Clothing Production

Clothing Production can take a number of forms in Clanfolk.

Most Clothing will be worn by Clanfolk in need of warming. When Temperatures are too hot (generally only during Summer or while using Objects that produce heat) a Clanfellow may want to wear Linen, which has a cooling effect.

Mood alteration will occur with many clothing items.

• Sack Cloth and Fur Clothing deplete Mood (but are still better than freezing).
• Leather and Wool have no inherent impact on Mood. (But remaining warm may prevent cooling Affliction.)
• Linen provides a Mood Boost. (The cooling effect may also prevent heating affliction.)
• Plaid has no impact on Warmth, but does provide an inherent mood boost. And is worn over other clothing.

Most of the Objects used in production of clothing will only be usable when kept dry (under a Roof when Rain falls) and many won't work while freezing. (Flax Retting is an obvious exception to Keep Dry condition, as it must be placed in the water at the edge of a Lake. When the Lake freezes however it becomes unusable.) While the Clanfolk using those Objects will predominantly be using their Clothes Skills while at those Objects, much of the Leather production will require Hunting Skill instead.
Most Objects require a Clanfellow to actively operate them, a small number are able to do their task without an operator. eg. the Hide Rack dries Hides without a user aside from a Clanfellow putting Hides onto the Rack at the start of the drying process.

While all the Ingredients (and finished clothing) can be stored in Stockpiles, more specific Storage Objects exist that will reduce the space required on the Map, and may speed processing if positioned carefully. A Textile Shelf can be particularly useful.

NB. Icons missing in the tables below have not been added to the wiki yet.
Different size icons in the tables are to indicate relative tile coverage on the Map.

Testing / Development: - with Expeditions the opening up of Ideas for different clothing manufacture changes. The player must send a Clanfellow to nearby areas on a World Map so they can discover various things. Significantly delaying access to the clothing Clanfolk would prefer to wear.

Sack Cloth Clothing

With Straw production started the Clanfolk may make five different Sack Cloth items at a Clothes Zone or Tailor Bench. There is little to this process besides gaining Straw to the colony Inventory and then converting it to the Sack Cloth Clothing. Bottoms and Shirts are available first, crafting either makes the Hat, Tunic, and Cloak available.
Time taken is given for the Tailor Bench, a Clothes Zone takes twice as long.

Input	Object used	Time taken	Output
25	Clothes Zone or Tailor Bench	40s
20		30s
10		20s
25		40s
50		60s

Getting one of each item of Sack Cloth Clothing requires 130 Straw, this would require harvesting 7 fully grown Reed tiles as a minimum. Getting the Straw from Hay or Oats would require 13 fully grown tiles (exempting bonus growth from Tilled Soil) to be Harvested and then Threshed. Wearing all five items would provide 1300 Warmth.

Usable Storages

• Straw - General Stockpile, Ingredients Stockpile, Straw Pile
• Sack Cloth Bottoms etc. - General Stockpile, Clothing Stockpile, Clothing Basket, Wardrobe

Fur Clothing

After killing an Animal (that isn't a Rat or Chicken) the Clanfolk may start the process of producing Fur Clothing.

• Slaughtering animals and bringing their carcasses to a Butcher Block results in Fresh Hide, Raw Meat and potentially Pluck.
• Fresh Hide can be taken to a (preferably Roofed) Hide Rack where the passage of time will convert it to Dry Hide.
• Dry Hide can be used at either a Clothes Zone or Tailor Bench to make Fur Clothing.

Time taken for the actual clothing items is given for the Tailor Bench, a Clothes Zone takes twice as long.

Input	Object used	Time taken	Output
Dead Animal (Aside from Rat or Chicken)	Butcher Blcok	0s	0-20 Fresh Hide (count dependent on animal) (also / maybe Pluck)
10	Hide Rack	300s	10 Dry Hide
8	Clothes Zone or Tailor Bench	60s
2		30s
4		50s

Getting enough Fur for one Clanfellow to have one of each item requires 14 Hides, thus multiple animals must be slaughtered unless Cattle is killed. All three Items provide 3000 total warmth when worn. (The Cloak alone is better than complete Sack Cloth.)
One Hide Rack can only dry 10 Hides at a time so having more than one Rack may be beneficial, especially if Deer are being hunted.

Usable Storages

• Fresh hide - General Stockpile, Ingredients Stockpile, Hide Rack
• Dry Hide - General Stockpile, Ingredients Stockpile, Textile Shelf
• Fur Cloak etc. - General Stockpile, Clothing Stockpile, Clothing Basket, Wardrobe

Wool Clothing

With Sheep in the colony and Shears to obtain Wool, the Clan may make Wool Clothing.
Plaid is a special clothing item derived from Wool, that provides a Mood boost to any wearer but doesn't impact Warmth.

• Sheep can be shorn with Shears producing Raw Wool. This happens without input from the player once the wool has grown enough (and some Clanfolk have sufficient Farming Skills Priority). Sheep only grow enough Wool to be shorn once a year.
• Raw Wool can be taken to a Wool Dressing station and converted to Clean Wool.
• Clean Wool may be processed in a Spinning Wheel to become Wool Hanks.
• Wool Hanks may be sent through a Loom to become either Wool Cloth or Plaid Cloth.
• A Tailor Bench is used to make Wool Clothing from both Wool Cloth and Wool Hanks.
• Plaid Cloth and Hanks can be used to make Plaid.

Input	Object used	Time Taken	Output
or Adult/Senior Sheep	Shears	0	25 Raw Wool Automated (no player orders) (Sheep grow new wool each year)
25	Wool Dressing with 10 and 50 water from a	50s	25 Clean Wool
25	Spinning Wheel	50s	25 Wool Hank
10	Loom	60s	1 Wool Cloth or 1 File:Plaid Cloth.png
6 & 5	Tailor Bench	60s
1 & 2		30s
3 & 4		30s
4 & 5		50s
2 File:Plaid Cloth.png & 2	Tailor Bench	10s

14 Cloth and 16 Hanks (to make one of each Item) is the equivalent of 156 Hanks, which would require just over six shearings to take place. Even if the player manages to progress the Ideas tree quickly they will struggle to find the Wool for more than a single Cloak before the first Winter.
With the extra Item compared to Fur Clothing, 2850 Warmth is nearly as much as complete Fur provides, but without Mood debuffs.

Usable Storages

• Raw Wool, Clean Wool - General Stockpile, Ingredients Stockpile
• Wool Hank, Wool Cloth, Plaid Cloth - General Stockpile, Ingredients Stockpile, Clothing Stockpile, Textile Shelf
• Wool Cloak etc. and Plaid - General Stockpile, Clothing Stockpile, Clothing Basket, Wardrobe

Linen Clothing

Unlike all other clothing Linen Clothing has a cooling effect when worn (Plaid doesn't influence Temperature). This makes it a bad idea for Winter, but potentially very useful during Summer.

• Flax Sheafs must be harvested from the Map and then processed in a Thresher to become Flax Stems.
• Flax Stems will be automatically taken to Flax Retting places by Clanfolk without player input where they become Cured Flax Stems over time.
• Cured Flax Stems when processed in a Flax Dressing become Flax Fibres.
• Flax Fibres can be spun at a Spinning Wheel to become Linen Hanks.
• Those Linen Hanks may be sent through a Loom to become Linen Cloth.
• Quantities of Hank and Cloth will be made into Linen Clothing at a Tailor Bench.

Input	Object used	Time Taken	Output
25	Thresher	50s	25 Flax Stems (has a side product of 25 Flax Seed)
25	Flax Retting	900s	25 Cured Flax Stems
26	Flax Dressing	50s	25 Flax Fibres
25	Spinning Wheel	50s	25 Linen Hank
10	Loom	60s	Linen Cloth
2 & 4	Tailor Bench	40s
1 & 2		30s
2 & 4		40s

Five Cloth and ten Hanks (for all three items) requires 60 Hanks total, which is not quite three sets of Threshing, Retting, Dressing etc. A total of 500 cooling and 500 Mood Boost.

Usable Storages

• Flax Sheaf - General Stockpile, Ingredients Stockpile, Haystack
• Flax Stems, Cured Flax Stems, Flax Fibres - General Stockpile, Ingredients Stockpile,
• Linen Hank and Linen Cloth - General Stockpile, Clothing Stockpile, Textile Shelf
• Linen Bottoms etc. - General Stockpile, Clothing Stockpile, Clothing Basket, Wardrobe

Leather Clothing

Leather production starts the same way Fur does (above), but has more steps to produce the final product.

• Slaughtering animals and bringing their carcasses to a Butcher Block results in Fresh Hide, Raw Meat and potentially Pluck.
• Fresh Hide can be taken to a (preferably) sheltered Hide Rack where the passage of time will convert it to Dry Hide.
• Dry Hide can be taken to an Ash Wash and converted to Ashed Hide.
• Ashed Hide will be processed in a Hide Scraper, with Water, to become Clean Hide.
• Clean Hide taken to a Bark Wash becomes Leather after processing.
• A Tailor Bench can then be used to make Leather Clothing as long as there has also been Linen Hanks made. (See prior section.)

Input	Object used	Time Taken	Output
Dead Animal (Aside from Rat or Chicken)	Butcher Block	0	0-20 Fresh Hide (count dependent on animal) (also / maybe Pluck)
10	Hide Rack	300s	10 Dry Hide
10	Ash Wash with and 50 water from	300s	10 Ashed Hide
10	Hide Scraper with 20 Water from	60s	10 Clean Hide
10	Bark Wash with 50 and 50 water from	600s	10 Leather
7 & 5	Tailor Bench	50s

A total of 1000 Warmth can be gained by wearing both Leather Items. However the 14 Hides also require 10 Linen Hanks so a second set of Objects must have been constructed and built to make Leather Clothing.

Usable Storages

• Fresh hide - General Stockpile, Ingredients Stockpile, Hide Rack, Hide Shelf
• Dry Hide, Ashed Hide, Clean hide - General Stockpile, Hide Shelf, Textile Shelf
• Leather - General Stockpile, Textile Shelf
• Leather Bottoms etc. - General Stockpile, Clothing Stockpile, Clothing Basket, Wardrobe

Coverage, Warmth, Mood

Because only Sack Cloth has an item for each body part (as of release 14) it may be useful to produce mixed clothing types. With access to all the items the Clanfolk will put on and take off items as needed to regulate body Temperature. While the player can assign them clothing, it is unlikely that a Clanfellow will wear Fur clothing in the middle of Summer, or Linen during Winter.

Cloaks will always provide the most warmth in a clothing type. But even a Fur Hat provides more warmth than a Sack Cloth Cloak.
Plaid will be worn over any other clothing type and does not occupy any of the slots indicated below.

	Bottoms		Shirt		Hat		Tunic		Cloak
Sack Cloth
	W +250	M -500	W +200	M -400	W +150	M -300	W +300	M -600	W +400	M -800
Fur	N/A		N/A
					W +600	M -150	W +800	M -300	W +1600	M -400
Wool	N/A
			W +500		W +500		W +650		W +1200
Linen							N/A		N/A
	W -200	M +200	W -200	M +200	W -100	M +200
Leather			N/A		N/A				N/A
	W +500	M +250					W +500