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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a fabric store" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a retail establishment that sells fabrics and sewing materials.
Example: "I need to visit a fabric store to buy some materials for my sewing project."
Alternatives: "a textile shop" or "a cloth store".
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"I went to a fabric store.
Some years ago, I was working in a fabric store.
The retail space, a fabric store, rents for $1,500 a month.
"I was walking through London on a Saturday and went into a fabric store," she said.
His father is the owner of Alfred's Fabric Center, a fabric store in Albany.
"The terrorists have run amok," said Lence Giorginovska, 50, who works in a fabric store.
Mikhayl Y. Ryabushinsky purchased a fabric store in Moscow in 1844 and two years later opened a cloth factory.
His parents, Marilyn and Howard Held of Beverly, Mass., own Winmil Fabrics, a fabric store in Boston.
I don't think that even after the handover the government will control things," said Ali Fakhri, who owns a fabric store in the Kadhimiya district.
For the lucky ones, like Mr. Chin and Abdul Rahim, an Afghan who owns a fabric store on the block, life goes on.
On the way to a fabric store with a friend, she recounts her apprenticeship to a seamstress, Miss Doreen, on a small Caribbean island where she grow up.
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