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title: Clothing for Gables

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# Clothing for Gables


# Types and subtypes

* pants-simple
    * default
        * L: A pair of pants made of white cotton.
        * E: A white cotton pair of pants. This is a long-legged garment that cover both legs, which extends from the waist to the ankle.
    * common morphs
        * white cotton draw-string pants
        * white cotton/silk/linen harem pants
    * pants-pockets (pants-simple & pockets)
        * grey cotton sweatpants (gympants)
    * pants-fly (pants-pocket + fly detail)
        * common morphs
            * chinos
            * tan cotten khakis
            * blue denim jeans (rivets)
            * brown/blue cotton boys pants
            * girls pants
            * cotton flannel slacks
            * cotton corduroy
            * herringbone
            * bell-bottom
            * corduroy
            * denim/serge
            * blue wool serge (twilled
            * wool tweed (homespun)
        * varsity (slacks/trousers)

    * trousers (pants-pockets + fly + cuffs)
        * black wool dress trousers
        * white linen dress trousers
        * collegiate (notre-dame cords)
        * (cuff - yes or no)
        * (beltloops vs suspender)
    * common morphs
        * 

* shorts-simple (can see socks)
    * golf pants (buckled)
    * knickers
    * * knee breaches (buckle)
    * laced jodhpurs
    * swim trunks
    * riding
    * pantaloon, bloomers
    * white cotton ladies bloomers

* shirt/blouse (upper body & belly)
    * collar
    * formal cuffs
    * button
    * sweater

* short-sleeve (shows wrist)
    * t-shirt (no buttons)
    * henley/golf/rugby/sports (buttons)

* coat/jacket/ (but not belly)

* robe
    * cassock (robe-simple + buttons)
    * dressing gown (bottons or belt)
    * night gowns
    * academic

* robe-simple

* overalls
    * bib


* coveralls
    * workman
    * playsuit

* socks
    * silk/wool/cotton



* smoking jacket
* 

(Cyn Bard)

## Traits adj:map

trait:condition:
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trait:fly:type
    * button
    * zipper


## Requests

### Formal Outfit (Male)

* Shared:clothing:ageless:legwear:trousers-linen
* Shared:clothing:ageless:shirts:jacket
* Shared:clothing:ageless:accessories:belt-simple-black-leather-dress (NEW ITEM)
* Shared:clothing:ageless:footwear:shoes
* Shared:clothing:ageless:footwear:socks
* Shared:clothing:ageless:shirts:shirt-longsleeved

### Formal Outfit (Female)

* Shared:clothing:ageless:ensemble:dress
* Shared:clothing:ageless:accessories:purse-simple
* Shared:clothing:ageless:accessories:garter
* Shared:clothing:ageless:footwear:slippers
* Shared:clothing:ageless:legwear:stockings
* Shared:clothing:ageless:unwearable:fan
* Shared:clothing:ageless:handwear:gloves-long

## Proofed

## Ageless Simple (only one detail, 4 or 5 traits, easy to make morphs.)

* Shared:clothing:ageless:accessories:belt-simple
* Shared:clothing:ageless:shirts:vest-simple (NOTE: was :vest, is renamed!)
* Shared:clothing:ageless:leggings:pants-simple
* Shared:clothing:ageless:accessories:purse-simple

# Clothing components and details for Gables

Components and details for three different eras, male and female, skewed towards upper class evening wear.
Period names are: Victorian, Edwardian, and Contemporary. “Contemporary” denotes post 1920 business or evening clothing (not as complicated as Edwardian items). A few Ageless items, mostly men’s underwear, are also listed.

Some traits I may suggest:
* cleanliness: soiled, dirty, filthy, grubby, unpressed, unkempt, clean, neatly-pressed, starched 
* condition: rough, threadbare, worn, frayed, tattered, patched, moth-eaten, shabby, shoddy, torn, ripped, battered, ragged, pristine 
* weight: flimsy, sheer, diaphanous, gauzy, thin, sleek, thick, heavy 
* fit: loose, form-fitting, well-tailored, snug, tight 
* style: crude, dowdy, unstylish, old-fashioned, outdated, plain, old, fashionable, stylish, chic, dapper, smart, rakish, elegant 

Not all of the above terms can be applied to all types of clothing, of course. For men’s suits (not of tropical variety), some traits:
	•	fabric: broadcloth (wool), serge (serge, often blue or gray/grey), chevoit (wool), tweed (wool), worsted (wool), silk 
	•	casual or summer fabrics: flannel, corduroy (wool or cotton), duck (cotton), twill, whipcord (cotton), moleskin, 
	•	color: black, gray/grey, plaid, tan, brown, blue, herringbone, checked, windowpane check, khaki, pinstriped, drab 
For men’s dress shirts, typical traits are:
	•	fabric: silk, cotton, chambray (more of a work shirt material) 
	•	color: gray, white, blue, polkadot, green, tan, patterned 
For ties, they are either a bow tie or necktie.
	•	fabrics: silk, knit wool, rayon 
	•	color: red, maroon, purple, gray, blue, black, white, striped, patterned, polkadot 