watch this :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1oTlfXl3VU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tXJunZuyvQ

:eek: I wonder if I can move there? :eek:

It says a lot for them that there are over 3 pages of comments and most are positive. The prices are certainly attractive and I saw at least one fabric on their site that is identical to one I bought locally at Hancock's. Marshall's was $4.99/yd and Hancock's was on sale for around $7.00/yd when I bought it.
Marshall's is at the very least well worth checking out.
I'm still browsing their site.
Rodney

great several of my family have been buying from there for 20 years

I have ordered from them on line and have never been disappointed.

Glad you have room for 700 yards, enjoy them.

They are a wholesaler and sell to quilt shops as well. In their shop they have all kinds of stuff - bold ends, etc cheap
is it worth it? Yes. I love going there - I can afford their prices for charity quilts.

I goggled a particular fabric of an older line I needed and Marshall Dry Goods at it. I ordered on line before noon and had it within 2 days. They sent me an email they had received the order by 1 and shipping email by 3 the same day I ordered. The fabric was Party Ants cherries and was only 4.00 a yard.

I will order from them again in a heart beat.

I went to Marshalls a couple years ago & was over whelmed by their selection. I did purchase a bunch of blenders because I knew I could use them. The price was very reasonable, if I happened to be in their neck of the woods again I would definitely swing buy.

I love Marshalls and travel there at least twice a year. I buy my wonderful batting from them on a 30 yard roll. The flat fold fabrics are the lowest quality they carry. Instead, buy the fabrics on the bolts: It's all very high quality. They have tons of designer fabrics that you can buy retail or wholesale... both very cheap. I doubt if any where else in the country has prices as low as Marshalls. There's an awesome barbecue restaurant right up the hill from them: Fox Creek Barbecue.