Sturdy, well-stitched everyday wear suitable for road travel and town errands. Comes in several cheery patterns preferred by halflings.

A lovely waistcoat embroidered with tiny leaf and berry motifs. Makes a good impression at a social gathering.

A midweight cloak treated with beeswax and herbs; sheds rain and keeps the wearer warm on misty afternoons.

Flexible, padded boots made from supple leather. Excellent for quiet travel and long walks.

A neat tin of needles, threads in many colors, spare buttons, and small mending tools — Meri's pride and joy.

A compact, padded bedroll stuffed with down and wool — often praised by travelling halflings for comfort.

A sturdy canvas pack with multiple pockets. Solid stitching and a padded back panel make longer journeys comfortable.

Good quality rope: flexible, reliable, and well-suited for climbing and tying.

A metal-framed lantern with a sliding hood to dim or brighten the light safely.

A common glass flask containing oil suitable for lanterns and torches (about 1 hour of lantern light).

A day's worth of preserved food: biscuits, cured meats, cheeses, and a sweet tangle of sugared berries.

Durable leather waterskin with a snug cork stopper and a braided strap.

A bitter vial that neutralizes common venoms and reduces the effects of poison.

Spools of colored thread, fine needles, and a thimble. Perfect for quick repairs on the road.

Simple tallow candles for lighting a tent or reading by the hearth.

Pouches with brass, wooden, and decorative buttons, plus lace and ribbon for tailoring touches.

A simple leather sling favored by halfling youngsters; light, reliable, and quiet.

A short, nimble blade favored by travelers who need a compact defensive weapon.

Soft-leather armor tailored for comfort and mobility; Meri offers halfling-size adjustments at no cost.