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2021 Fabric Offerings - Alphabetical 2021 Fabric Offerings - Alphabetical 1-800-621-0827 www.architex-ljh.com PATTERN GRADE PATTERN GRADE PATTERN GRADE 45 RPM 7 BIARRITZ 7 CHARTED CALL 57 CHEVRON 15 BIBURY 28 CHARTED REVERSE CALL 78 RPM 8 BIG BIRD 9 CHATTERBOX 14 ABERDEEN CALL BIG GAME 9 CHAUCER 28 ADARE MANOR 7 BIG SUR CALL CHECK OUT 9 ADLON 20 BILLOW 17 CHENILLE WAISTCOAT 7 AFFINITY 11 BITTERSWEET 16 CHESHAM 29 AFTER PARTY 8 BLUFF CALL CHETLENHAM CALL ALCANTARA CALL BOARDWALK 14 CHRONICLE 17 ALDGATE CALL BOBBIN 5 CIRQUE 10 ALGONQUIN 7 BOHEME 7 CIRRUS 14 ALLURE 14 BORN AND BRED 5 CLASSIC 16 ALTHROP CALL BOSTON 9 CLIQUE 10 AMAGANSETT 14 BOUCLE 14 COALESCE 18 ANDROMEDA 11 BOUDOIR 7 COCONUT GROVE 16 ANEMONE 16 BOULEVARD 9 CODE 9 ANGORA MOHAIR CALL BOYLE CALL COEXIST 15 ANIMAL 9 BRICK AND MORTAR 8 COLLINS AVE CALL ANNUAL CALL BRIXTON CALL COLUMBUS CIRCLE 6 ANODIZED 9 BROMPTON 6 COMMUNITY 17 ANTICO 13 BRYN MAWR CALL COMPOSED 16 APHRODISIAC 9 BUENOS AIRES 9 COOL COMFORT 8 ARRAY 14 BURLINGTON 8 COOPER 5 ARTESIMA CALL CABIN 16 CORAL GABLES 16 ASKRIGG CALL CADILLAC 9 CORDDRY 11 ASTRONOMY 14 CALABASAS 8 CORE 9 ATHENA 10 CALF CALL CORINTHIAN 7 ATHERTON 13 CALYX CALL COURT 11 AURA 9 CAMBRIC 10 COWBOY 7 AUTOBAHN 7 CANCAN 9 CRAZY HORSE 8 AVENTURA 13 CAPE TOWN 9 CREW 5 B AND B 8 CARACAS 14 CROC 11 BABY I AM A STAR 8 CARAT 13 CROSSOVER 8 BADLANDS 10 CARDIFF 9 CRUISE 17 BAL HARBOUR 9 CARDIGAN 9 CUPERTINO 16 BALCONY 12 CARNEGIE HILL 6 CUPID 8 BAMBOOZLED 8 CARREL 15 CUTTING EDGE 16 BARGELLO CALL CASCO 16 DAKAR 7 BARNARD 15 CATCH ME IF YOU CAN 12 DAKOTA 9 BAYSIDE 13 CATTY CORNER 10 DAMEN 6 BEACHCOMB 16 CATWALK 11 DANCE PARTY 10 BEDROCK 8 CAVERN CLUB 8 DAPPLE 18 BEEHIVE 8 CETUS 11 DASH 10 BELLEVUE CALL CHAIN LINK 8 DAYDREAM 8 BELSIZE CALL CHAISE 9 DEBONAIR 4 BEN DAY 7 CHAMBRAY 14 DECO DISTRICT 17 BERGERAC 9 CHAMPAGNE 10 DEEPDALE CALL BERKSHIRE 8 CHARLESTON 9 DIGITAL CALL BERMUDA 12 CHARLOTTE 7 DISTRICT 5 1. 2021 Fabric Offerings - Alphabetical 1-800-621-0827 www.architex-ljh.com PATTERN GRADE PATTERN GRADE PATTERN GRADE DIVISION 17 GALLON 10 HYDE 11 DORIC 9 GANESHA 19 ICON 13 DRAGON 14 GARGRAVE CALL INGENIOUS 14 DRAPER 8 GATE HOUSE 6 INLINE 9 DREAM WEAVER 9 GECKO 16 INSIDEOUT CALL DRIZZLE 7 GETAWAY 16 INSPIRE 17 DUBLIN 6 GILDED AGE 20 INTERLOCK 11 DUMBO 5 GILLIGAN 9 INTRICATO 12 DUOMO 14 GLAMIS CALL IRRESISTIBLE CALL DUOTONE 15 GLINT 8 IRVING 5 DUPIONI 6 GLITZ 8 ISLE 16 EAST VILLAGE 8 GLOUCESTER CALL ISLINGTON CALL EDITOR CALL GOOD 3 JACKPOT 8 EMERGENT CALL GOOD DAY SUNSHINE 16 JAMES DEAN 8 ENAMORED 5 GREAT DANE 14 JAVELIN 5 ENGLISH LEATHER 8 GREAT PRETENDER 8 JULIET 7 ENGLISH SUEDE 8 GRIFFIN 9 JUMP FOR JOY 17 ENTHUSIAST 12 HABERDASHER 6 JUST DANDY 6 EPINGLE 6 HAMPSTEAD 8 KAINAI 8 EQUESTRIAN 11 HAPPY 16 KENSINGTON CALL ESTOILE 14 HARDWICK CALL KENT 13 ETIENNE 7 HARMONY 11 KETTERING 13 EVOLUTION 11 HASHTAG 15 KINDRED 17 EXCURSION 14 HATHAWAY 9 KINGHAM CALL FAIRGROUND 9 HAUTE SEAT 17 KIPS BAY 8 FASHIONISTA 8 HAVANA 15 KNOWLEDGE CALL FEDORA 9 HAVEN 7 KOI LILY 16 FIBONACCI 15 HAWES CALL LACEUM CALL FILLY 8 HEALTHY 16 LAKE COMO 9 FINE GAUGE 14 HERITAGE 9 LAKOTA 7 FINSBURY CALL HGI REED 5 LAMBETH CALL FIRST CLASS 12 HIGH LINE 5 LEATHERETTA 8 FIT 8 HIGH NOON 6 LEGACY 7 FLAGSHIP 9 HIGHWAY 8 LEGEND 9 FLANNELA 13 HIMALAYAN 14 LEISURE 9 FLATIRON 6 HINT 10 LENNON 19 FLIGHTS OF FANCY 16 HIT PARADE 10 LEX 6 FLORIDA 10 HIVE CALL LIEGE 8 FLOURISH 19 HOLLOWAY CALL LINE DANCE 9 FLOWER MARKET 13 HOLMES 17 LINE DRIVE 8 FOILED 8 HOLSTEIN 9 LINEA 8 FOLIO 6 HOLYOKE 18 LOCKER ROOM 9 FOLLOW THE LEADER 10 HOMESPUN 9 LODGE 7 FRIDAYS 9 HOOK 5 LOGORO 13 FRIENDSHIP 11 HOOP 10 LOMBARD 7 FROND 17 HOPSACK 7 LONG PLAY 8 FURSTENBERG 4 HOW DASHING 8 LOOM 5 GAIA 11 HUDSON YARDS 6 LOOSE ENDS 16 GALA 9 HUSH 4 LUCY IN THE SKY 15 2. 2021 Fabric Offerings - Alphabetical 1-800-621-0827 www.architex-ljh.com PATTERN GRADE PATTERN GRADE PATTERN GRADE LUSSO 11 NONCHALANT 9 PUREACHIC 8 LUSTER 6 OCEAN DRIVE 12 PUREASANA 8 MADEMOISELLE 12 OFFICINE 12 PUREBOTANICA 17 MAHONY 17 OLYMPUS 9 PUREBRINDLE 8 MALHAM CALL OOPS A DAISY 10 PURECHALLIS 9 MAMMOTH 9 ORCHESTRA CALL PURECHENILLE 8 MANHATTAN VALLEY 7 ORGANZA 9 PURECHIC 8 MANTLE 8 ORION 12 PURECOCO 8 MANZANITA CALL OTTO CALL PURECORDUROY 11 MARQUISETTE 9 OUTFIT 6 PURECURLICUE 8 MARYLEBONE CALL OXIDE 14 PUREDECO 13 MASONRY 6 PAGODA 11 PUREFELT 7 MCQUEEN 9 PALO ALTO 16 PUREFLEECE 9 MEADOW 8 PARAMOUR 11 PUREFLOW 7 MEANDER 10 PATENT 10 PUREGLINT 9 MEMBERSHIP 9 PATHWAY CALL PUREGRATITUDE 8 MERCHANT 8 PELLE 16 PUREHOPSACK 8 MERRILL 15 PENDLESOME 16 PUREKIMBO 11 METAL FLAKE 12 PERGOLA 9 PURELINEN 7 METALLURGIC 9 PERLATO 9 PUREMEDITATION 8 MID CENTURY 10 PIET 11 PUREMINDFULNESS 7 MIDDAY 12 PINKERTON 9 PUREMOD 13 MIDDLETON 9 PINNA CALL PUREMONTROSE 14 MIDLANDS 8 PIPELINE 13 PURENUBUCK 8 MIDTOWN 6 PISA 14 PUREPANAMA 9 MILANO 12 PISCINA 8 PUREPEACE 8 MINERAL 11 PLAID ALL OVER 10 PUREPLAIT 8 MINGLE 8 PLAITED 9 PUREPOINT 10 MINIMAL 15 PLATFORM 6 PURESHIMMER 9 MISSING LINK 13 PLENTY 3 PURETWILL 9 MISSONLY 8 PLUNGE CALL PUREVELOUR 5 MODA 8 POINT PELLE 16 PUREVELVET 8 MODENA 8 POLLUX 12 PUREVOGUE 13 MONARCHY 12 POPLIN 6 PUREWEAVE 9 MONOLITH 8 PORT OF CALL 14 PUREWICKER 7 MONTAUK 17 PORTER 18 QBERT 8 MONTECITO 11 POSITANO 16 QUARRY 9 MORTAIO 10 POSY CALL QUILT 9 MOTIVE 8 PRECISE CALL RAZZLE DAZZLE 5 MOUNT MCKINLEY 10 PREPPY HANDBOOK 8 REBEL 10 MOUNTAINEER 8 PRESCRIPTION 8 REED 5 MOXIE 11 PRESENCE 16 REEF 12 MR EDDIE 16 PRESTIGE 5 REIGN 14 NAKODA 7 PRETTY 11 RELIC 9 NEBBIA 10 PRINTEMPS CALL RELIC UB 8 NEST 18 PROGRESS CALL RENA 10 NEW DEAL 9 PROPEL 10 REPTILE 9 NIGHT CODE 14 PUMICE 8 RESORT 16 NO STRINGS ATTACHED 9 PURCELL CALL REVERIE 7 3. 2021 Fabric Offerings - Alphabetical 1-800-621-0827 www.architex-ljh.com PATTERN GRADE PATTERN GRADE PATTERN GRADE REVIVAL 9 SPORT JACKET 7 TONIC 7 RING TOSS 16 SPOTLIGHT 11 TOPSY TURVY 14 RIPPLES 16 SPREE 12 TORONTO 8 RIVA 16 ST BARTS 6 TOULOUSE 9 ROCKY MOUNTAIN 8 STAGE BILL 7 TRAPUNTO CALL ROMAN 8 STAGECOACH 7 TREBLE 9 ROOM SERVICE 5 STANMORE CALL TRIBECA 6 ROSCOE 7 STARBOARD 16 TRIUMPH 11 ROSE HILL 6 STATIC 7 TRU CHENILLE WAISTCOAT 4 ROYALE 9 STEED 8 TRU PLENTY 3 RUGGED 12 STITCH 12 TRY TO RESIST 11 RUTH 12 STOCKHOLM CALL TURNABOUT 8 RYDER 10 STONEHAM CALL TURTLE BAY 6 SAG HARBOR CALL STRAIGHT TALK 17 TUSSAR 14 SALT SPRING 14 STRAIGHT UP 13 TWEED 5 SANDBOX 8 STUYVESANT 5 TWEEDLEDEE 9 SANDWASHED 9 STYLIST 6 TWEEDSMUIR 7 SCOTTIE 12 SUITE 7 TWICKENHAM CALL SCOTTSDALE 9 SULLIVAN CALL TWILLERIES 12 SEABED 18 SULTAN 5 TWINKLE 8 SEAMSTRESS 10 SUN KISSED 14 TWIST AGAIN 8 SEASIDE 8 SUNNYVALE 16 TYCOON 6 SEMI PRECIOUS 9 SURFACE 11 ULTIMA 12 SEQUENCE 10 SWERVE 8 ULTRACHEVRON 13 SHABBY AND CHIC 7 SYLK 15 ULTRACRUSH 11 SHARKSKIN 9 TAILOR MADE 6 ULTRAFLANNEL 11 SHETLAND 9 TAKES TWO TO TANGLE 8 ULTRALUSCIOUS 11 SHETLAND UB 9 TALIA 20 ULTRAPOSH 11 SHILLING 8 TANGENT 14 UNITE 5 SHINE 7 TANNERY 9 URBAN 10 SHORELINE 16 TAPATIO 8 VACHE CALL SHOWER 18 TATTERED TALE 10 VALENCIA CALL SHUTTLE 5 TATTERED TALE UB 10 VALLOIRES CALL SILICONE SWAYED 13 TECH TWEED 9 VANISH 11 SILICONE TUSSAH 13 TEE OFF 9 VASSAR CALL SKYWAY 8 TELEGRAPH 8 VAULTED 9 SLICK 8 TEMPLETON 8 VELOCE 17 SLOW DANCE 10 TENACIOUS 8 VENUE 6 SMOOTHIE 8 TENDRIL 14 VIPER 9 SO SQUARE 8 TERRA 13 VITALITY 8 SOFT SPOT 8 TERROIR 15 VOILA 9 SOLE 12 TESSELLATION 17 WADE 12 SOUND BITE CALL TEST 1 WAISTCOAT 6 SOUTHGATE CALL TETRIS 14 WALES 9 SPACE ODDITY 15 TEXTURA 6 WARDROBE 6 SPECTACLE 9 THEATRE DISTRICT 6 WATERFORD 9 SPENCER CALL THEOREM 8 WEATHERED OR NOT 12 SPIN ART CALL TIMBERLINE 10 WEB 11 SPOONFUL 8 TINSELTOWN 8 WELLESLEY CALL 4. 2021 Fabric Offerings - Alphabetical PATTERN GRADE WELLNESS 9 WESTMINSTER CALL WHAT THE FRAY 8 WIND WAVE 16 WISH 14 WISTERIA 12 WORMWOOD 9 WORSTED 9 YAVAPAI 20 YORKVILLE 6 YOU ARE A GEM 14 YOUR BIRD CAN SING 15 5. 2021 Fabric Offerings - Numerical 1-800-621-0827 www.architex-ljh.com PATTERN GRADE PATTERN GRADE PATTERN GRADE TEST 1 OUTFIT 6 STAGE BILL 7 GOOD 3 PLATFORM 6 STAGECOACH 7 PLENTY 3 POPLIN 6 STATIC 7 TRU PLENTY 3 ROSE HILL 6 SUITE 7 DEBONAIR 4 ST BARTS 6 TONIC 7 FURSTENBERG 4 STYLIST 6 TWEEDSMUIR 7 HUSH 4 TAILOR MADE 6 45 RPM 7 TRU CHENILLE WAISTCOAT 4 TEXTURA 6 78 RPM 8 BOBBIN 5 THEATRE DISTRICT 6 AFTER PARTY 8 BORN AND BRED 5 TRIBECA 6 B AND B 8 COOPER 5 TURTLE BAY 6 BABY I AM A STAR 8 CREW 5 TYCOON 6 BAMBOOZLED 8 DISTRICT 5 VENUE 6 BEDROCK 8 DUMBO 5 WAISTCOAT 6 BEEHIVE 8 ENAMORED 5 WARDROBE 6 BERKSHIRE 8 HGI REED 5 YORKVILLE 6 BRICK AND MORTAR 8 HIGH LINE 5 ADARE MANOR 7 BURLINGTON 8 HOOK 5 ALGONQUIN 7 CALABASAS 8 IRVING 5 AUTOBAHN 7 CAVERN CLUB 8 JAVELIN 5 BEN DAY 7 CHAIN LINK 8 LOOM 5 BIARRITZ 7 COOL COMFORT 8 PRESTIGE 5 BOHEME 7 CRAZY HORSE 8 PUREVELOUR 5 BOUDOIR 7 CROSSOVER 8 RAZZLE DAZZLE 5 CHARLOTTE 7 CUPID 8 REED 5 CHENILLE WAISTCOAT 7 DAYDREAM 8 ROOM SERVICE 5 CORINTHIAN 7 DRAPER 8 SHUTTLE 5 COWBOY 7 EAST VILLAGE 8 STUYVESANT 5 DAKAR 7 ENGLISH LEATHER 8 SULTAN 5 DRIZZLE 7 ENGLISH SUEDE 8 TWEED 5 ETIENNE 7 FASHIONISTA 8 UNITE 5 HAVEN 7 FILLY 8 BROMPTON 6 HOPSACK 7 FIT 8 CARNEGIE HILL 6 JULIET 7 FOILED 8 COLUMBUS CIRCLE 6 LAKOTA 7 GLINT 8 DAMEN 6 LEGACY 7 GLITZ 8 DUBLIN 6 LODGE 7 GREAT PRETENDER 8 DUPIONI 6 LOMBARD 7 HAMPSTEAD 8 EPINGLE 6 MANHATTAN VALLEY 7 HIGHWAY 8 FLATIRON 6 NAKODA 7 HOW DASHING 8 FOLIO 6 PUREFELT 7 JACKPOT 8 GATE HOUSE 6 PUREFLOW 7 JAMES DEAN 8 HABERDASHER 6 PURELINEN 7 KAINAI 8 HIGH NOON 6 PUREMINDFULNESS 7 KIPS BAY 8 HUDSON YARDS 6 PUREWICKER 7 LEATHERETTA 8 JUST DANDY 6 REVERIE 7 LIEGE 8 LEX 6 ROSCOE 7 LINE DRIVE 8 LUSTER 6 SHABBY AND CHIC 7 LINEA 8 MASONRY 6 SHINE 7 LONG PLAY 8 MIDTOWN 6 SPORT JACKET 7 MANTLE 8 1.
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