in limited quantities, exclusively and significantly more attractively priced than regular new goods.

Yes, the quality of our fabrics is fully suitable for professional applications.

Our designer deadstock fabrics were originally produced for use in high-end fashion collections and meet the corresponding requirements for workmanship, durability and material properties. They are reliably suited for collections, stage costumes and use in fashion schools.

Designer deadstock fabrics combine extraordinary quality with an economically attractive price level. These are fabrics that were developed and used for high-quality fashion productions, thus meeting the demands of High Fashion. At the same time, they are significantly more affordable than comparable qualities in the regular fabric trade.

A key advantage also lies in the sustainable reuse of already produced materials. Valuable resources are not newly consumed but are meaningfully transferred to new projects.

Furthermore, designer deadstock fabrics open access to qualities that are usually reserved for large fashion houses or can only be sourced with very high minimum quantities and corresponding budgets. This makes exclusive designer quality realistically usable for smaller labels, theatres, fashion schools and selected fabric stores.

Yes, in most cases sufficient quantities for professional projects are available.

Most of our fabrics are available with more than 20 metres per lot and are thus well suited for collections, stage productions or use in education.

Since these are deadstock fabrics, the available quantities are one-time only and available only as long as the respective stock lasts. Repeat sales or renewed production does not take place.

Particularly with designer deadstock fabrics from Italy, this limited availability is part of the concept and ensures exclusivity. For projects, it is therefore advisable to plan the required total quantity from the outset.

Our fabrics come exclusively from European fashion productions, with the largest part from Italy.

These are designer deadstock fabrics from closed productions of renowned fashion houses. Among them are fabrics that were originally made for brands such as Loro Piana, Marc Cain, Hugo Boss, Colombo, Brugnoli, Achille Pinto, MarioBoselli, Girani, Seride and other well-known labels. The mention of brand names serves exclusively for classification of quality level and origin.

We have no direct business connection to the mentioned brands and are not an official partner. The fabrics come from the regular production context of the fashion industry and are offered by us as high-quality designer deadstock fabric by the metre.

Yes, the price offers a clear economic advantage compared to the quality.

Our fabrics come from already closed productions and were originally manufactured at regular market prices for high-quality fashion collections. Since these fabrics are not newly produced, costs for development, new production runs and long-term storage are eliminated.

Particularly with designer deadstock fabrics from Italy, this creates a significantly more attractive price level, even though the material quality, finishing and workmanship fully correspond to the original designer standard. Customers thus receive genuine designer quality by the metre, but at prices significantly below those of regular fabric suppliers.

The origin of our fabrics is clearly documented and transparently traceable.

Our designer deadstock apparel fabrics come from renowned European fashion contexts, with a clear focus on Italy, and were originally developed for high-quality fashion collections.

Already in the original production process, these fabrics are subject to strict quality requirements. Material selection, workmanship and finishing are checked at a level that is significantly above the standard of usual commercial goods.

This is how we offer designer deadstock fabrics with reliable origin and verified quality – materials ideally suited for professional use in fashion, on stage and in education, meeting the highest design standards.

The fabrics in our range are generally very exclusive. We acquire the complete available remaining quantity of each lot. Since these are designer deadstock apparel fabrics from closed productions, this fabric will not be reproduced in exactly the same quality.

After selling out, the respective lot is permanently out of stock. This means you receive genuinely unique qualities by the metre, ideally suited for exclusive collections, stage productions or special projects.

Yes, inspection before purchase is intended and explicitly encouraged. We want you to personally convince yourself of the quality of our fabrics before making a decision.

Our field service presents the current fabric collection directly on-site. This allows you to feel, assess and experience the designer deadstock apparel fabrics in a real-world setting. Colours can be realistically evaluated under daylight and in the respective environment, which is often not possible online.

Especially with high-quality fabrics, personal inspection is decisive. It creates planning certainty and helps to reliably rule out incorrect purchases.

Yes, you receive sound professional support from us. Our field service representatives have been working for us for over ten years and have an exceptionally broad experience with designer deadstock apparel fabrics. There is hardly a fabric quality they have not seen or assessed during that time.

Normally, fabrics of this quality are only available in large quantities, at very high prices and difficult to access for many designers. Smaller labels in particular often have no access to these materials.

We consciously want to do things differently. That is why we offer designer deadstock apparel fabrics from as little as 6 metres per fabric, enabling also smaller designers to work with fabrics that were originally developed for high-quality fashion collections.

Our prices are significantly below the original terms at which these fabrics are offered in the regular market. This allows collections and projects with genuine designer quality to be created, regardless of the size of the label.

We offer our field service appointments throughout Europe.

This enables customers in these countries to get to know our designer deadstock apparel fabrics directly on-site and receive personal advice.

No. Our fabrics are not sorted-out or inferior goods. High Fashion was made with these fabrics and they come from productions that were intended for high-quality fashion collections.

The fact that they are available today as deadstock fabrics is solely due to the fact that certain quantities were not fully processed. Quality, finishing and material standard correspond to the level of professional designer productions and are fully suitable for demanding projects.

Shipping usually takes 5 to 7 business days within Germany and 7 to 10 business days within Europe.

Unfortunately, a return is not possible. Our fabrics are individually cut to length for you. This means that a return or exchange is excluded.

Yes, a reservation is possible. You place a binding order for this, but the goods are delivered at a later date.
Payment also only takes place after delivery.

This means you can, for example, order fabrics for your summer collection in winter. As soon as the goods are delivered in summer, payment is then also due.

Yes, after prior appointment, a collection review at our location is possible.
Additionally, we have a warehouse sale containing smaller remaining quantities that are not part of the regular collection. These fabrics offer an interesting addition for individual projects.

Our collection is very diverse and broadly positioned, comprising numerous high-quality designer deadstock apparel fabrics from different material groups.

Since we work exclusively with deadstock fabrics, the assortment changes continuously. Not every fabric type is available at all times; individual qualities are often only available in limited quantities.

Below you will find an overview of the fabric types that are typically part of our collection:

Cotton fabrics
Batiste
Twill
Canvas
Poplin
Piqué
Flannel
Gabardine
Muslin and Double Gauze
Cotton Satin
Chambray
Denim and Jeans Twill
Panama
Cretonne

Linen fabrics
Pure linen
Half linen
Linen viscose
Linen cotton
Linen structured weave

Wool and noble fibres
Pure new wool
Merino wool
Mohair
Cashmere
Alpaca
Camel hair
Boiled wool
Tweed
Loden
Wool flannel
Wool crepe
Wool bouclé
Wool gabardine
Bonded wool
Stretch wool fabrics

Silk fabrics
Crêpe de Chine
Silk satin
Silk chiffon
Silk organza
Silk jersey
Silk twill
Duchesse from silk or silk blend
Pongee
Shantung
Silk taffeta

Regenerated natural fibres
Viscose
Viscose crêpe
Viscose satin
Viscose jersey
Modal
Modal jersey
Lyocell and Tencel
Lyocell jersey
Cupro
Cupro satin
Cupro crêpe

Polyester and functional fabrics
Polyester crêpe
Polyester satin
Polyester taffeta
Polyester jacquard
Microfibre
Scuba and neoprene jersey
Softshell
Technical fabrics

Coated fabrics
Coated fabrics
Oilskin
Dry oilskin
Waxed cotton
PU coated fabrics

Mesh and net fabrics
Mesh
Net weave
Powernet

Jersey and knitted fabrics
Single jersey
Double jersey
Interlock
Rib jersey
Piqué jersey
Jacquard jersey
French terry
Sweat brushed and unbrushed
Romanit Punto di Roma
Techno jersey

Knitwear
Fine knit
Chunky knit
Coat knit
Wool jersey

Elegant and flowing fabrics
Chiffon
Georgette
Organza
Satin
Duchesse
Crêpe
Crêpe Georgette
Taffeta

Structured and effect fabrics
Jacquard
Brocade
Bouclé
Tweed
Doubleface
Structured weave
Lurex blended fabrics

Special designer fabrics
Patchwork designer fabrics
Patterned jacquards
Metallic and special effect fabrics