Textilepedia: The Complete Fabric Guide Hardcover – 17 Dec. 2020

Absolutely gorgeous book. This was a gift for a friend, but even I was impressed with it! We both sat and looked through every page. It's full of extremely useful information and is beautifully put together. If you have an interest in textiles, this is definitely for you.

Such a great texture cover and in depth information on fabrics

Not only is this book full of useful information, it is so beautifully presented both inside and out that it's almost painful. Don't do yourself a disservice by buying the electronic version, buy the hardback and just sit in amazement at how wonderful this book is, you won't regret it at all. Inspiration for DAYS in these pages, one of the best things I have bought for myself.

Excellent service. Book is for my granddaughter's college course. She is over the moon with them

A lot of work went obviously into this book: the graphic design is beautiful, the content is clearly and logically arranged and there's a lot of information on fibers, fabrics, leather and manufacturing processes. I work with fabrics, I know a lot about fabrics and still I found new things in this book.However, there are errors in this book that might be confusing for someone who doesn't know anything about fibers and fabrics: the book needs another round of proofreading. There's silvers instead of slivers, warp knitting confused with weft in chapter 4.2, yards with meters. In the chapter about leather, the pictures of calf and cattle are swapped and where should be a picture of lamb, there's a cow. It's a bit annoying, considering how much work was put into this book by the authors and the designers.That said, I like the book and I would recommend it to all textile enthusiasts.

Great book

There's nothing bad about this book. The photography is amazing, you can almost feel the fabric. The cover is beautiful. There is soooo much information on the pages. It's just a very beautiful book. It's worth way more than I paid for it.

Good helpful information on fabrics and the book looks good.