781 products across 14 departments Every pack count is the published count Prices updated 31 August 2026
LEINUOSENSupplies by the pack

781 products · 14 departments

Supplies by the pack, for the jobs that need more than one

We make the small things a room runs out of. Decorations for the one day a year they matter, craft parts by the hundred, classroom supplies that survive a term, and the hooks, clips and boxes that hold a house together. 781 products across 14 departments, and the pack count is on every single one.

781products in the range
14departments
3000pieces in the largest pack

From the range

Twelve to start with

One item from each of the twelve biggest departments, largest pack leading. Every price below was refreshed on 31 August 2026.

From the people who count them

What LEINUOSEN makes

LEINUOSEN makes the small things a room runs out of. Not the furniture and not the appliance: the tags, the clips, the combs, the paper flowers, the hooks that hold a season together and then get put away. Things nobody photographs and everybody needs, sold in the quantity the job actually takes.

Ask how many, not how much. The answer to the first tells you the answer to the second.

We make 781 products across 14 departments, and we go deliberately wide. Party and celebration supplies, seasonal decorations, office and classroom stock, craft and sewing pieces, storage bins, wall frames, kitchen and serving, garden stakes, hair tools, and the household oddments that belong to no particular room.

441 of those products state a pack count, and the largest of them holds 3,000 pieces. That number is not showing off. It is what a classroom, a market stall or a wedding actually gets through, and it is the reason a LEINUOSEN pack is priced by what one piece costs rather than by what the bag costs.

Rainbow row of plastic hair combs, seven colours side by side
One comb, forty-eight of them, seven colours in the bag.
Twenty fabric flower collar accessories arranged in a colour grid
Twenty flowers, twenty colours, one shape: the way we build most of what we make.

One shape, a drawer full of colours

Most of what we make exists as a single design repeated across a colour run. Twenty fabric flowers in twenty shades. Forty-eight combs in seven. Thirty-six clips in a dozen. That is a deliberate habit: a set that matches is worth more than a set that nearly matches, and a colour you can point at is worth more than a colour named in a catalogue.

It also changes how you should read a review here. A rating belongs to the whole colour family, because that is the group the writer was buying from, so every quotation on these pages names the exact variant its author chose.

What a count promises, and what it does not

A stated count is a promise anyone can check with ten minutes and a table, and that is exactly why we state it. What it does not promise is that a bigger bag is always the better buy. Six hundred of something is cheaper per piece and it is still six hundred objects that need a shelf. When you need forty, buy forty.

Two wooden hanging frames strung with beads, with pliers and a box of findings
A craft kit counted to the bead, from the LEINUOSEN craft shelf.
Kraft gift tags with cut-out snowflakes and trees, beside a roll of twine
Gift tags and the twine to hang them: LEINUOSEN seasonal stock, counted in the hundreds.

What we will not tell you

There is no workshop story on this site, no account of test batches, nothing about the hands behind these things. We have no verified version of any of it to give you, and a comfortable story is still a story.

What you get instead: every figure belongs to that exact product and to no other, and prices carry the day we last refreshed them.

An item with no buyable price steps out of the range until it returns, and a rating appears only where a real one exists. Where a specification is silent, so is the page.

If you are starting somewhere, start with the season you are planning for or the drawer you are restocking: LEINUOSEN craft and sewing supplies, LEINUOSEN office and classroom stock, or the LEINUOSEN storage and organisers. Then work out what one piece costs before you decide how many you need.

Fourteen departments, one habit. Count first, buy once, and put the rest where you will find it next year.

Thirty-six glove holder clips with carabiners, in mixed bright colours
Thirty-six clips, because the ones that go missing always go missing in threes.

Tool

How many do you actually need?

Put in the number you need and we will show the packs that cover it, what each one works out at per piece, and where buying the next size up costs less than buying two.

Worked from the published pack count and our own price for each product. It never estimates: a product with no stated count is not in the calculation.

For the desk and the table

Office, school, craft and kitchen

The honest comparison

Price per piece, by department

With 441 products sold by the pack, the ticket price compares nothing. Per piece is the number that does, so here it is across every department, worked out from our own prices.

Worked from our own prices and the published pack counts. Products with no stated count are excluded rather than guessed at.
DepartmentPacks pricedPack sizesPer pieceTypical
Seasonal Decor511–400$0.02–$49.99$0.62
Party Supplies1261–1000$0.01–$26.75$0.75
Hair Tools242–48$0.19–$4.25$1.50
Office & School672–1200$0.01–$24.25$0.48
Craft Supplies371–1000$0.02–$27.99$0.17
Wall Decor221–100$1.80–$18.33$6.99
Storage222–3000$0.01–$15.25$6.25
Kitchen & Dining331–30$0.33–$49.99$8.14
Garden & Outdoor192–200$0.14–$24.00$5.25
Pet Supplies120–20$0.60–$0.60$0.60
Baby & Kids430–48$0.21–$0.77$0.60
Sports & Fitness24–40$1.07–$4.00$4.00
Tools & Hardware152–72$0.36–$22.50$1.36
Home Essentials182–60$0.20–$22.32$0.71

Planning

What to order, and how far ahead

Seasonal stock is the one part of this catalogue with a deadline attached. These are the occasions the range is built around and the ordering habits that keep them calm.

Product counts are what the range actually names for each occasion. The timing is ordering advice, not a stock promise.
OccasionProductsStart lookingWhy then
Birthday151Any timeThe one occasion with no season. Keep a standing pack rather than ordering per party.
Christmas63Late SeptemberDecorations sell through first, and the pack you wanted in December was bought in October.
Wedding63Three months aheadQuantities are known in advance for once, so order once and order exactly.
Baby shower43Six weeks aheadSmall guest lists, so the smallest pack usually covers it.
Thanksgiving34Early OctoberOverlaps Halloween stock, so order both in one go.
Halloween29Late AugustA six-week season with a hard stop. Nothing sells the day after.
Graduation17Early AprilCompressed into a few weeks in most places.
Valentine's Day12Early JanuaryShort, small and sells out quietly.
Easter10Late JanuaryMoves by up to a month year to year, so work back from the date rather than the month.

For the rest of the house

Hair, home, garden and the dog

What people said

Ten reviews, and five of them are not five stars

Quotations run exactly as their authors typed them, misspellings and grumbles intact. 5 of the ten sit below five stars, and they are the ones worth reading: a wall of praise teaches a buyer nothing about what arrives in the box. One review speaks for a whole family of colours and sizes at once, so the exact variant its author bought is named under every quotation.

Verified purchase

Twine smells like gasoline

The actual tags are great. They are thick and sturdy. The twine however had a strong chemical smell so I could not use them. I thought they might be better after airing out, but they never did, so I tossed them and just used tape on the backs of the tags to secure them.

amiller · Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2022 · Color: White

150 Piece Christmas Snowflake Gift Tags Kraft Paper Labels, White

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Not good for salon use

For at home use it would probably be just fine but they aren’t great for every day salon use. Between june and november all 12 are now broken, completely snapped in half while using — meanwhile I have combs that have lasted me 5+ years behind the chair. I do like the shorter tooth to allow for easy parting so i give points for that.

Ashley M. · Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2025

12 Piece Carbon Fine Cutting Comb, Black

Cute but not 3 inches thick.

Very cute but thin. Description states it is 3 in and it wasn’t even 2 more like 1.5. Also there’s isn’t 44 pieces it’s only 12. Not worth the price. Returning

Vanessa Teran · Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2022 · Color: White with Black

50.5 ft Squiggles and Dots Bulletin Board Border Trim, White

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Get what you pay for

These are really poor quality. I bought these for my 1st graders who kept losing pencils. The zip sliders fell off half of them and the seams have opened up on the sides. Not functional for the classroom!

jill · Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2022 · Size: Without Holes · Color: Dreamy Colors · Number of Items: 50

50 Piece Clear Zip Envelope Pencil Case Bulk Small Plastic Envelope

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CUTE TRIM; TAPE & GLUE DON'T WORK

The actual molding is great. Easy to cut and super cute. But the tape is useless. Not usable. The glue does not stick to anything. Get you some liquid nails and this border is a 5 star. But with it's adhesive included? 3.

JKB · Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2026 · Size: 10ft /18 mm · Color: White

Flexible Bead Molding Trim Peel and Stick Wood 10ft /20 mm

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Safe, comfortable, super cute!

Great for little hands learning how to cut. Works well on paper and play clay. The spring action helps with learning scissor skills. They are safe, comfortable, and super cute!

Katy · Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2025 · Color: Mixed Color

Scissor

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Amazing money saver

These are absolutely wonderful…sixteen times you don’t have to replace the slat for your hanging blinds!!

Diane Leahan · Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2026 · Number of Items: 12

12 Piece Vertical Blind Clips Stems Replacement Parts, White

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Want more!

Perfect!! Beautiful and very securely packaged (plan to spend about 20 mins or more just unpacking and unwrapping these!) Beautiful, rich gold color. They are well made and sturdy, and the metallic color has a highly reflective, mirror-like shine. Will definitely elevate your display!

Customer · Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2026 · Color: Gold · Size: 6" to 12" · Style: Square

7 Piece Large Buffet Risers Set 6" to 12" Acrylic Display Box, Clear

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Very good handle bar

Older people and walking pads without safety handles are not a great combo. So i sprung for this one despite the high price. Oddly it was the only one i could find with the little extension handles. Which were a must for me. It's easy to build. Very stable. Comes with clamp on accessories for holding a cellphone. Water bottle. Adjustable height. Would recommend.

JenniHul · Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2026 · Style: Double Holder

Walking Pad Handle Bar Double Holder Support Bar, Black

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As expected. Great organization system.

Perfect for office to organize sterile pouches. Sturdy. As expected. Did not try to mount, we just keep on counter.

Stardust · Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2026

Clear Acrylic Sterilization Pouches Dispenser Rack

What things are made of

What the range is actually made of

Paper, felt, cotton, wood, resin, steel: the small goods here run through a lot of materials, and we record the one each item names for itself. When an item names none, its row stays empty instead of being filled by the department average. This is how the naming falls across 781 products.

Counted across 781 products. A product can name more than one material.
MaterialProductsWhat it means in use
Wood200Takes paint and glue, and warps if it is stored damp.
Plastic174Light, cheap per piece and the reason most large packs are affordable at all.
Paper160Specifically exempt from the federal small parts rule, which matters for classroom use.
Metal157Holds an edge and a shape. Heavier per piece, so postage shows.
Fabric109Reusable and washable more often than the alternatives.
Acrylic54Clear, rigid and scratches more easily than glass.
Glass47Weight and clarity, with the obvious caution around children.
Stainless steel46Corrosion resistance, so it turns up on the salon tools.
Bamboo23A wood that arrives lighter and straighter than most.
Carbon fibre21Light and heat resistant. The reason the professional combs cost more.
Silicone20Flexible and heat tolerant where a description says so.
Ceramic10Heavy, glazed and not something to buy in a pack of two hundred.
No material named111The published description does not say, so neither do we.

Safety

Small parts, and the rules that actually apply

A large part of this catalogue is small objects in rooms with children in them. Two federal rules govern that, they are narrower than people assume, and almost nobody selling this category explains either.

under 3the age Part 1501 covers
1.75 inhole a small ball must not pass
1/4 inthickness of the test template

The small parts rule is a physical test

Part 1501 of the federal regulations applies to toys and other articles intended for use by children under three. The test is not a judgement: an article fails if it fits entirely inside the Commission's test cylinder in any orientation, and any part that detaches is tested the same way.

That last clause is the one that catches people. A large object with a small removable piece is judged on the small piece.

Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, 16 CFR Part 1501, small parts in toys and children's articles read 9 August 2026

What the rule specifically exempts

The exemption list is short and useful: balloons, articles made of paper, writing materials such as crayons, chalk, pencils and pens, grooming items such as barrettes, modelling clay, and paint sets. That covers a good part of our 110 office and school products.

An exemption from the small parts rule is not a statement that something is safe for a small child. It means that particular test does not apply.

Balloons and small balls have their own rule

Balloons are exempt above and then covered separately, because the hazard is different: a burst balloon is not a small part, it is a thin film. Section 1500.19 defines a latex balloon as a toy or decorative item consisting of a latex bag designed to be inflated, and excludes aquatic items such as swim rings.

A small ball is defined by measurement rather than by opinion: one that passes, under its own weight and in any orientation, entirely through a circular hole 1.75 inches across in a rigid template a quarter of an inch thick.

Where a cautionary statement is required, the rule sets the words: WARNING or SAFETY WARNING as the signal, CHOKING HAZARD as the statement of the principal hazard, on a solid background.

Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, 16 CFR 1500.19, cautionary labelling for balls, balloons and marbles read 9 August 2026

We publish 2 balloon products. Read the packaging that arrives with them: the label is the legal statement, not this page.

This is general information about which federal rules exist and what they test. It is not a compliance statement about any individual product, and it does not replace the labelling on the packaging.

Buying in quantity

What bulk is good for, and what it costs you

A pack of six hundred is cheaper per piece and it is still six hundred things you have to put somewhere. Both halves of that are worth saying out loud.

The per-piece price falls fast, then stops

Across the range the cheapest per piece works out at $0.01, and it is almost always the largest pack. The saving is real between a small pack and a medium one, and much smaller between medium and enormous.

Storage is the hidden cost

A pack of six hundred is still six hundred things. Before ordering the biggest box, decide where it lives when it is half used, because that is the state it spends most of its life in.

Split an order rather than an item

Craft groups, classrooms and neighbours split large packs well. It is the cheapest way to buy the big count without owning the big box.

Buy the tightest fit for one-off jobs

A wedding needs the number of guests, not a lifetime supply. Our pack tool shows both the best value and the smallest pack that still covers the job.

Colours do not always split evenly

A multicolour pack states the total, not the split. If you need forty of one colour, a single-colour pack is the safer buy.

Check the piece size, not just the count

Two packs of one hundred can be very different objects. Where a maker publishes a size it stands on the product page, and where it does not we say nothing.

How we describe things

What a pack count tells you, and what it does not

The count is the most useful number we publish and the easiest to over-read. Here is exactly what it means on our pages.

The count is the total in the pack

Not the number of designs, not the number of sheets. Where a product is 200 stickers on 8 sheets we publish the 200 and mention the sheets.

It does not promise an even split

A pack of twelve colours rarely divides evenly by colour, and a multicolour pack never guarantees how many of each you get.

It comes from the title, not from us

We read the count out of the manufacturer's own product title and print it. We do not count anything ourselves and we do not round.

340 products state no count

Those are single items or products whose description never gives a number. Their pages carry no count rather than an invented one.

Per piece is our arithmetic

The per-piece figure on a card is our own division of our own price by the published count. It moves when the price moves.

Sizes are per piece, not per pack

Where a dimension is published it describes one item. A pack of one hundred 2 inch tags is one hundred tags, each 2 inches.

How this range compares

Not with another badge, but with what usually goes wrong when small things are bought by the pack

What mattersLEINUOSENWhat people run into otherwise
Count in the packStated on 441 of 781 lines, up to 3,000 piecesA photograph of a heap, and the number turns up only in the small print
Price per piecePrinted next to the pack price on every cardOne price for the box, and arithmetic left to the buyer
MaterialNamed on 670 lines, word for word as the product states it"Premium quality" and no material anywhere on the page
Missing figuresLeft blank rather than filled with a category averageEvery row filled, none of them checkable
RatingsPer product where collected, on 751 of 781 linesOne shop-wide score that belongs to no particular item
4.29average across 471 product families
137,284ratings behind them
781lines in the range
14departments

Side by side

The range at a glance

Every department, what it is for, how big its packs run and what a single piece works out to. The numbers are the actual span inside each department, lowest to highest, so a department with one expensive outlier reads honestly instead of being smoothed into an average.

Each number is the span actually found inside that department, lowest to highest, never an average that hides both ends.
DepartmentPack sizesPriceWhat it is for
Seasonal Decor84 products1–400$4.69–$119.99Dresses a room for a date in the calendar.
Party Supplies166 products1–1000$4.99–$112.99Covers a table and a guest list on one day.
Hair Tools59 products2–48$3.99–$15.99Stocks a chair or a bathroom drawer.
Office & School110 products2–1200$5.99–$149.99Feeds a classroom or a desk that keeps emptying.
Craft Supplies68 products1–1000$5.29–$113.99Supplies the small parts a project consumes.
Wall Decor43 products1–100$6.99–$179.99Fills a wall and stays on it.
Storage76 products2–3000$4.99–$189.99Takes back a corner that stopped coping.
Kitchen & Dining51 products1–30$9.98–$179.99Serves and presents rather than cooks.
Garden & Outdoor32 products2–200$15.99–$99.99Lives outside and has to cope with that.
Pet Supplies9 products20$7.99–$89.99Feeds, holds or tidies up after an animal.
Baby & Kids6 products30–48$8.99–$22.99Sized for the smallest people in the house.
Sports & Fitness10 products4–40$15.99–$85.99Holds, mounts or carries the kit.
Tools & Hardware25 products2–72$4.49–$86.99Fixes one thing to another, by the box.
Home Essentials42 products2–60$4.99–$139.99Everything that belongs to no single room.

Before you buy

The questions that actually stop people, answered from what the range states

Is LEINUOSEN a real brand, or a page in the middle?

LEINUOSEN makes the small things a room runs out of, and this site is its catalogue: 781 lines across 14 departments, each carrying the count, the material and the price the product itself states. We are not a checkout. Ordering, payment, delivery and returns happen with the retail partner, and the disclosure at the foot of every page says so.

Where does the parcel come from, and how quickly?

The parcel is dispatched by the retail partner you order from, so the delivery estimate at checkout is theirs and it is the one that counts. We do not print a shipping time here, because it would be somebody else's promise repeated at second hand. What we can tell you is exactly what is in the pack before it arrives.

How do returns work, and how long do I have?

Returns go back to the shop that took the order. That shop sets the window, the postage and the condition rules, and they differ by country and by who ships the parcel. We print no number for it on this site: a figure we cannot honour is worse than an empty space.

How do I know the pack holds what it says?

The count is the first thing on every card, taken from what the product states: 441 of our 781 lines carry one, up to 3,000 pieces. Where a line states nothing, the row stays empty. We work the per-piece price beside it out from that count and the current price, so a big pack weighs easily against a small one.

Are the ratings real, and whose are they?

They are real and they are per product, never one score for the shop. 751 of 781 lines show a rating; a line with nothing collected shows no stars rather than a zero. A rating belongs to a whole family of variations, because that is how the range keeps the pool, so the same figure appears on every colour of one line.

Which size or colour should I pick?

Every card carries the measurements the product states, in the unit you would shop with, and the colour name comes from the product rather than from our own guess at the shade. Where a line exists in several colours, the photographs are per colour, so what you see is the one you are buying. If a measurement is missing from a card, it is missing from the product page too, and we would rather show the gap.

What if something arrives short or broken?

Raise it with the retail partner who shipped it: they hold the order and the money, and a short count or a damaged pack is theirs to settle. We issue no warranty of our own and will not imply one. Questions about the products themselves reach a person at the address on our contact page.

Straight answers

What our numbers do and do not promise

Where the numbers on this site come from

Every pack count, size, material and colour belongs to that exact item and comes from its own specification, never from a similar product in the same department. Where a specification is silent, so are we, and we leave the line off rather than guess it. That is why one product shows a weight and the next does not.

Every price here carries the day we last refreshed it, 31 August 2026, printed where you can see it rather than buried in small print. When an item loses its buyable price it steps out of the range until it comes back: a figure from a fortnight ago is worse than an honest gap.

What we do not publish

No invented reviews and no trimmed ones. Where a product page carries customer reviews, we print them word for word, low scores included. A page without them means we have none collected for that product yet, not that none exist. We show star ratings where a product has one, on 751 of the 781 in the range. The other 30 show nothing at all rather than a zero or an empty row of stars.

No warranty period of our own, no delivery promise and no stock figure. Ordering, payment, delivery and returns all happen at checkout, wherever you place the order, so those are not ours to state.

Nothing about workshops, test batches or the hands behind these goods. We have no verified account of any of it, and a comfortable story is still a story. Where the answer is that we do not know, the page prints exactly that.

Sources, read and dated

The safety section quotes the regulations, not somebody's summary of them. We opened and read each one on the date printed next to it, and we link every one, so the wording sits one click away and you never have to take our paraphrase on trust.

How we describe the range