Fabric Artby blockcorp

Yerevan garment factory · Est. 1998

Cloth, cut, and finished with intent.

Fabric Art is a working factory for labels that still care how a garment is made. Pattern, sample, and production under one roof.

Colourful fabric rolls hanging in the Fabric Art textile workshop

What we make

A factory built around the garment, not the other way around.

Cut and sew

Wovens and light knits, from short runs to repeating seasonal programmes.

Pattern and grade

Blocks developed in-house, graded, and nested for a clean, economical cut.

Sampling

Proto, SMS, and size-set samples with notes your team can actually use.

Private label

Trim, ticket, and pack to your brand book — or we will help you write one.

How it runs

Four steps from brief to carton.

01

Consult

We read the brief, fabrics, and target volumes before a needle moves.

02

Sample

The sample room builds a wearable reference and locks construction.

03

Produce

Cutting, stitching, and finishing run against a shared quality sheet.

04

Ship

Pressed, ticketed, and packed — with cartons labelled for your warehouse.

On the rail

Open the full showcase
Garments hanging on a rail in a studio showroom

Atelier Line

Tailored outerwear sampled for a London ready-to-wear label.

Folded denim and casual garments arranged on a table

Indigo Workwear

Heavyweight denim trousers cut for a small European label.

Stacked knit and jersey shirts arranged on hangers

Private Label Knit

Fine-gauge knitwear graded across a full size run.

Ready to produce your next collection?

Write to the sample room with fabrics, volumes, and dates. We will tell you honestly if we are the right floor.

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