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Clothes, Traveler's

Traveler's Clothes

Weight: 4 lb.
Cost: 2 GP
Category: Clothing
Special Properties: Resilient travel garments

Description​

Practical, durable clothing designed for long journeys and outdoor activities. These garments prioritize functionality over fashion, featuring reinforced construction, weather resistance, and comfortable fit for extended wear during travel and adventure.

Usage Instructions​

Daily Wear: Standard clothing for adventurers, travelers, and working people.

Weather Protection: Provides basic protection against wind, light rain, and temperature changes.

Durability: Designed to withstand the rigors of travel and outdoor activities.

Practical Features​

Reinforced Construction: Double-stitched seams and reinforced stress points Weather Resistance: Treated fabrics resist moisture and wind Comfortable Fit: Allows freedom of movement for physical activities Multiple Pockets: Convenient storage for small items and tools Neutral Colors: Earth tones that don't show dirt easily

Travel Applications​

  • Long Journeys: Comfortable wear for extended travel periods
  • Outdoor Activities: Suitable for camping, hiking, and exploration
  • Working Conditions: Durable enough for manual labor
  • Climate Adaptation: Appropriate for various weather conditions
  • Social Blending: Allows wearer to fit in with common folk

Material Construction​

Wool Blend: Warm, naturally water-resistant, durable Linen Mix: Breathable, comfortable in warm weather Cotton Canvas: Strong, versatile, easy to clean Leather Accents: Reinforcement at wear points and pockets

Tactical Considerations​

Advantages:

  • Durable and long-lasting
  • Appropriate for most social situations
  • Comfortable for physical activity
  • Weather-resistant properties
  • Blends in with common population

Limitations:

  • Not suitable for formal occasions
  • Limited protection in extreme weather
  • May appear shabby to upper classes
  • Requires regular maintenance
  • Can become heavy when wet

Outfit Components​

Basic Set: Tunic or shirt, trousers or skirt, belt, cloak or jacket Undergarments: Appropriate foundation garments for comfort Footwear: Sturdy boots or shoes suitable for walking Accessories: Hat, gloves, scarf as weather requires

Regional Variations​

Northern Climates: Heavier fabrics, fur trim, layered construction Desert Regions: Light colors, loose fit, head coverings Coastal Areas: Water-resistant treatments, salt-resistant materials Forest Regions: Earth tones, reinforced against thorns and branches

Maintenance and Care​

Regular Cleaning: Wash or brush clean to maintain appearance Repair Work: Mend tears and replace worn components promptly Weather Treatment: Re-apply water resistance treatments periodically Proper Storage: Keep clean and dry when not in use

Social Implications​

Class Indicator: Marks wearer as working class or adventurer Practical Choice: Respected by those who value function over form Versatility: Acceptable in most non-formal social situations Professional Appearance: Suitable for guides, merchants, and craftsmen

Alternative Uses​

  • Disguise Base: Foundation for various character impersonations
  • Emergency Materials: Fabric can be repurposed for repairs
  • Trade Items: Useful goods for bartering
  • Comfort Items: Extra clothing for warmth or padding
  • Medical Supplies: Clean cloth for bandages or tourniquets