Fabric stores are going out of style. Big time. But walking into Jackman's Fabrics is like stepping into an entire garment district circa 1923. It's humongous. It's bustling. It's teeming with (mostly) little-old-lady workers who might not know who's on the cover of the current Vogue but can locate you a batiste, a batik or a basket weave in no time. The shop has a fancy-wear area up front, a big quilting area in the back and scads of buttons and ribbons in addition to hundreds of bolts of... More »
