Word for a shop which sells materials used in making clothing

In UK English (also Australian and NZ), a shop like this is called a haberdashery (see http://www.thefreedictionary.com/haberdasher). Unfortunately, this means something else in North American English; I don't know a good answer for a shop like this in USA or Canada.

In the U.S., zippers, ribbons, buttons, etc., can be found at a craft store, or at a fabric store.

A fabric store will sell other material for making clothing. You'll find the walls lined with bolts of cloth, and a section where you can buy sergers and sewing machines.

A craft store will sell little if any fabric, but will sell glues, paints, scrapbooking supplies, etc., along with the aforementioned items.

There are places where you can get all-of-the-above, all under one roof. If so, the business might bill itself as a fabric & craft store, like this major U.S. retailer.

Miscellaneous sewing items are often called notions or sundries.

On the west coast of the US, there are a number of retailers known simply as fabric stores which sell all manner of accessories and devices related to making your own clothes at home. Including patterns, sewing-machine attachments, sewing needles, buttons, bolts of fabric, and whatever else you can think of. Businesses which make clothing to sell are called textile factories.

Draper or possibly mercer (antiquated)

everything you would use to sew let's say a dress, pants or any other item is called notions. material is called material but everything else is called notions. i only know this because my late mother in law was one of the best seamstress in our area and everytime she had to go buy threads, zippers, buttons etc she would say i have to go buy some more material and notions. me not being a sewer asked her what the heck are notions and she told me. that's what they are called in the USA at least.