- Buckram, per sq yard (buckram)
Heavy coarse linen, loosely woven; cloth armour, sailcloth and sacking.
- Cloth, per sq yard (cloth)
Standard woollen broadcloth, the common measure against which other cloth is priced.
- Dye, Black (dyeblk)
Logwood or iron-tannate powder for deep, fast-set black cloth dye.
- Dye, Dragon's Blood (dyedrgn)
Crimson resin powder; rich red dye for fine silk and noble garments.
- Dye, Forest Green (dyefst)
Woad and madder blend; dark sage green favored by hunters and foresters.
- Dye, Indigo Blue (dyeindg)
Precious indigo powder; rich permanent blue for wealthy merchants and court dyers.
- Dye, Nut Brown (dyenut)
Walnut hulls and iron salts; warm earthy brown for everyday working garments.
- Dye, Ochre Yellow (dyeochr)
Ground ochre with iron mordants; earthy mustard yellow for peasant cloth.
- Dye, Saffron Yellow (dyesfrn)
Dried crocus stigmas; brilliant golden yellow for noble silk garments.
- Dye, Tazach Purple (dyetzch)
Murex shellfish or Tazach lichen; rare purple marking rank and authority.
- Homespun, per sq yard (homespun)
Unregulated flax cloth of linen weight, woven at the manor and sold by the cloth.
- Linen, per sq yard (linen)
Light flax cloth, somewhat coarse, cheap colours; the common shift and shirt cloth.
- Russet, per sq yard (russet)
Unfulled cloth of finer thread and better wool; town work, good colours.
- Serge, per sq yard (serge)
Cheap unfulled wool, coarse thread, rural work; brown and grey only.
- Silk, per sq yard (silk)
Imported woven silk, light and lustrous; the dearest cloth in any market.
- Straw, woven, per sq yard (straw)
Plaited straw worked into sheet; hats, light summer wear and coarse matting.
- Velvet, per sq yard (velvet)
Piled silk-faced cloth of great price; court dress and hangings.
- Worsted, per sq yard (worsted)
Fine fulled wool in strong colours; urban guild work only.
