We recently added new clearance items as we’re preparing for the New Year and doing some cleaning house. You can some great deals, some even over 50% off:
Remember – clearance items are a fixed quantity 1-time item. Once the item is sold it is gone forever! These are typically end of roll fabric yardages, customer returns, or fabrics and items with minor defects that are described in the product description.
Get a jump start on your New Year and save some $$$!
Good timing with the New Year mention, since I’m planning new projects anyway. Clearance yardages are perfect for getting started without spending too much upfront.
Appreciate the transparency about where these items come from, like customer returns and leftover yardage. Makes it easier to judge whether something will work for my needs.
This feels perfect for stocking up before the New Year, especially if you’re experimenting with new designs. End-of-roll pieces are great for samples and prototypes.
Those over 50% off deals are tempting, but the limited quantities definitely add pressure. I’ll probably check sooner rather than later before the best stuff disappears.
Nice to see you noting minor defects in the product descriptions upfront. For the kind of savings you’re mentioning, I don’t mind a small flaw on test pieces.
I’ve had good luck with your clearance section before, especially finding unique fabrics that don’t come back. Glad to see you’re adding more options again.
Calling out that items are gone forever once sold is key, since some fabrics are hard to replace. It’s a good reminder not to assume restocks will happen.
The reminder that clearance is one-time quantity is helpful, because I’ve definitely hesitated before and missed out. Good incentive to grab fabrics now instead of waiting.
This kind of sale is ideal for trying materials I wouldn’t normally pay full price for. Even with minor defects, it’s a low-risk way to experiment.
I like that you clarified these are mostly end-of-roll yardages and returns, that helps set expectations. The over 50% discounts make it worth digging through, especially for smaller projects.