Mood Fabrics, ‘Project Runway’ Alumnus, Opens New Chicago Store
Mood Fabrics, a company featured on "Project Runway," has opened a new store in Chicago.

Chicago, IL, September 2, 2026 — Mood Fabrics, a retail company recognized for its appearances on the fashion design competition show “Project Runway,” has expanded its operations with the opening of a new store in Chicago. The company, known for its wide selection of fabrics and sewing supplies, has established a presence in the Midwestern metropolis.
The exact location of the new Mood Fabrics store in Chicago was not immediately available, nor was the specific date of its grand opening. Details regarding the store’s size, inventory focus, and any special features planned for the Chicago location have not been publicly disclosed.
Mood Fabrics has built a significant following among designers, crafters, and hobbyists, partly due to its role in “Project Runway.” The show frequently featured the company’s extensive fabric collections as materials for contestants’ creations. This new expansion into Chicago signals a strategic move to reach a broader customer base in a major urban market.
The company’s existing stores and online presence have long served a national clientele. The addition of a physical retail space in Chicago aims to provide local customers with direct access to Mood Fabrics’ product lines, potentially including apparel fabrics, notions, and sewing accessories. Information about whether the Chicago store will offer in-store classes, design consultations, or other services typically associated with fabric retailers was not provided.
As a company deeply integrated with the fashion and crafting communities, Mood Fabrics’ entry into Chicago is likely to be of interest to local designers, fashion students, and DIY enthusiasts. Further details concerning the store’s operational hours, management, and specific product offerings are anticipated to be released as the store becomes fully established.
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