Cloth - Revision history

GeloMor: Bags can no longer be placed as containers.

2025-03-09T17:31:51Z

Bags can no longer be placed as containers.

GeloMor at 14:15, 6 March 2025

2025-03-06T14:15:49Z

GeloMor at 14:15, 6 March 2025

2025-03-06T14:15:34Z

DPhKraken: Added infobox

2024-07-30T20:36:39Z

Added infobox

Kvpuun at 14:47, 8 March 2024

2024-03-08T14:47:55Z

Jerimee: tattered or better

2023-03-12T23:23:04Z

tattered or better

Zippy at 22:50, 13 January 2023

2023-01-13T22:50:08Z

Qeveren: /* Production */ added thread -> cloth ratio (1:1)

2022-12-28T09:52:57Z

Production: added thread -> cloth ratio (1:1)

LethosorBot: Tagging v50 page (825/4888)

2022-12-21T00:24:13Z

Tagging v50 page (825/4888)

LethosorBot: LethosorBot moved page DF2014:Cloth to Cloth: Migrating v50 page (672/4618) (content)

2022-12-20T03:15:28Z

LethosorBot moved page DF2014:Cloth to Cloth: Migrating v50 page (672/4618) (content)

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 ==Storage==
-Normally, cloth will be stored in designated cloth [[stockpile]]s, with multiple units of cloth fitting into [[bin]]s if any are available. [[Hospital]]s will instead store cloth in [[chest]]s or [[bag]]s if you build those within its boundaries, though you may instead use cloth stockpiles if you prefer.
+Normally, cloth will be stored in designated cloth [[stockpile]]s, with multiple units of cloth fitting into [[bin]]s if any are available. [[Hospital]]s will instead store cloth in [[chest]]s if you build those within its boundaries, though you may instead use cloth stockpiles if you prefer.
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 At a [[craftsdwarf's workshop]], cloth can be used to make [[trade goods]]. Empty bags, [[quiver]]s, cloth crafts, and clothing can be decorated with "cloth images" as well.
-You can [[dye]] cloth before working with it in order to increase its [[Item value]]. Producing masterwork items from masterfully woven and dyed cloth can lead to remarkably high value items, especially when using rarer, more valuable dyes.
+You can [[dye]] cloth before working with it in order to increase its [[Item value|value]]. Producing masterwork items from masterfully woven and dyed cloth can lead to remarkably high value items, especially when using rarer, more valuable dyes.
 ==Production==

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 At a [[craftsdwarf's workshop]], cloth can be used to make [[trade goods]]. Empty bags, [[quiver]]s, cloth crafts, and clothing can be decorated with "cloth images" as well.
-You can [[dye]] cloth before working with it in order to increase its [[value]]. Producing masterwork items from masterfully woven and dyed cloth can lead to remarkably high value items, especially when using rarer, more valuable dyes.
+You can [[dye]] cloth before working with it in order to increase its [[Item value]]. Producing masterwork items from masterfully woven and dyed cloth can lead to remarkably high value items, especially when using rarer, more valuable dyes.
 ==Production==

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-[[File:cloth_sprite_preview.png|right]]'''Cloth''' is a versatile crafting and [[health care|medical]] good, vital to the long-term health of almost any fort.
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 ==Uses==
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 ==Production==
 Cloth is produced by [[weaver]]s, who will take [[plant fiber]], yarn, or silk [[thread]] (but not [[hair]] thread) to a [[loom]] and weave it into usable cloth; one item of thread woven produces one item of cloth. This means that a fort can produce its own cloth in a number of ways. For a detailed breakdown of the process, see the [[textile industry]] page.
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 ==Trade==
 Cloth is a common trade good brought by all [[civilization]]s, particularly if your fortress is running low on clothing. [[Elf|Elves]] tend to bring [[rope reed]] cloth, [[human]]s bring [[wool]], and [[dwarf|dwarves]] bring [[pig tail]]. It is entirely possible to run your clothing industry off of the cloth imports brought by these [[caravan]]s, but it can be rather expensive.
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 Normally, cloth will be stored in designated cloth [[stockpile]]s, with multiple units of cloth fitting into [[bin]]s if any are available. [[Hospital]]s will instead store cloth in [[chest]]s or [[bag]]s if you build those within its boundaries, though you may instead use cloth stockpiles if you prefer.
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 Additionally, you may also make cloth by weaving [[adamantine]] thread. However, this is generally seen as a wasteful practice; adamantine clothing wears out just as quickly as mundane clothing, while adamantine wound dressings offer no additional health benefits.
-[[File:cloth_colors.jpg|thumb|300px|center|Cloth of many colors.]]
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 [[ru:Cloth]]

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 Additionally, cloth is the ''only'' material which can be used in [[hospital]]s as [[wound dresser|wound dressings]]. Dwarves will store a small supply of cloth in an active hospital zone for this purpose, if any is available. Each cloth item brought in adds 10,000 'cloth units' to the hospital's inventory.
-At a [[craftsdwarf's workshop]], cloth can be used to make [[trade goods]]. Empty bags, [[quiver]]s, cloth crafts, and clothing can be decorated with cloth as well.
+At a [[craftsdwarf's workshop]], cloth can be used to make [[trade goods]]. Empty bags, [[quiver]]s, cloth crafts, and clothing can be decorated with "cloth images" as well.
 You can [[dye]] cloth before working with it in order to increase its [[value]]. Producing masterwork items from masterfully woven and dyed cloth can lead to remarkably high value items, especially when using rarer, more valuable dyes.

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 ==Production==
-Cloth is produced by [[weaver]]s, who will take [[plant fiber]], yarn, or silk [[thread]] (but not [[hair]] thread) to a [[loom]] and weave it into usable cloth. This means that a fort can produce its own cloth in a number of ways. For a detailed breakdown of the process, see the [[textile industry]] page.
+Cloth is produced by [[weaver]]s, who will take [[plant fiber]], yarn, or silk [[thread]] (but not [[hair]] thread) to a [[loom]] and weave it into usable cloth; one item of thread woven produces one item of cloth. This means that a fort can produce its own cloth in a number of ways. For a detailed breakdown of the process, see the [[textile industry]] page.
 ===Silk===

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