Plain cotton-and-wool clothes suitable for villagers and laborers.

Practical layered garments for road travel and variable weather.

Smart robes and tailored garments for formal appearances.

A warm cloak with a deep hood, good for rain and chilly nights.

Sturdy travel boots built to withstand mud and stony roads.

Tools for cutting, sewing and altering garments; expected in a seamstress' kit.

Handy sewing kit for quick repairs and emergency mending.

Quick-mend patch kit designed for travelers who need to keep clothing serviceable on the road.

Boxy, leather-reinforced backpack for carrying day-to-day gear.

A basic bedroll for sleeping outdoors or in inns that lack bedding.

A day's rations of preserved food suitable for a traveler.

Container for fresh water, treated to resist leaks.

A length of durable rope for climbing, hauling and tying.

A box for starting fires quickly and reliably.

A single torch for light and simple burning tasks.

Flask of oil suitable for lamps and lanterns.

A simple charm that steadies the hand and keeps stitches from slipping; prized by traveling performers and recruiters.

A small tin of waterproofing wax to help keep garments and bags dry.

Pack of spare fastenings and trim to tidy or embellish garments.

A short, easily handled knife useful in combat and daily tasks.

A light sword favored for its speed and reliability.

A plain quarterstaff used as a walking stick or a blunt weapon.

A short, woven sling for hurling small stones.

Treated leather armor offering basic protection without heavy encumbrance.

Layered cloth armor padded for extra cushioning and protection.