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On the Road: DG Expo in NYC.

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And we're back!
The past two days Julie and I visited and worked in the big apple to show Fabric Mart's wholesale collection at the DG Expo.
It was my first trip with Fabric Mart and I had a wonderful time seeing new places in New York and meeting our customers and friends at the show. 
Of course I took a few pictures along the way!
Julie and I grabbed a quick picture after we successfully finished our first long day working in the city!
And did I mention that we had an amazing view from our room of the Empire State building?
We ate a lot of good food! 
 Here's Julie at our booth.
We had two tables full of fabric! It was quite the selection. 
 We came prepared with our entire inventory of headers. 
(If you need any fabric, we have it.
Visit our wholesale website if you are a designer, manufacturer, or fabric store.
www.fabricmartwholesale.com)
I can't wait until our next adventure!
Till next time New York. - Kaitlin

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  1. Definitely DiAugust 8, 2012 at 6:02 PM

    Wow! you must have had fun, I know I love to visit New York! I would like to start purchasing wholesale from Fabric Mart! How can I do it?

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    1. Fabric MartAugust 8, 2012 at 6:23 PM

      We sure did! Visit our website www.fabricmartwholesale.com to read more about wholesaling with us. You can request samples from that site too. You can email Julie at julie@fabricmartfabrics.com if you have questions or concerns.

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