[Location] Stitches

[Demda]

Not too far from the main plaza of old Smuggler’s Alley stood a small shop. There were no distinguishing marks about it to set it apart from the rest of the rubble that surrounded, other than the mostly intact roof and the sign that depicted a ball of yarn with a sewing pin stuck through it. It was a moderately sized storefront, with plenty of room for displays, and some storage in back. Most of the work on the clothes that were in stock was done in the storefront, on a sewing table that looked to be thrown together from salvaged pieces of wood.

Inside, racks and shelves full of all kinds of clothing, each assorted according to size and then fabric, lined the store. There seemed to be a good stock in supply, enough to cater to many sizes of patrons.

There were rumors about the owner, as there were with most shops. It was said that he scavenged the clothing materials from bodies that were left dead in the gutters, during and after Imperiageddon. Other stories told of how he would steal clothes from lines at night to restock his store. However, most wouldn’t deny the fact that he was very good at what he did, which was performing repairs and alterations on garments, washing them, and making them fit for wear once more. Sometimes he even did work with dyes.

Occasionally he’d take a custom order, although these would more often than not take a good deal more money than the products that could simply be altered to fit. Usually he required the customers in question to provide him with the materials needed for the garment, whether it be silk or sackcloth.

He greeted everyone that entered with a bestial smile, and a salutation, ”Feslan.” It was left to the customer to approach him for whatever they wanted, as he was almost always busy working on a garment.

Pricelist and Moderation notes:

Boots, high
Riding- 5 crowns
Hard- 3 crowns 5 silvers
Soft- 2 crowns

Boots, low
Riding- 3 crowns
Hard- 2 crowns 5 silvers
Soft- 1crowns 6 silvers

Capes
Full- 50 crowns
Half- 25 crowns

Chemises
Sackcloth- 1 crown
Linen- 3 crowns
Cotton- 4 crowns
Silk- 10 crowns

Cloaks
Plain- 10 crowns
Fancy, with fur- 30 crowns

Coats
Plain- 7 crowns

Dresses
Linen- 15 Crowns
Silk- 120 Crowns

Gloves
Leather- 4 crowns
Linen- 3 crowns
Cloth- 2 crowns
Silk- 10 crowns

Hats
Cloth- 3 crowns
Fur- 15 Crowns
Straw- 1 Crown

Jerkins
Wool- 7 crowns
Cotton 9 crowns

Robes
Cloth- 4 crowns
Embroidered- 20 crowns
Silk- 50 crowns

Shirts/Blouses
Cloth - 4 crowns
Cotton - 2 crowns
Embroidered - 20 crowns
Linen - 3 crowns
Silk - 50 crowns

Shoes
Buckled- 8 crowns
Leather- 2 crowns
Dancing- 3 crowns
Moccasins- 1 crown

Slippers
Linen- 1 crown 5 silvers
Quilten Silk- 8 crowns
Wool- 3 crowns

Trousers/breeches
Cotton- 5 crowns
Woollen- 5 crowns 5 silvers
Leather- 6 crowns
Velvet- 20 crowns
Silk- 80 crowns

Tunics
Plain- 5 crowns

Vests
Cloth 4 crowns
Leather 6 Crowns
Silk 30 Crowns

Alterations
Hidden Pockets 20 crowns
Sewn-in Weapon Sheaths 60 crowns
Hidden Compartments 20 crowns
Decorative buttons (depends on the stone/material)
Hood 30 crowns
Mantle 45 crowns

OOC: Silk would be rare, and there’d be a maximum of maybe one or two silk items coming in per season. Unless you have the materials necessary to create a custom garment, you will have to pay four times the amount listed. He also accepts trade-ins or outright sales from customers, although the amount of crowns given back in the trade will equal around a quarter value of whatever he'd sell it for.

Pricelist lifted from Weavers in the Wood in Natura