842 products across 14 departments Every pack count is the published count Prices updated 9 August 2026
LEINUOSENSupplies by the pack

842 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. 842 products across 14 departments, and the pack count is on every single one.

842products in the range
14departments
3000pieces in the largest pack
400 Piece Wood Snowflake Crafts White Snowflakes Ornaments Cutouts1000 Piece Scratch Offs Sticker DIY Holographic Circle Stickers, Multicolour48 Piece Colorful Hair Combs Bulk1200 Piece Self-Adhesive 1 x 3 Inch Removable Freezer Labels, White1000 Piece 2 x 1 Inch Square Scratch Off Sticker Silver Stickers100 Piece Puzzle Exercise Mat, Black

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.

The honest comparison

Price per piece, by department

With 468 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 Decor551–400$0.02–$49.99$0.71
Party Supplies1311–1000<$0.01–$22.60$0.78
Hair Tools242–48$0.19–$4.25$1.50
Office & School732–1200$0.01–$24.25$0.53
Craft Supplies381–1000$0.02–$29.99$0.20
Wall Decor221–100$1.80–$18.33$7.00
Storage252–3000$0.01–$15.75$5.60
Kitchen & Dining341–30$0.33–$49.99$8.14
Garden & Outdoor211–200$0.11–$24.66$7.25
Pet Supplies120–20$0.60–$0.60$0.60
Baby & Kids430–48$0.18–$0.77$0.63
Sports & Fitness32–40$1.07–$234.99$4.00
Tools & Hardware162–72$0.36–$21.00$3.29
Home Essentials202–100$0.20–$26.00$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
Birthday159Any timeThe one occasion with no season. Keep a standing pack rather than ordering per party.
Christmas68Late SeptemberDecorations sell through first, and the pack you wanted in December was bought in October.
Wedding68Three 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.
Thanksgiving37Early OctoberOverlaps Halloween stock, so order both in one go.
Halloween31Late AugustA six-week season with a hard stop. Nothing sells the day after.
Graduation20Early AprilCompressed into a few weeks in most places.
Valentine's Day14Early JanuaryShort, small and sells out quietly.
Easter11Late JanuaryMoves by up to a month year to year, so work back from the date rather than the month.

What things are made of

Materials, counted rather than claimed

Where a material is named in the published description we record it. Where it is not, the line is left blank rather than guessed. Here is how that falls across 842 products.

Counted across 842 products. A product can name more than one material.
MaterialProductsWhat it means in use
Wood214Takes paint and glue, and warps if it is stored damp.
Plastic197Light, cheap per piece and the reason most large packs are affordable at all.
Paper166Specifically exempt from the federal small parts rule, which matters for classroom use.
Metal166Holds an edge and a shape. Heavier per piece, so postage shows.
Fabric119Reusable and washable more often than the alternatives.
Acrylic57Clear, rigid and scratches more easily than glass.
Glass51Weight and clarity, with the obvious caution around children.
Stainless steel50Corrosion resistance, so it turns up on the salon tools.
Bamboo24A 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 named120The 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.

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 120 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 under a cent, 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 size is published it is on the product page, and where it is 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.

374 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.

Side by side

The range at a glance

Every department, what it is for, how big the packs run and what the pieces cost. Figures are the real published range inside each department, not an average.

Every figure is the real published range inside that department, not an average.
DepartmentPack sizesPriceWhat it is for
Seasonal Decor90 products1–400$5.99–$119.99Dresses a room for a date in the calendar.
Party Supplies175 products1–1000$4.99–$112.99Covers a table and a guest list on one day.
Hair Tools59 products2–48$4.19–$15.99Stocks a chair or a bathroom drawer.
Office & School120 products2–1200$6.89–$154.99Feeds a classroom or a desk that keeps emptying.
Craft Supplies70 products1–1000$5.29–$115.99Supplies the small parts a project consumes.
Wall Decor46 products1–100$6.99–$179.99Fills a wall and stays on it.
Storage86 products2–3000$8.99–$189.99Takes back a corner that stopped coping.
Kitchen & Dining53 products1–30$9.98–$179.99Serves and presents rather than cooks.
Garden & Outdoor38 products1–200$14.99–$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$8.49–$22.99Sized for the smallest people in the house.
Sports & Fitness13 products2–40$15.99–$469.98Holds, mounts or carries the kit.
Tools & Hardware27 products2–72$4.49–$83.99Fixes one thing to another, by the box.
Home Essentials50 products2–100$4.99–$168.99Everything that belongs to no single room.

How this site works

Three things worth knowing before you trust a number here

Where the numbers on this site come from

Every pack count, size, material and colour is read from the published product data for that exact item and written into the page by a script rather than typed. If the data does not state something, the page carries no line for it. That is why one product shows a weight and the next does not.

Prices are updated on a schedule and stamped with the date of the last update, which for this build was 9 August 2026. A product with no buyable price reads Currently unavailable rather than carrying a stale figure.

What we do not publish

No star ratings and no customer reviews at the moment. We would rather show nothing than show something we cannot stand behind, and inventing either would be a lie repeated 842 times.

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.

No claims about factories, testing batches or the people who make the range. Where we do not know something, the page says so in those words.

Sources, read and dated

The safety section rests on the regulations themselves rather than on a summary of them. Both were opened and read on the date shown beside them, and both are linked so you can check the wording rather than take ours.

How we build these pages