Equipment:
Clothing
| Item | Cost | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Work clothes | 20 cr | 3 lb. |
| Dress clothes | 50 cr | 2 lb. |
| Formal clothes | 200 cr | 2 lb. |
| Casual clothes | 35 cr | 1 lb. |
| Outdoor clothes | 50 cr | 3 lb. |
| Winter clothes | 40 cr | 4 lb. |
Characters have a staggering variety of clothing styles to choose from. New characters are assumed to have several everyday outfits, and these do not count against a character's starting funds. The following entries provide general guidelines for common clothing.
Casual Clothes: Light, loose fitting clothes in a broad range of colors, styles, and cuts. A casual outfit includes a shirt or blouse, trousers, pants, or a skirt, and comfortable shoes.
Dress Clothes: Men wear suits in a variety of styles, while women favor dresses. Fashion is extremely open in industrialized societies, and countless designs and styles are available. Dress clothes are the uniform of those who work in business and government and commoners also wear them for special occasions.
Formal Clothes: Black, tailored suits for the men and elegant gowns in various styles and colors for the women. Among the nobility, formalwear is often decorated with the heraldry of the wearer's House.
Outdoor Clothes: These outfits feature durable, weatherproofed garments, including shirts, trousers, boots, belts, and vests or jackets. These clothes are worn by outdoor sportsmen, explorers, scouts, field scientists, and anyone else who works or plays in wilderness areas.
Winter Clothes: This clothing features heavy, lined coats, warm trousers and pants, and insulated gloves and boots. These clothes are common among those living, working, or traveling in cold climates.
Work Clothes: This outfit includes a long-sleeved shirt, undershirt, and trousers of heavy, durable fabric. It also includes a heavy leather belt, gloves, and boots.