Green Collar Workwear

History & Ownership

Emar-Eau De-Nil had spent a lifetime working in farming and producing dyes for clothiers and leatherworkers.  After 20 years in the industry, he found that a majority of his clothes and most of his skin had been permanently dyed from exposure to the very products he was producing. Known to the locals as Mr. Green due to the accident that occurred when mixing turmeric and indigo that left his hands an eerie unmistakeable shade of green.   He also found that he was not alone in this, Goblins from the Canyon Valley Mining,  to the Dwarves from the Iron Mines in Viggrom, all the way south to Blackpool; everywhere there were mining and industry laborers whose workwear was unsuited for the job. Luckily, Mr. Green's longtime friend, a human weaver named Archibold Black, had just the solution.    Working together they began designing lightweight clothing options for standard workers; cooks, clerks, carpenters and the like.  However, it was Nek Whitecap (or Mr. White) of WhiteCap Leatherworks that gave them the status that they have today.   Mr. Green, Mr. Black, and Mr. White formed an agreement and worked together to establish Green Collar Leatherworks which now provides workers from all over Espen with quality gear for nearly any environmental hazard.