Guipure lace, Liberty of London (silk twill, Tana lawn, cotton, jersey and corduroy; Chantilly lace, Navajo wool, Japanese cotton, Ikat ... we could go on.

In all honesty, we no longer sew clothes but more often fabrics for the home but when we saw the fabrics that the late, sadly lamented, Gourmet magazine used for their articles to cradle dishes and dishware, we investigated. 

We weren't disappointed; we were impressed. They do carry the largest selection of Liberty of London fabrics online. There are 41 Tweed selections, 72 cotton Batik choices and 260 silk prints.

Samples are encouraged prior to ordering. "Images are a poor substitute for the beauty of our fabric." "Our store has also been featured on popular primetime reality television shows, including Bravo’s Project Runway and The Fashion Show, as well as CBS’ The Cut. B&J is regularly featured in various fashion and lifestyle magazines and books, including Zagat’s New York City Shopping Guide, where, for nearly a decade, B&J has generated high stats and rave reviews."

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