Use cases

Use-case notes for matching construction to a garment family on the marketplace.

Each title in Use cases is a separate search question. Start with When shirts need a woven 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.

Use cases 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 30 notes, including When shirts need a woven, When shirts need a knit, When dresses need a woven, 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.

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.