Herrschners
About Us - The Herrschners Story Since 1899 From a Chicago pushcart to a community of makers At the end of the 1800s, a young German immigrant named Frederick Herrschner started selling sewing notions from a pushcart on the streets of Chicago. His customers trusted his eye for quality—and when they moved west, they wrote back asking him to keep the good things coming. Today, you can still flip through a fresh Herrschners catalog—but you can also browse thousands of yarns, kits, and projects onli
Basic Information
- Category: Hobby & Craft Stores
- Founded: 1899
- Headquarters: Stevens Point, WI
- Website: herrschners.com
Documented Facts
- Phone: 800-441-0838 (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
- Email: customerservice@herrschners.com (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
Evidence and Sources
- Herrschners — Official Site (official)
- Herrschners on facebook (social)
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- Recorded profile date: 2025-10-31T03:34:15.703Z
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About Us - The Herrschners Story Since 1899 From a Chicago pushcart to a community of makers At the end of the 1800s, a young German immigrant named Frederick Herrschner started selling sewing notions from a pushcart on the streets of Chicago. His customers trusted his eye for quality—and when they moved west, they wrote back asking him to keep the good things coming. Today, you can still flip through a fresh Herrschners catalog—but you can also browse thousands of yarns, kits, and projects onli
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