Material and Colors produced in Porters Bar
| Natural Bean Fibre (very cheap) | Bean Fibre dyed with Gypsy Wort ( Expensive) |
| Bean Fibre dyed with Onion Skins (Cheap) | Bean Fibre dyed with Onion Skins & Gypsy Wort (Expensive) |
| Bean Fibre dyed with Onion Skins & Marsh Bean (Average) | Bean Fibre dyed with Onion Skins & Marsh Bean & Gypsy Wort (Expensive) |
| Bean Fibre dyed with Marsh Bean (Cheap) | Bean Fibre dyed with Marsh Bean & Gypsy Wort ( Expensive) |
| Salt Tanned Leather (Expensive) | Soft Leather (Very Expensive) |
Material and Colors produced in Baraduum
| Natural Mushroom Felt (Average) | Tin dyed Mushroom Felt (Expensive) |
| Bark Tanned Leather (Expensive) | Soft Leather (Very Expensive) |
Material and Colors produced in Kandar
| Natural Bean Fibre (very cheap) | Bean Fibre dyed with Gypsy Wort ( Expensive) |
| Bean Fibre dyed with Marsh Bean (Cheap) | Bean Fibre dyed with Marsh Bean & Gypsy Wort (Expensive) |
| Salt Tanned Leather (Expensive) | Soft Leather (Very Expensive) |
Assume PHB prices are for plain cut clothes from average cost material. Add 10% for expensive materials 20% for very expensive, 30% (at least) for imported materials. Subtract 5% for cheap material, 10% for very cheap. The price bands are given for the area of production - materials values increase by one band if it is exported to any other areas (ie bark tanned leather which is Expensive in Baraduum would be Very Expensive in Porter's Bar)
Other materials and colour are available as imports - but will be at least 30% more expensive than the PHM. Any decoration (such as embroidery or silver buttons) adds extra value as well. For example a pale bue cotton shirt which has a small amount of embroidery on and carved wooden buttons might cost +30% for the Cotton, +20% for the blue dye, +15% for the embroidery and +10% for the carved buttons - giving a total modifier of +75%.