A sharply cut traveling coat of dark wool, reinforced at the shoulders and lined with practical pockets. Valerius claims it makes the wearer look competent even when they are not.

A reversible outfit designed to create a carefully chosen first impression. The colors, cut, and accessories change the wearer’s apparent profession without looking like a costume.

A practical wardrobe for adventurers who travel frequently and cannot afford to look disreputable in every settlement. The set is packed into a cedar-lined traveling trunk.

A compact disguise kit assembled for clients who require plausible alterations rather than theatrical masks. Its tools are elegant, clean, and irritatingly expensive.

A neatly packed repair kit for torn cloaks, split seams, broken straps, and loose buttons. It is far more useful on the road than Valerius would ever admit.

A convincing false beard made from carefully blended horsehair and dyed wool. The available styles range from scholarly forked beards to severe military whiskers.

A subtle fragrance intended to suggest education, wealth, and the ability to complain about wine accurately.

High-quality dyed wool in muted jewel tones. It is a staple material for respectable clothing and sells quickly to traveling tailors, performers, and minor officials.

A coordinated collection of finishing pieces used to transform a plain outfit into a deliberate statement. The walking stick is decorative and not a weapon.

Waxed thread, matching cloth, and tiny buttons selected for field repairs. Each packet is labeled with an insulting note about the original garment’s quality.

A concentrated cleaning solution sold to adventurers who return from ruins looking like evidence. It smells faintly of lavender and vinegar.

A plain gray cloak whose cut is designed to make the wearer visually unremarkable. Valerius considers this its only respectable quality.

A professional tailor’s reference token, sold mostly to spies, couriers, and people who have accidentally acquired someone else’s coat.