About

For over a century, Hoffman Fabrics has been a steward of textile artistry, building a library that reflects generations of craftsmanship, innovation, and design. This boutique archive offers a rare opportunity to access select fabrics preserved from that history—pieces that have remained stored away for decades.

Each textile in this collection is authentically archived, out of print, and no longer in production, with many dating back more than 30 years. Quantities are extremely limited, often fewer than 10 yards remaining on original saved rolls, making each offering inherently rare. These are not reproductions or reissues, but original textiles exactly as they were produced.

The archive focuses primarily on silks, cottons and wovens from Hoffman Fabrics’ manufacturing division, which historically represents the foundation and larger legacy of the company. Among them are iconic Aloha prints and specialty textiles created decades ago—fabrics that have not been accessible to the public until now. Most are released in single-yard cuts, allowing collectors and makers alike to own a tangible piece of Hoffman Fabrics history.

This archive exists intentionally apart from our quilting business. These textiles have never been offered to quilting shops and are not in competition with our retail partners or the quilting industry.

This project is a careful opening of the vault—an invitation to experience the depth of Hoffman Fabrics’ heritage through textiles that embody rarity, provenance, and enduring beauty. We are honored to share these exceptional fabrics from our 100-year archive with those who appreciate history woven into every yard.