Cloth

Cloth
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Items

Cloth is an item used to create clothing and armor . It is made by combining flax twine into linen , and adding a stick to create a bolt of cloth. Cloth can be dyed various colors.

Creation

Plain cloth

Ingredients	Crafting Recipe
1x Linen 1x Stick

Dyed cloth

An example of preparing to dye mordanted cloth

For information on making and using dyes, see Dye

Plain cloth is dyed in two steps:

• The cloth is mordanted with diluted cassiterite , alum or chromite by sealing it in a barrel for 8 hours.
• The mordanted cloth is dyed by sealing it a barrel for an additional 8 hours.

Tip: Woad blue and brown dye can be applied to plain cloth and don't require prior mordanting. However, they do accept mordanted cloth should you choose to use it.

Dyed cloth comes in the following varieties:

Black cloth = + 2L Black dye

Gray cloth = + 2L Gray dye

White cloth = + 2L White dye

Pink cloth = + 2L Pink dye

Red cloth = + 2L Red dye

Orange cloth = + 2L Orange dye

Yellow cloth = + 2L Yellow dye

Green cloth = + 2L Green dye

Blue cloth = + 2L Blue dye

Blue cloth = + 2L Woad blue dye

Purple cloth = + 2L Purple dye

Brown cloth = + 2L Strong tannin

Usage

Crafting

Cloth is used to make the following items:

• Tailored gamboised helmet
• Tailored gambeson body armor
• Tailored gamboised leg armor
• Minstrel shirt
• Nomad mantle
• Reindeer herder fur coat
• Fur lined reindeer herder shoes
• Homespun shirt
• Homespun pants
• Peasant shirt
• Pastoral shirt
• Pastoral pants
• Chateau blouse
• Chateau pants
• Scarlet ornate linen tunic
• Bug net
• Chair
• Glider
• Azure embroidered saddle blanket
• Blue plaid saddle blanket
• Chateau saddle blanket
• Commoner saddle blanket
• Earth tone saddle blanket
• Embroidered green saddle blanket
• Plain linen saddle blanket
• Reindeer herder saddle blanket

Storage

Clothes can be piled up on the ground, stored on shelves , or in containers .

History

Version	Description
v1.21.0	New pile desigs were added in 1.21.0: "Added dedicated piles for beeswax, cattails, papyrus, cloth, bones, sticks and flax fibers (no longer quad-storable)."

See also

• Leather
• Dye