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Open Join FabStitch and complete the form. Google sign-in is available when that provider is configured.

After sign-up you may be asked for discovery preferences. Those preferences do not hide the catalog.

Open Sign in and enter the email and password for your customer account. If you were sent to sign in from an inquiry or another private page, you return there after a successful session.

Open Account to update your name and phone. The work email on the account is shown but is not edited on that form.

Country and currency are managed under Preferences.

Collections group fabrics by material character, such as Cotton or Silk & Sheer. Best For groups fabrics by product, such as shirts or dresses. Marketplace search matches names and constructions. Filters narrow the same catalog.

Every path opens the same fabric page, so a cloth has one identity.

Each fabric has a stable name and slug. Composition, construction, measurements and Best For uses appear when the catalog includes them. Missing values stay missing.

Send inquiry is the commercial next step. It collects quantity, not payment details.

Search is useful for names such as chiffon, linen or melton, and for uses such as shirts. Results stay inside the published catalog.

Search views are working states. They are not separate public pages for every query.

Filters come from catalog fields. Within one dimension, such as fibre, values combine as alternatives. Across dimensions, filters combine. If a field is not on the fabric record, the fabric will not match that filter.

Price sorts are not offered because the catalog does not publish prices.

Sign in, open the fabric, enter the quantity in metres and submit. You can add an optional note about the product you are making.

After a successful submission you can open that inquiry from My Inquiries. FabStitch does not take payment at this step.

Each inquiry includes the named fabric, the quantity you entered in metres, and the email on your customer account. An optional note can describe the product you are making or other relevant context.

Payment details are not collected. Availability, pricing and lead time are confirmed afterwards by FabStitch.

FabStitch reviews the fabric and quantity and contacts you at the email on your account. Response time is not promised on the website.

You can reopen the inquiry later from My Inquiries. Status values such as NEW or CONTACTED come from the inquiry record.

Go to Account and choose My Inquiries, or open /inquiries. You only see inquiries submitted from your account.

Each inquiry shows the inquiry number, fabric, quantity, status and submitted date.

Choose a fabric and send the quantity you need. FabStitch confirms availability and commercial terms afterwards by email.

There is no Pay Now or card form on the inquiry path. If an order later appears on your account, it is a record of that commercial process, not a checkout you complete in the browser.

If an order exists for your account, it is listed under Account orders. An order can be cancelled only while its status still allows customer cancellation.

Orders are not created by the inquiry form itself. An inquiry is the request; an order is a later recorded commercial document.

Country and currency tell FabStitch your market context. They do not convert prices, because the catalog does not publish a price to convert.

You can change them from the header controls or from Account preferences.

FabStitch helps you find fabric by material, construction, weight and what you are making. You browse collections, search the catalog, open a fabric and send a quantity inquiry.

There is one customer account. There is no buyer dashboard and no supplier marketplace in the public site.

Start from Collections if you know the material, from Best For if you know the product, or from Search if you have a name or construction.

Open a fabric page to read composition, construction, weight and documented uses. Enter the quantity you need and submit an inquiry. FabStitch follows up at your registered email.