A plain set of working clothes suitable for farmers, laborers, and novices. Heavy enough for daily wear and easy to replace.

Durable outfit made for travel: layered for weather, reinforced at seams, and fitted with extra pockets.

Tailored garments for formal occasions and court appearances. Clearly more expensive and eye-catching than common wear.

A colorful costume set suitable for actors, street performers, or festival use. Bright, ostentatious, adjustable pieces.

Loose-fitting robes suitable for mages, clerics, or scholars. Comfortable and easy to layer over other clothes.

A plain cloak to keep out wind and drizzle. Useful for travel and everyday concealment.

A 'Quick-Change' ensemble: layered garments designed to be changed quickly and to conceal small items safely.

A belt pouch for coins or small trinkets. Handy for keeping small items secure and accessible.

A standard adventurer's backpack. Not tailor-made clothing but commonly sold at tailor shops for traveling customers.

A full disguise kit for altering appearances: colored powders, wigs, false beards, and stage makeup.

Weaver's tools for repairs and custom tailoring. Useful for PCs who want to mend or alter clothes on the road.

Soft leather inserts that muffle footsteps and reduce squeaks. Popular with scouts and cat-burglars.

A small glass vial of common healing potion. Useful for new adventurers who might not yet have spells.