Clothing and Jewelry

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Clothing

Common Clothing

Article	Price	Description
Apron, Cloth	5 SP	A simple smock to protect clothing from stains.
Apron, Leather	8 GP	The heavy, protective apron of a smith.
Baladrana	6 SP	A wide hooded cloak used as a raincoat.
Baldric/Bandoleer, Leather	7 GP	A sling from shoulder to hip, used to carry weapons, pouches, or musical instruments.
Belt	3 SP	A wide leather cinch made to support belt pouches or sheaths.
Boots	1 GP	Pliable leather, ideal for workmen or anyone on his feet for very long.
Boots, Blade	15 GP	Boots with hollow heels (often used by cutpurses to coneal blades).
Boots, Chillfoot	130 GP	Halfling-made boots that will keep the wearer's feet cool even when walking through fire.
Boots, Footpad's	8 GP	Boots with heavy cloth padding for soles; ideal for stealth, but wearing down quickly under daily use.
Boots, Riding	3 GP	Stiff knee-length boots; extra durable, not very comfortable to walk in.
Braies	6 SP	Shapeless drawstring trousers.
Breeches	2 GP	Knee-length trousers.
Buckle, Common	1 GP	A superfluous belt buckle of iron, copper, or steel; often etched to display societal status or faction affiliation.
Camouflage Suit	10 GP	A full-body garment colored to match the environs of a wilderness setting.
Cap	1 SP	A close-fitting hat, sometimes fur-lined, designed to protect against the cold.
Cassock	6 GP	A long coat which buttons down the front, ideal for warmth; commonly used in soldierly uniforms.
Caul	3 GP	A netted cap, worn by women to keep long hair out of the way.
Chemise	1 GP	An undershirt with fitted sleeves.
Cloak	2 SP	A simple circle or oval of cloth with a hole for the head, held in place with a clasp.
Cloak, Living	60 GP	A strange, furred amoeba-like creature from a backwater Prime Material world; these beings feed off of body heat and create their own warmth as a byproduct, and can keep the wearer warm under all but the coldest conditions.
Coif	1 GP	A cap which ties under the chin, used as a sleeping cap or under another layer.
Doublet	1 SP	A shirt which fastens up the front with buttons or toggles.
Drawers	4 SP	An undergarment for the abdomen and legs, worn for warmth.
Fishskin Suit	225 GP	A full-body suit stitched together from ichythian hides, sporting fins and webbed hands and feet to improve swimming ability.
Gamash	3 SP	Outerwear leggings that button up the sides, worn to protect from cold and rain.
Garnache	5 SP	Loose outerwear, like a large robe with wide elbow-length sleeves.
Girdle	1 GP	A heavy belt made from leather, fabric, or metal plates.
Gloves	1 GP	Supple gloves made from light leather.
Gloves, Archer's	3 GP	Heavy gloves with bracers and reinforced fingerstalls to hold a bow steady and protect against a snapping string.
Gloves, Clawed	20 GP	Gloves with small barbs on the palms and fingers to help find crevices and handholds when climbing.
Gloves, Workman's	8 SP	Heavy leather gloves made for smiths or gardeners, more for protection than fashion or warmth.
Hood	1 SP	A simple head covering designed to help keep the wearer dry and warm.
Hose	1 SP	Tight-fitting leggings worn like long underwear.
Liripipe	5 SP	A hood with a long (two- to six-foot) peak, favored by entertainers.
Mittens	3 SP	Thick cloth mittens made to protect against the cold.
Night-Suit	5 GP	A form-fitting black body garment made to help the wearer hide in darkness.
Overshoes, Clawed	15 GP	Large shoes to fit over existing footwear, sporting small studs and barbs to help find purchase when climbing.
Robe, Common	9 SP	A basic ankle-length pullover robe, commonly in linen or wool.
Sandals	5 CP	Leather soles fixed with a few cords or straps, with or without buckles.
Sash	2 SP	A loop of leather or cloth slung from shoulder to hip. Useful for concealing small objects.
Shirt	1 SP	A simple undergarment covering the torso and arms.
Shoes	8 SP	Close-toed leather shoes for everyday wear.
Shoes, Rawhide	1 SP	Shoes made from skins instead of cured leather; only desirable for the very poor.
Shoes, Solanian	300 GP	Durable shoes with flexible, studded soles to aid in walking up even the steepest inclines.
Slop	5 CP	A loose one-size-fits-all garment, common among those too poor to afford better.
Surcoat	5 SP	An overgarment worn for warmth, resembling a jacket; sometimes hooded or sleeveless.
Tabard	4 SP	A rectangular piece of cloth that hangs back and front over the tunic, worn to keep armor cooler and display family and/or faction insignia.
Tear-Away Clothing, Lower-Class	2 GP	The clothing of a lower-class citizen, made with inferior materials and stitching so that it can be used as a disposable disguise.
Tear-Away Clothing, Middle-Class	5 GP	The garb of a modest landowner, designed to tear away.
Toga	8 CP	A draped garment hanging from one or both shoulders down to the thigh or knee.
Tunic	5 SP	A knee- or ankle-length body garment, with or without sleeves, sometimes girded at the waist.
Vest	6 SP	A sleeveless waist- or thigh-length article of clothing, either left open or fastened with buttons or toggles.

Upper-class Clothing

Article	Price	Description
Baldric/Bandoleer, Ornamental	25 GP	An embroidered silk baldric, often with tassels and/or bells.
Band	1 SP	A collar made either to stand against the throat or fold over the shirt.
Boot Hose	1 CP	Cloth stockings worn inside a boot to prevent chafing.
Buckle, Ornamental	10 GP	A buckle of precious metal or ceramic, often inlaid with gems or otherwise adorned.
Cannons	8 GP	Stiff knee-length trousers.
Cloak, Fine	50 GP	A cloak cut from fine cloth, embroidered, with a gem-studded clasp.
Gloves, Ornate	10 GP	Decorative suede gloves, adorned with fringe, embroidery, or precious stones.
Gloves, Silk	8 GP	Elbow-length gloves with fine embroidery.
Gloves, Snakeskin	6 GP	Flexible and durable gloves popular with Lower Planar nobility.
Gorget	1 GP	A full, broad collar common among court officials and nobility.
Gown	12 SP	A ladies' evening dress.
Handkerchief, Silk	2 SP	A square of silk, often embroidered, tucked into a pocket for decoration and/or used to keep the face and hands clean.
Pantaloons	1 SP	Calf-length leggings, tight at the waist and calves but loose in between.
Robe, Fine	20 GP	A tailored robe lined with fur, often dyed or embroidered.
Ruff	8 GP	A tight, ruffled collar encircling the entire neck.
Surcoat, Fine	80 GP	A surcoat of brocaded silk or some other fine material.
Tear-Away Clothing, Upper-Class	30 GP	Elegant and disposable high society dress.
Veil, Silk	1 GP	A covering for the lower half of the face, popular in many cultures for women and, in some, for men.

Jewelry

Article	Price	Description
Brooch	10 GP	A large pin, usually engraved, set with precious stones, or both.
Ferronniere	50 GP	A thin chain worn around the forehead with a jewel set in the center.
Pendant	10 GP	A necklace with a precious stone or locket.
Razor Ring, Common	2 GP	An ordinary ring with a flip-top concealing a small blade; popular among pickpockets.
Razor Ring, Fine	10 GP	A signet ring of precious metals with a concealed blade.
Signet Ring	6 GP	A ring engraved or inlaid with the design of a personal or faction symbol.
Zadisband	8 SP	A varicolored piece of leather in the form of an anklet, bracelet, or circlet; hums a soft tune when worn.