Clothing

Labourer's Clothes
Porter's Bar residents most commonly wear simple suits made from Bean Fibre for doing manual or basic work. The Bean Fibres can be treated, spun and woven to make a coarse material - it is y woven into simple oblong shapes and then sewn together using more of the fibre to make suits reminiscent of the Gi used in modern martial arts. Most are left un-dyed and stay the grey/green of the original bean fibre. (Colour Chart)

Hunter's Clothes
Like the labourers, most hunter trappers and fishermen wear simple bean fibre suits. Only they find that the light green can sometimes be a bit conspicuous. Often they will wear a bean fibre cloak or dyed a darker green using the leaves and stalks of the marsh bean as a dye source. This dye leaves the material a dirty looking green, that provides better camouflage in the swamps. Most people go barefoot while working in the swamps but wear simple sandals when walking the roads. (Colour Chart)

Around Town
The same style of clothing is worn by most workers around the town as well - however they are more liable to have clothes dyed either yellow or green (using the local vegetable food stuffs). Again sandals are the footwear of choice for most people. (Colour Chart)

Getting Wealthier
The wealthier people are, the more liable they are to add imported clothes to their wardrobe. At the lower end of the scale its felt garments imported from Baraduum - right up to the silk and satin imports for nobles and royalty. Felt slippers for indoor wear are a sure sign of social success. (Colour Chart)

Sunday Best
Most people have some 'Sunday best' clothes that they use for church, or social events. Styles are similar, but the darker the colour the 'better' the suit. Even the least well-off labourer will have something dark (even if its only a belt) to indicate that he has made an effort. (Colour Chart)