
Fabric
Fabric is a mid-market 3PL provider with five warehouse locations.
- Founded
- 2015
- Facilities
- 5
About Fabric
Fabric is a pioneering third-party logistics company that specializes in automated micro-fulfillment centers (MFCs) and centralized fulfillment centers (CFCs) designed for urban e-commerce delivery. Founded in 2015 in Tel Aviv as CommonSense Robotics and rebranded to Fabric in 2019, the company has established itself as a leader in robotic fulfillment…
Fabric is a pioneering third-party logistics company that specializes in automated micro-fulfillment centers (MFCs) and centralized fulfillment centers (CFCs) designed for urban e-commerce delivery. Founded in 2015 in Tel Aviv as CommonSense Robotics and rebranded to Fabric in 2019, the company has established itself as a leader in robotic fulfillment technology. Headquartered in New York with additional offices in Tel Aviv and Atlanta, Fabric operates a network of automated facilities across five U.S. cities and Israel, utilizing proprietary robotics and AI-driven software to optimize last-mile delivery. The company has raised over $336 million in funding, achieving unicorn status with a $1.2 billion valuation following its $200 million Series C round in 2021. Fabric's innovative approach combines military-grade robotics expertise with commercial logistics, creating micro-fulfillment centers that can process orders in 3-8 minutes with 99.99% accuracy. Their modular facilities support multi-temperature zones for grocery items and can handle 200,000+ weekly units in urban spaces of just 10,000-15,000 square feet, representing a 70-85% reduction in space requirements compared to traditional warehouses.
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Fabric is a pioneering third-party logistics company that specializes in automated micro-fulfillment centers (MFCs) and centralized fulfillment centers (CFCs) designed for urban e-commerce delivery. Founded in 2015 in Tel Aviv as CommonSense Robotics and rebranded to Fabric in 2019, the company has established itself as a leader in robotic fulfillment technology. Headquartered in New York with additional offices in Tel Aviv and Atlanta, Fabric operates a network of automated facilities across five U.S. cities and Israel, utilizing proprietary robotics and AI-driven software to optimize last-mile delivery. The company has raised over $336 million in funding, achieving unicorn status with a $1.2 billion valuation following its $200 million Series C round in 2021. Fabric's innovative approach combines military-grade robotics expertise with commercial logistics, creating micro-fulfillment centers that can process orders in 3-8 minutes with 99.99% accuracy. Their modular facilities support multi-temperature zones for grocery items and can handle 200,000+ weekly units in urban spaces of just 10,000-15,000 square feet, representing a 70-85% reduction in space requirements compared to traditional warehouses.
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Order and inventory profile
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- Pallet storage
- Anynumber of pallet positions
- Monthly order volume
- Anymonthly order volume
- Product weight
- Anyproduct weight
- SKU count
- Anynumber of active SKUs
Product categories
The kinds of products Fabric stores, picks, and ships.
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Fulfillment types
The fulfillment models Fabric runs, from direct-to-consumer to marketplace and wholesale.
- DTC FulfillmentOnline orders shipped straight to consumers
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Fabric Pricing
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What a 3PL quote covers
- ReceivingUnloading and checking inbound stock
- StorageCharged per pallet, bin or shelf, per month
- Pick and packUsually a base order fee plus a per item fee
- Kitting and assemblyBundles, inserts and retail displays
- Returns processingInspection, restocking or disposal
- ShippingCarrier rates, often at the provider's negotiated pricing
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Fabric FAQs
Which eCommerce platforms and tools does Fabric's automation integrate with to ensure seamless operations?
Fabric's end-to-end software and proprietary robotics are designed for deep integration with your existing eCommerce ecosystem. Our advanced WMS and automation solutions connect seamlessly with major platforms, enabling real-time inventory visibility, order synchronization, and efficient data flow. This ensures that as your business scales, our technology adapts, providing the robust, reliable infrastructure essential for high-volume B2C and B2B operations. We prioritize a smooth, integrated experience to eliminate common pain points like data silos and manual reconciliation, giving you complete control and transparency over your fulfillment process.
What specific product categories or industries does Fabric specialize in serving with its automated fulfillment solutions?
Fabric specializes in high-volume, complex fulfillment for industries requiring precision and speed, particularly grocery (Fabric Fresh), health & beauty (Fabric Glow), and Q-commerce (Fabric Quick). Our purpose-built Micro-Fulfillment Centers (MFCs) and Nano Express solutions are optimized for rapid delivery of fresh, temperature-controlled, and high-SKU count inventories. This specialization means we understand the unique challenges of these sectors, from cold chain management to rapid inventory turns, allowing us to deliver unparalleled efficiency and accuracy that generic 3PLs cannot match, ensuring your products reach customers quickly and in perfect condition.
Beyond basic warehousing and shipping, what value-added services does Fabric offer to optimize our supply chain?
Fabric goes beyond traditional 3PL services by offering a comprehensive suite of automated solutions designed to optimize your entire supply chain. This includes advanced inventory management with real-time tracking, intelligent order routing for optimal delivery speed and cost, and flexible fulfillment models like Centralized Fulfillment Centers (CFCs) for large metros and Nano Express for hyper-local delivery. We also provide B2B replenishment capabilities and support for cross-channel strategies, including 24/7 locker pickup. Our in-house designed robotics and software ensure continuous innovation, reducing labor costs and improving accuracy, providing a truly integrated and future-proof fulfillment partnership.
How does Fabric's distributed network and automation impact shipping speeds and geographic coverage for our customers?
Fabric's network of automated fulfillment centers, including Micro-Fulfillment Centers (MFCs) and Nano Express sites, are strategically located in urban areas to bring inventory closer to your customers. This distributed model, combined with our high-speed robotics, enables significantly faster delivery options, including same-day and next-day service in major metropolitan regions. For example, our Nano Express can facilitate 30-minute delivery or 5-minute click-and-collect. By reducing transit times and optimizing last-mile logistics, Fabric helps you meet growing customer expectations for rapid delivery, enhancing customer satisfaction and expanding your competitive reach.
How does Fabric's automated fulfillment model compare to traditional 3PLs like ShipBob in terms of efficiency and scalability?
Fabric differentiates itself from traditional 3PLs like ShipBob through its deep integration of proprietary robotics and end-to-end software, offering a level of automation and efficiency unmatched by manual or semi-automated operations. While ShipBob provides robust fulfillment services, Fabric's model is built for high-density storage and rapid throughput, handling up to 600K units/week in a 50K sq ft CFC. This allows for superior scalability, reduced labor dependency, and significantly higher accuracy rates, minimizing common 3PL issues like inventory discrepancies and picking errors. Our automated solutions provide a future-proof infrastructure designed for enterprise-level growth and complex fulfillment needs, offering a distinct advantage in speed, cost-efficiency, and reliability.
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