Clothes Sizes

[Beux]

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A milky-white linen scarf is too large for you to wear.

Thats just silly. It's a scarf. One size should fit all!

Also, I really think tailors should probably make clothes that fit them....And uhh, how come tailors, can't tailor clothes to fit different sizes? I think it would be neat if they could actually resize clothes too, and it makes sense. This would allow more PC interaction, instead of taking your oversized pants to a bazaar tailor, you could take it to that slightly cheaper tailor you met in the tavern last night.

[Malken]

I think it's Halaster that mentioned on another thread that they were actually working, or at least, considering, the changes you've mentioned

[Beux]

Ohhhh. Well thats good to know. xD

But still. Scarves should so be - one size fits all. Unless it was a really tiny weeny scarf, then maybe it wouldn't fit. But a scarf can never be too big!

[flaran]

Half-giant scarves.  :lol:

[Djarjak]

Typo this when you see it. It may be that the craftable object needs to be tweaked. "one size fits all" should exist, I believe.

[John]

"one size fits all" should exist, I believe.

Neat I'll also do this when I catch it

[Marauder Moe]

I don't know... the average half-giant is twelve feet tall.  If anything, I think there are some items that don't take size into account that should.  Rings, bracelets, hats... very few of there would fit both humans and half-giants.  (I also find the idea of tailoring things to be half-giant sized rather silly, but accept it for playability reasons)

[Djarjak]

Not disagreeing - but I can see the point that a scarf is hardly as difficult to adapt between dwarves, humans, elves, half-elves, and muls as, say, a skin-tight halter top might be.

[Beux]

Alright, so maybe a small scarf wouldn't fit a large half-giant. But, a scarf made by a human, to normal human proportions, should at least fit all humans.

[Marauder Moe]

I don't know how clothing is coded, but could things possibly have size ranges?  That'd solve both the one size fits "all" problem as well as the half-giant problem.