Friday morning I took an early flight to LAX. Wanted to spend some time in the California sunshine. Saturday morning got up early to go to the Fashion District in LA. The
LA Fashion District is home to the largest selection of textiles and notions in the United States. There are nearly 200 wholesale and retail textile stores selling trim,
beading and fabric, crafts and home decor. Shoppers can find nearly
every type of fabric, running the gamut from novelty to exotic silks and
European upholstery. Prices range from 99 cents up to hundreds of
dollars per yard. Designers, stylists and crafters all rely on the textiles and resources of the LA Fashion District. Textile and notion stores are generally centered within four blocks,
from 8th Street down to Olympic Boulevard, between Maple Avenue and San
Julian Street.
Spent most of the day visiting
The Santee Alley. Over 150 stores selling apparel, footwear, accessories, beauty
supplies, cosmetics, and more. The Santee Alley makes up two blocks of
the 100-block LA Fashion District. It has traditionally been the retail
core of the area, popular for bargain shopping and its bazaar-like
atmosphere. Open 7 days a week, rain or shine.
Friday morning I took an early flight to LAX. Wanted to spend some time in the California sunshine. Saturday morning got up early to go to the Fashion District in LA. The LA Fashion District is home to the largest selection of textiles and notions in the United States. There are nearly 200 wholesale and retail textile stores selling trim,
beading and fabric, crafts and home decor. Shoppers can find nearly
every type of fabric, running the gamut from novelty to exotic silks and
European upholstery. Prices range from 99 cents up to hundreds of
dollars per yard. Designers, stylists and crafters all rely on the textiles and resources of the LA Fashion District. Textile and notion stores are generally centered within four blocks,
from 8th Street down to Olympic Boulevard, between Maple Avenue and San
Julian Street.
Spent most of the day visiting The Santee Alley. Over 150 stores selling apparel, footwear, accessories, beauty
supplies, cosmetics, and more. The Santee Alley makes up two blocks of
the 100-block LA Fashion District. It has traditionally been the retail
core of the area, popular for bargain shopping and its bazaar-like
atmosphere. Open 7 days a week, rain or shine.
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