Excellent heavy stretch knit elastic looking for a crafter or tailor to give it a home. Won't weaken over time, after washing and drying, or with needlework, which makes it the choice for face masks or anything else that needs to retain its stretchability. In black nylon polyester, it measures 1/4” wide on a 300-foot spool.

Not fishnet stockings, but netting for actual fish, direct from the U.S. Army (you'd think Navy, wouldn't you?) in olive drab. It's a survival thing. You get a 10-foot x 5-foot net made of 3/4" squares individually knotted from twisted cotton/nylon, so the net won't unravel if torn. Might have a slightly musty aroma (but definitely not fishy) that a little sunshine time will fix. Great for maritime-theme decoration, bible-camp plays (filled until breaking, walking-on-water background prop…) or, we suppose, fishing. And perfect if you want to go to a costume party as Poseidon.

White nylon web belts that were originally flag football belt straps. Nice as just a belt, though. Measure 1” wide x 44” long with a double-ring buckle. Good for strapping up pretty much anything, and can be worn after Labor Day.

Or tie two on, since you get (2) sets. This black nylon tie-down strap comes in two parts, both 1-5/8" wide with 1" x 1/2" ID mount on one end. The 59" long piece slides into a 1" spring-clip on the 23" long piece, so you end up with an 80" strap. Not rated for capacity, but it's lightweight, so don't use it to tie down your Buick.