Frequently Asked Questions
Fabric orders are shipped
- If Cut yardage – 1 to 3 business days.
- If Full Bolts – 1 – 2 business days
- If Fabric Sample – 1 – 3 business days.
- Also consider UPS transit times, as for all shipments will be relayed through UPS. You may also check UPS transit times through the following UPS link
We use UPS as our shipping courier. Freight forwarders and trucking companies may be used by the sole discretion of My Textile Fabrics for larger orders. We may use samples to ship with USPS via Regular Mail.
We currently accept Visa, Mastercard, Amex & Discover.
All fabric cut yardage sales are final.
All Fabric Bolt sales are up to the discretion of My Textile Fabric.
All Sample Swatches Sales are final.
All Fabric Bolt sales are up to the discretion of My Textile Fabric.
All Sample Swatches Sales are final.
All fabric cut yardage sales are final.
All Fabric Bolt sales are up to the discretion of My Textile Fabric.
All Sample Swatches Sales are final.
All Fabric Bolt sales are up to the discretion of My Textile Fabric.
All Sample Swatches Sales are final.
Sample swatches of fabrics are readily available. Call one of our associates for assistance.
Here at My Textile Fabrics we know how important your event or job is. If we feel we are not eligible or will not have proportional amount of time to ship you the fabric, then we will not take the job. We would rather sleep with a clear conscious then put our clients' event or manufacturing orders at risk.
Yes we will indefinitely accept orders on a rush basis. Please contact our associates for details.
- If your order does qualify for Free shipping: FOB Origin, freight allowed Seller pays freight charges Buyer owns goods in transit Buyer files any damage claims Title passes to the buyer at the moment the goods are transferred to the carrier. The buyer must file the claim as the owner of freight which is lost or damaged en route to the destination. Freight will be paid by the seller and the cost of freight has already been figured into the cost of goods.
- If your order does not qualify for free shipping: According to the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) regulations: FOB Origin, prepay freight & add Seller pays freight charges, recharges to buyer Buyer owns goods in transit Buyer files any damage claims Title passes to the buyer at the moment the goods are transferred to the carrier. The buyer must file the claim as the owner of freight which is lost or damaged en route to the destination. Freight will be paid by the seller, but the cost of the freight will be added to the invoice for the sale of the goods.
What are Custom Fees?
If you are located outside of the United States, there are a set of Import Charges that will be collected by your country of residence. This is called a Customs Fee. Customer will be responsible for all Custom and or Import Fees.
