Simple stitched layers of cloth and thin leather—quiet but offers minimal protection. Common among laborers and covert couriers.

Tanned hides, reinforced at stress points. A favorite for scouts and caravan guards.

Studs riveted into hardened leather for extra protection without sacrificing mobility. Lysa keeps a few pieces tailored for adventurers.

Thicker hides boiled and layered with small plates of baked bone—bulkier but still allows reasonable movement for those who prefer nonmetal protection.

A weatherproof cloak with leather inner lining and a deep hood—good for damp Harrowcross nights.

Bracers that protect the forearms and add stability when parrying or bracing blows.

Comfortable for long rides; includes straps, stirrups and a locked pannier clip for small bundles.

Simple frame and leather straps for hauling goods long distances. Staples of caravaners around Harrowcross.

Leather quiver with an inner lining that prevents arrows from rattling and keeps moisture out.

Awls, needles, threads, tanning salts, and a small hammer–the tools of the trade. Essential for field repairs.

Thin, conditioned leather gloves that improve grip without sacrificing dexterity.

Cured cow, elk, and boar hides used for repairs or custom orders. Each hide is stamped with Lysa's mark indicating quality.

A roomy leather satchel with an inner water-shedding lining and lockable flap.

A long leather glove designed to protect the arm from talons and to steady a trained bird.

Small kit for field repairs—includes pitch, wax, thread, and a packet of tannin to treat small cuts in leather.