Editing Tailoring (section)

=Getting Started=

To begin, you will need a [[Sewing Kit]] and materials that can be turned into cloth, such as raw lichens, leather, or salvaged textiles. There are three types of cloth the tailor can process, each with its own advantages:

Roughspun: Cloth made from coarse fibers twisted into string — anything that can be worked into thread. Roughspun is warm and sturdy, but its bulk and scratchy texture limit finer patterns and styles.

Cloth: Standard fabric, produced by refining rougher fibers into smoother threads or by securing traditional textiles like cotton or flax. Cloth offers balance: serviceable warmth, better drape, and a wider range of conventional garments.

Silk: Rare. Gathered from insects if one can manage to find any still alive. Silk is smooth, resilient, and highly versatile. It can be woven into lightweight armor layers or spun into luxurious garments.