B2B sourcing
Business sourcing notes for teams who need a fabric URL other departments can open, not a private mood board. The commercial catalog stays on the marketplace. Use these pages to decide what to search, then inquire on one fabric.
How to use this list
Business sourcing notes for teams who need a fabric URL other departments can open, not a private mood board. The commercial catalog stays on the marketplace. Use these pages to decide what to search, then inquire on one fabric.
Each title in B2B sourcing is a separate search question. Start with How to source cotton for dresses only when that heading matches the brief you already have.
Open the note, then return to the marketplace to see published fabrics. A topic page is not a product, not a second catalog, and not a place to inquire.
Filtered marketplace URLs stay noindex. Share either https://fabstitch.net/marketplace/ or a specific fabric page.
What b2b sourcing is for
B2B sourcing groups related marketplace questions so a buyer can pick one intent instead of mixing fibre, garment, and weight on the same search.
This directory currently lists 76 notes, including How to source cotton for dresses, How to source cotton for workwear, How to source cotton for skirts, and others below.
If two titles look similar, keep the one that names the decision you still have to make. Then open a fabric page before you write a quantity.
How these notes relate to buying
FabStitch's commercial path is fabric → quantity → inquiry. Topic hubs explain the question that led you here; they do not replace the fabric page or invent a supplier directory.
After you pick a note, compare two published fabrics and inquire with metres. Do not paste a filter URL into an RFQ and expect it to behave like a product specification.
When a note and a collection hub cover the same fibre family, prefer the collection for browsing inventory and the note for clarifying the decision you still have to make.
Questions
- Do these pages replace the marketplace?
- No. They explain a search question. The commercial catalog remains /marketplace/.