Thank you for your interest. This is a dark navy wool fabric, almost black. It's a recycled fabric purchased at a department store event. Upon rewinding, there were some wrinkled areas. They were present in places other than the image on the third photo. There are also weaving flaws. The fourth and fifth photos show the front and back of the fabric. There are several flaws similar to the one in the seventh photo. The flaw in the eighth photo is the largest and most noticeable. The sixth photo shows the beginning of the roll. There is a weave mark about 35cm in. From there, there are white marks, like glue residue, on one side near the edges. The fabric is distorted up to the weave mark, and the edges are pulled. Please check the sixth and ninth photos. I didn't notice any other flaws, but I apologize if I missed anything. The length is short, about 10m. Excluding the distortion at the beginning of the roll, about 40cm will be unusable. The width is about 33cm. Wool is warm, so it's recommended for coats. I think the pattern would also look good remade into Western-style clothes. When rewinding, other fibers were attached. I was careful when rewinding, but because it's wool, it inevitably picks them up. Please understand. I may remove the core for shipping.