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− | + | '''Clothing''' is material made out of [[cloth]] or [[leather]] which is worn by sentient [[humanoid]] [[creatures]] to protect them from the elements. Articles of clothing are similar in concept to [[armor]] and distinguished only by the fact that they do not provide significant protection against melee attacks; clothing is intended for comfort, not combat. | |
− | '''Clothing''' is | ||
Clothes are stored as finished goods, and may be stored in [[bin]]s. | Clothes are stored as finished goods, and may be stored in [[bin]]s. | ||
− | [[Human]]s, [[dwarves]], and [[elf|elves]] do not distinguish between articles of clothing with regards to gender, so it is common to see females wearing tunics and trousers and males wearing dresses and skirts. One could call Dwarf Fortress a paragon of gender equality | + | [[Human]]s, [[dwarves]], and [[elf|elves]] do not distinguish between articles of clothing with regards to gender, so it is common to see females wearing tunics and trousers and males wearing dresses and skirts{{version|0.28.181.40d}}. One could call Dwarf Fortress a paragon of gender equality. |
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== Size does matter == | == Size does matter == | ||
− | Clothing and armor marked as | + | Clothing and armor marked as 'large' can not be made or worn by dwarves, but will still be offered by human and elven [[caravan]]s. 'Small' articles of clothing and armor usually come from killed [[kobold]]s and are also unusable. Items labeled as 'narrow' come from [[goblin]]s and can't be made or worn either. However, all of these can be sold to caravans for a nice price. |
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==Articles== | ==Articles== | ||
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==Pairs== | ==Pairs== | ||
− | Some articles of clothing, when made at a [[clothier's shop]] | + | Some articles of clothing or armor, when made at a [[clothier's shop]], [[leather works]] or [[craftdwarf's workshop]], will produce pairs. Specifically, all handwear and footwear will be produced in pairs: each job tasked at such a workshop will always make two out of a single piece of [[cloth]] or [[leather]], one for each limb. [[Greaves]] also come in pairs but are not made from one piece. |
==Layering of clothing== | ==Layering of clothing== | ||
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|Bodywear||Shirt, Dress, Tunic||Coat, Toga, Vest, Robe||Plate mail, Chain mail||Cloak, Cape | |Bodywear||Shirt, Dress, Tunic||Coat, Toga, Vest, Robe||Plate mail, Chain mail||Cloak, Cape | ||
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− | |Legwear||Loincloth, Thong, Braies|| | + | |Legwear||Loincloth, Thong, Braies||Pants, Skirt, Short skirt, Long skirt||Greaves, Leggings|| |
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|Handwear||Gloves||||Gauntlets||Mittens | |Handwear||Gloves||||Gauntlets||Mittens | ||
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|Headwear||Mask, Face veil||Cap, Turban, Head veil, Headscarf||Helm||Hood | |Headwear||Mask, Face veil||Cap, Turban, Head veil, Headscarf||Helm||Hood | ||
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− | |Footwear||Chausses, Socks||Shoes, | + | |Footwear||Chausses, Socks||Shoes, High boots, Low boots, Sandals|||| |
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* [[Cloth]] | * [[Cloth]] | ||
* [[Leather]] | * [[Leather]] | ||
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