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We’d like to thank you for taking the time to visit us at the Cranston Village website. We are delighted to hear that you enjoy using our fabrics and are interested in making a purchase.
Please contact our Independent reps listed on our site. These reps carry our entire current line. You may also contact us directly if you so choose. Our minimum for an initial order is 100 yards Your business tax identification is necessary in order to purchase goods.
If you do not have a business tax identification number, Cranston sells to the following chain stores: Walmart, JoAnn Stores, Hancock Fabrics, Hobby Lobby.
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| Can I order fabric on line from Cranston? |
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Currently, Cranston is not offering our fabric to be sold direct to consumers through internet sales.
Cranston sells to the following chain stores: Walmart, JoAnn Stores, Hancock Fabrics, and Hobby Lobby. Our products may also be sold at independent retail stores and quilt shops throughout the country.
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| How do I obtain fabric donations for my Quilt Guild or non-profit organization? |
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We receive an overwhelming number of requests each year for donations of material for many worthy non-profit organizations. With this overwhelming number of requests, we have found it necessary to set corporate policy regarding donations of material - we limit our donations to non-profit organizations in the local geographical areas where our business units are based. If you are a quilt group organization planning a special event, or have further questions please email FabricDonations@cpw.com for further information.
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| How do I locate a specific fabric or additional yardage needed to complete a project? |
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We make every attempt to locate fabric for your projects. You can either scan the design and email it to us at Customer Service, or if that is not possible, please send a swatch, along with a brief explanation and your phone number or mailing address to:
Cranston Print Works Company
1381 Cranston Street
Cranston, RI 02920
Attention: Customer Service Dept.
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| How do I apply for a position at Cranston Print Works? |
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Please visit our employment opportunity page . If you wish to contact us directly, our Human Resources Dept. is located in Rhode Island at the following location:
Cranston Print Works Company
1381 Cranston Street
Cranston, RI 02920
1-800-335-6411
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| What should I do if I am experiencing a problem with your fabric? |
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Cranston is committed to quality printing, however, if you are having difficulty working with our fabric, please return the defective merchandise to the store where you purchased it. If the store is unable to help you, please send a swatch along with a brief explanation to:Cranston Print Works Co., 1381 Cranston Street, Cranston, RI 02920, attn: Customer Service.
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| How do I locate a fabric that has retired or discontinued? |
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These fabrics are no longer in stock.
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| Can I request a catalog of your designs? |
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Our catalogs are not available for distribution to consumers so please take a moment to view our wonderful assortment of latest designs in the “Fabric Collections” section on this site. You will also enjoy viewing the many projects we have designed for you!
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| Is your fabric flame retardant? |
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Our fabrics are "Not Flame Retardant". In order for Cotton fabric to be Flame Retardant, special chemicals would have to be put on the surface of the fabric during processing. Most of our product goes into over the counter fabric or apparel. As a company, we have decided not to put additional chemicals on our fabrics to make them Flame Retardant. We are required by the Federal Government to test our fabric for “General Flammability”, according to an established "Test Method". We perform this test on all types of fabrics that we as a company sell. All of our fabrics that we sell have successfully passed this requirement. PASSED - does not imply that the fabric is Flame Retardant, simply that it meets the requirements of the test method. Fabric "will" burn. Most local Fire Ordinances require that when using fabric for display purposes in a public building, they must be Flame Retardant. If you have such ordinances in your area, and this is your intent, then our fabric would not be suitable for your purpose.
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