Frequently Asked Questions
Consulting
Not sure what you need? Are you running into issues with your design development? Visit our factory located at 247 W 35th Street, 14th Floor for a consultation with the founder of Super Rush Trims, Sulé Griffith.
Who is behind
Super Rush Trims?
Super Rush Trims is led by Sulé Griffith, whose journey in trim manufacturing started from the ground up. He spent years working in a trim factory, learning every step of the process—from making deliveries to mastering the machines. Growing up with a seamstress mother, he developed an eye for detail and an appreciation for craftsmanship that still defines his work today.
Hours of Operation
The factory is open on weekdays
Monday - Friday 9:30am - 4:30pm
No weekends
When did you start your business?
Super Rush Trims was founded in 2015.
What Should I Bring My First Time At The Factory?
Please bring in fabric you want us to turn into trims.
Having an example or drawing of your design is the best form of communicating what you need us to accomplish for your designs.
What Trims Does Your Factory Offer?
Please note: we do not offer hard trims such as buttons or zippers.
CUT & FOLDS - open bias, straight cut, etc.
STRAPS & LOOPS - spaghetti, button loops, etc.
DECORATIVE SPECIALTY FINISHES - Smocking, Fringing, Ruffles, etc.
For more information on what we offer, please visit Trims and Finishing Options
How to use the bias chart?
Please look over our example to help you understand how to use the bias chart.
*To figure out the yields of your fabric by yards:
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Find the cut size (1st column and last column)
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Find the width size (top vertical row)
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Work your way across and down, until the numbers intersect.
Example:
You have a 1 inch cut and the width of the fabric is 50 inches.
Work your way across and down to the number that intersects with 50 inches width and a 1 inch cut.
A 1 inch cut size by 50 inches width gives you 44 yards.
Each yard of fabric yields approx. 44 yards.
