Mahler Stoffe

Mahler Stoffe in Hamburg offers a huge selection of textiles for clothing, decoration and couture.

At Mahler Stoffe, located beyond the usual shopping streets in Hamburg-Hamm, hobby and professional tailors, fashion designers, interior decorators and costume designers will find the fabric of their dreams.
On the 400 m² of a former factory, Mahler offers a huge selection of textiles for clothing, decoration and couture: from T-shirt striped jersey to plain cotton for the banquet table to fine silk brocade or pure cashmere. New to the range is a selection of GOTS-certified organic cotton materials. Exclusive couture fabrics from Chanel, Armani, Valentino and so on, which Mahler takes from industrial overhangs and designer clothing, can be purchased at " special bargain prices" with a little luck. Anyone wanting to avoid queues and crowds, should come to the shop during the week, as it can get pretty crowded on saturdays or shortly before closing time.

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