Clothes & Fashion

Few in Thedastria go about naked, but once somepony decides to wear clothing, the options they have are limited only by fashion, imagination, and necessity.   More so than nearly any other table in this section, the items in this table are only broad guidelines as to what a pony may be able to purchase. Prices on the table are indicative of quality but common versions of the item, made of standard materials. Ponies might pay less for a version made of lesser material, or for one that has been heavily (and usually badly) used, but they might also be able to pay more for any of the following options:  

• Better materials, such as a wool or silk shirt rather than a cotton one.
• Sturdier construction, for clothing that will better withstand the rigors of adventuring and travel.
• Adornment, such as embroidery or fur trim on a cloak or a fancier buckle on a belt.
• Bespoke fitting, for clothes designed especially to fit an individual’s size or form.
• Fashion, for items in a style favorable to the fashion-sensitive portions of an area or culture.
• Coloring, when an object is desired in a particular shade rather than that of the raw materials or what’s available.
• Season, for clothing better suited to a particular time of year or climate, such as heavier and warmer, winter-weight gloves as opposed to thinner, summer-weight ones.

  The more of these options desired for the same item, the more expensive it may be. Similarly, the more special ized the clothing the more difficult it may be to find, and may require the buyer to find instead a tailor or other professional who can custom-make the item.

Gear	Cost
Breeches	8
Belt	7
Boots	500
Cloak	300
Dress	12
Gloves	400
Gown	4000
Hat	100
Hood	5
Jacket	200
Jerkin	9
Loincloth	1
Mask (cloth)	8
Mask (plaster)	300
Pants	100
Robe (dressing)	11
Robe (mage’s)	600
Sandals	6
Sash	5
Shirt	100
Shoes	100
Skirt	7
Slippers	8
Stockings	16
Tabard	7
Underclothes	3
Vest	6