Ayazmoon Fabric

I regret not reading the reviews about this place first. The first time I went, I went with my sister for my prom dress fabric. I thought the fabric quality was pretty okay for the prices they were giving me, so my sister went back for her dress ALONE. She is fourteen (and not actually exposed to this kind of thing) and the owner’s brother took her to the back of the store and hit on her while kissing her cheeks and saying that she’d get more discounts when his brother wasn’t there (apparently on Sunday from 11 – 5). We’re deciding whether or not to report, but definitely never going back. Anyone who shared this experience should definitely report. DEFINITELY SHOULD NOT GO ALONE, if you are, just go somewhere else, there’s a lot more fabric stores nearby with decent prices.

Thank you Ladies, for confirming how creepy these men are. I walked in yesterday, and of course was told, «Don’t worry about the price, I give you good price.» The middle aged guy was okay, but he was shooed away by the older guy, whose name is Manik Hasina. I got the business card. I asked if there was more cotton, and he brought me to the back and whispered, «Where do you live?» and then, «Do you live alone?» He eyed me up and down and slurred, «Such a nice lady… I do anything for you…» He was also very touchy feely, and thank God I had a jacket on. I did not buy anything, and do not intend do. I wish I could buy a billboard to tell the world how disgusting these guys are.

I should have read the other reviews here before setting foot in this place. The guys here ARE creepy! I was the only customer in the entire place!
When someone comes up to you and says «Hello my friend. What can I get you?» and proceeds to follow you around the store before you get a chance to look about, I should have known. REALLY pushy and the guys in here vie for your attention practically falling over each other. Three guys of varying ages. The youngest one was a bit helpful but was shooed away from me by the middle aged guy who was really creepy. Then an older guy comes over and tries to pin me down to one fabric that I was admiring but not quite interested.
I asked about the price per yard and a guy says, «Don’t worry about price. I give you good price.» then proceeds to try to get me to buy more yardage than I really needed. I told him I was at Fabric House next door and he asked me how much they were selling their brocade for. I told him $ 15 and he shakes his head and says, «No, No… I can not sell at $ 15. It’s $ 16 per yard but I will give you good price if you buy a lot.»
SERIOUSLY??? You’re haggling ME???
Decided to buy several yards of diferent fabrics tallying in my head how much it SHOULD cost and then at the counter, he tells me a slightly higher price for the total. «For you my friend, this price.»
Fabric has already been cut and since I have to make this project, whipped out a credit card to pay.
«You don’t have cash?» he asks.
«I didn’t expect this whole thing to cost so much!» I reply. «And a receipt would be just lovely too.»
Grudgingly he swipes by card and I sign with a sigh.
If I have to buy brocade next time, I think I’ll search about Chinatown and the Lower East Side’s fabric district instead.

This was the worst shopping experience of my life!!! The fabric selection is nothing that different from the surrounding stores. The product is the least of your worries when you enter the store… The men that work there are absolutely disgusting. Women — BEWARE… Do not waste your time or money going to this place. If you are curious and decide you want to give it a try, I would suggest making your purchase with your credit card just in case you have a problem because if you were to go back with any valid complaint, not only will you not get your money back, nor an exchange, nor a discount on a future product, you will have to deal with an unprofessional, arrogant, nasty response…

Nearly sexually assaulted in this store! Stay away!

Some pretty fabrics, but the men that work here are SUPER creepy and smoke inside the store all day. I ran out of there as fast as I could and I would never go back. Yuk!

First, let me start with the selection. They have tons of embellished fabrics, as well as embroidered, and a large selection of silks. They don’t do so well in the solids, particularly the twill.
Aside from the fabric selection, which is pretty much the same throughout most of the stores in the garment district, there’s the staff.
The man who helped me led me to the back of the store to show me a solid (which wasn’t even there!!), and he tried to grab me and kiss me.
SERIOUSLY? Not cool.

They have awful service! The staff tries to be funny but is really quite nasty. The owners are pushy and insincere. I would never buy from this place again. The quality of the fabric is cheap and junky!

When you think Ayazmoon think… Little Miss Sunshine or Monsoon Wedding. They carry a MASSIVE selection of cotton, lace and satin heavily embroidered fabrics (finished on the sides with scalloped embroidery etc.) The kind that might be used for pageants, weddings or a super dressy sari. They also have a decent sized collection of Chinese Brocade (not silk that I could tell) and the average $ 15/​yd. (Cheaper next door at Fabric house but this place has more of a selection.) I’d think you might also be able to talk the prices down here a little bit. Worth a try.
Some folks like this place for silks and fabrics for quilting.
Mail order welcome here.