I haven't been able to count them exactly because there are so many, but I think there are over 140 types. Purchased for a total of over 50,000 yen. Cotton lace Tulle lace Embroidered scalloped lace Torsion lace Russell lace Chemical lace Organza lace, etc. Various types. The thickest lace is large enough to be a stole (with attached fringe). I can't measure the length because there's so much. (The meters written on the bags and the contents don't always match because I've swapped and repacked them.) There are various items, including unused ones, partially used ones, those with over 5 meters, and some with sun damage or stains. For items with stains, you could try tea dyeing or coffee dyeing to give them an antique lace look. I've taken photos to try and capture the colors as accurately as possible, but the appearance may differ depending on the lighting and your monitor. ⭐︎⭐︎⭐︎⭐︎⭐︎⭐︎ Regarding fabrics and materials: Fabrics that have been cut and partially used are uniformly listed as "slightly damaged or stained." There may be overlooked imperfections such as cutting distortions, loose threads, fold wrinkles, and stains. I try to include images of any I find, but please understand that these are used items stored at home and are subject to amateur inspection before purchasing. If you purchase two or more items, you will receive a 100 yen discount. If you wish to purchase multiple items, please consult in the comments. I also have many other fabric scraps for sale, so please take a look. ↓ #aeru布資材 w-gauze dots cotton small flowers borders marine handmade cotton brushed natural handmade making small items fabric fabric scraps