Fantasy Tailor Shop Name Generator

Shop signs for tailors, clothiers and cloak-makers

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Generate fantasy tailor shop names for D&D towns, novels and games: 1,000 shop signs such as The Gilded Needle, Spidersilk & Sons, Widow Harrow's Fine Stitchery and Robes of the Third Circle, from village menders to court dressmakers and wizards' robe-makers.

About fantasy tailor shop names

A tailor's shop tells a fantasy town more than most storefronts: who has money, who is traveling, and who needs a robe that will not catch fire. This list holds 1,000 shop names, mostly in four shapes. Sign-board names work like inn signs (The Gilded Needle, The Mended Cloak). Pairs join a tool or a cloth to a hedgerow word (Hem & Hollow, Woad & Wren). Proprietor names put a person and a trade on the door (Mistress Odalys, Robemaker; Widow Harrow's Fine Stitchery). Guild and street names sound like a chartered trade (The Hemwrights' Hall, Shuttle Lane Clothiers).

The cloth trades were never one job, and the names keep them apart. Tailors cut and sew, menders patch, drapers sell wool by the ell, mercers deal in silk, fullers and dyers finish it, and hatters, glovers, hosiers and furriers each keep their own counter. Around them sit the shops only a fantasy town has: wizards' robe-makers, outfitters who sell cloaks and gambesons to adventurers, elven and spider-silk weavers, dwarven clothiers, halfling and gnome shops, makers of enchanted garments and costumers for bards and players.

Pick by customer, not by sound. A farming village needs one mender, a capital needs a street of rival dressmakers, and the shop nearest the city gate should sell whatever the road ruins first.

How to choose fantasy tailor shop names

  • Decide who buys there before you name it: a mender for farmhands, a court dressmaker and a wizards' robe-maker would never hang the same sign.
  • Use a sign-board name such as The Blue Bobbin or The Lucky Thimble for a shop the party will visit again; a painted object is easy to remember and easy to draw on a town map.
  • Give a proprietor shop a person behind it. Corwin Pell, Tailor or Goodwife Tansy's Mending hands you an NPC, a voice and a reason to haggle.
  • Match the trade word to the stock: a draper or mercer sells cloth by the length, a tailor or seamstress sews it, and an outfitter sells finished gear for the road.
  • For a real costume business, craft stall or game shop, search the name in your own area and trade before you print anything.

Frequently asked questions

How do I name a tailor shop in a D&D town?

Start with the customers and the size of the town. A village gets a single mender with a plain sign, like The Patched Elbow or Old Peg's Patches, while a city can support specialists such as Dunstan Wray, Glover or The Tower Stair Robemakers. Add one detail about the stock and the shop is ready for play.

What is the difference between a tailor, a draper and a mercer?

A tailor cuts and sews garments to fit a customer. A draper sells cloth, traditionally woolen cloth, and a mercer deals in silk and other fine fabrics. In a small town one shop may do all three, which is why names like Crannock's Cloth and Cut cover more than one trade.

Which names suit a shop that sells enchanted clothing?

Look for the names that promise one useful trick, such as The Self-Mending Hem, The Never-Wet Cape or The Coat of Many Pockets. Robe-makers for wizards sit close by, for example Robes of the Third Circle and The Spellproof Lining. One clear effect in the name is easier for players to remember than a general promise of magic.

Can I use one of these names for a real shop or a published story?

Yes, the names are free to use. Nothing here has been compared with business registers or with other people's settings, so search the name yourself before it goes on a real sign or a book cover.

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All 1,000 fantasy tailor shop names

This is the complete list the generator above draws its random batches from, sorted A to Z and grouped by first letter.

Plain text, one name per line.

A: 16 names

  • Abbey Close Habit-Makers
  • Above the Chandler's, Second Stair
  • Aelindor's Silks
  • Aldous Brack, Clothier
  • Alys Fennimore, Laceworker
  • Annis Wold, Stocking Knitter
  • Archivist Thessaly's Robe Room
  • Arenwel's Woodland Garb

A, continued

  • Ashgrove's Aprons and Smocks
  • At the Sign of the Blue Thimble
  • At the Sign of the Crossed Shears
  • At the Sign of the Dancing Bobbin
  • At the Sign of the Mended Sail
  • At the Sign of the Scarlet Hood
  • Auntie Wick's Workbasket
  • Avice Lindon, Tirewoman

B: 29 names

  • Bailiff Orme's Liveries
  • Balgrim's Beard Braids and Beads
  • Barbican Liveries
  • Behind the Yellow Shutters
  • Beneath the Hanging Mantle
  • Bertrand Hask, Vestment Tailor
  • Bettris Quill, Embroiderer
  • Big Marda's Mending Stall
  • Bimble Twistbobbin, Ribbon-Maker
  • Black Tom's Leathers
  • Blackbriar Mourning Dress
  • Blackwater's Buttons
  • Bobbin Yard Seamstresses
  • Bobbin, Braid & Barleycorn

B, continued

  • Bodice & Beech
  • Bonnet & Bell
  • Borik Deepcloth, Hood-Maker
  • Bracken & Bodkin, Journey Garb
  • Braid & Bramble
  • Bram Colley, Seamster
  • Bramblecote's Breeches
  • Brannoch Stile, Kilt-Maker
  • Brightneedle Garb
  • Brimble & Crown, Hatters
  • Brocade & Birch
  • Brother Aldwin's Habits
  • Brunhild Coalbraid, Seamstress
  • Buckle & Briar
  • By Appointment to the Margrave

C: 32 names

  • Caelwyn's Grey Cloaks
  • Candlemas Clothworks
  • Cape & Curlew
  • Cappers' Row
  • Captain Reddick's Uniforms
  • Cassia Verrin, Silk Embroiderer
  • Cecily Marsh, Wedding Seamstress
  • Chalk & Chestnut
  • Clan Cragmantle Leathers
  • Clan Deepdelve Outfitters

C, continued

  • Clan Goldbraid Embroiderers
  • Clan Ironweft Woolens
  • Clan Stonehem Tailors
  • Clasp & Clover
  • Clemence Varrow, Staymaker
  • Cloaks Cut to Your Shadow
  • Cloaks for All Weathers
  • Cloaks of the Northern Marches
  • Clothiers to the Crown
  • Coats of the Cold Coast
  • Collar & Crow

C, continued

  • Coralhythe Sailcloth and Slops
  • Corbett's Coats and Capes
  • Corbin Brimley, Hatter
  • Corwin Pell, Tailor
  • Cousin Hobb's Hems
  • Cowl & Cricket
  • Crane, Crane and Corby, Mercers
  • Crannock's Cloth and Cut
  • Cuff & Candle
  • Cut, Sew & Sorcery
  • Cuthbert Nye, Tabard-Maker

D: 17 names

  • Dagny Holt, Fur Stitcher
  • Daisy Pinwhistle, Bonnets
  • Damask & Dew
  • Dame Ellory's Dressmaking
  • Dame Rosamund Ayre, Court Clothier
  • Dart & Dove
  • Dawnbreak Dyeworks
  • Distaff & Dawn

D, continued

  • Dobbin Thimblefoot, Waistcoats
  • Doctor Pallas, Robes for the Learned
  • Doublet & Drake
  • Dressmakers to the Dowager
  • Dunmarrow's Doublets
  • Dunmore & Grandsons, Clothiers
  • Dunstan Wray, Glover
  • Durgan Flintseam, Tailor
  • Duskwater Drapery

E: 9 names

  • Edda Corvane, Mantua-Maker
  • Elowen Tray, Mender of Fine Lace
  • Elthyra's Evening Gowns
  • Emberlyn Cloakworks
  • Emrys Calder, Bardic Costumer
  • Ermine & Ember
  • Evander Royce, Wizard's Tailor
  • Evenfall Embroidery
  • Every Seam Sewn Twice

F: 21 names

  • Fablewood Finery
  • Faelorn's Featherlight Garb
  • Fallowfield's Frocks
  • Faramond Leigh, Gentleman's Tailor
  • Farrowby's Fine Fits
  • Father & Daughter Cloaks
  • Felt & Foxglove
  • Fennick & Palm, Glovers
  • Ferryman Dobb's Oilskins
  • Field Gear and Foul-Weather Garb

F, continued

  • Finery of the Four Winds
  • Fitch Family Fittings
  • Fizzwick Sprocketseam, Tailor
  • Flameproof Robes and Sundries
  • Flax & Fennel
  • Fleece & Furze
  • Foxhollow Furs and Felts
  • Friar Benno's Robes and Cords
  • Fringe & Foxfire
  • Furs of the Far North
  • Fustian & Finch

G: 24 names

  • Gaffer Toll's Tailoring
  • Gallowglass's Greatcoats
  • Gambesons Mended While You Wait
  • Garb of the Greenwood
  • Garb of the Outer College
  • Garments of the Grey Road
  • Garrick Slane, Master Tailor
  • Garter & Goose
  • Giles Wetherby, Clothier to the Garrison
  • Goldenhem Garments
  • Goodwife Tansy's Mending
  • Goody Larch's Lace

G, continued

  • Gowns Fitted by Candlelight
  • Grandmother's Needle
  • Granny Thrum's Darning
  • Greenmantle Garmentry
  • Grey Sibbald's Garb
  • Greywether's Gowns
  • Gristle & Grommet, Goblin Outfitters
  • Grusha Twotusk, Hide Stitcher
  • Guild Seamstresses of Saint Avel's Row
  • Gundra Ironbodkin, Apron-Maker
  • Gusset & Gorse
  • Gwenllian Voss, Mantle-Maker

H: 21 names

  • Harkaway's Hosiery
  • Harrowmoor & Heirs, Clothiers
  • Hawthorne Brothers, Clothiers
  • Hearthside Homespun
  • Hem & Hollow
  • Hems Raised, Fortunes Lowered
  • Henrick Sayle, Fuller and Dyer
  • Heronsford Habiliments
  • Hesketh Lyle, Glover and Perfumer
  • Hesper Vane, Seamstress

H, continued

  • Hilda Stonethimble, Clothier
  • Hilde Stroud, Felt-Maker
  • Hollin's Hoods
  • Holloway's Hand-Me-Downs
  • Hood, Hide and Horizon
  • Hoods of the Inner Cabal
  • Hoods, Wraps and Hard Wear
  • Hook & Heron
  • Hook, Eye and Hawthorn
  • Hose & Hazel
  • Hugh Marlinspike, Ship's Tailor

I: 7 names

  • Idony Belle, Dresser of Players
  • Ilmarion Starweft, Mantle-Weaver
  • Indigo & Ivy
  • Ironstitch & Sons
  • Isaura Penn, Needlewoman
  • Isolde Brack, Silkwoman
  • Ithrenel, Spinner of Moonlight

J: 3 names

  • Jago Trennick, Oilskin Tailor
  • Jerkin & Jay
  • Jossamy Thrup, Mender of Garments

K: 5 names

  • Kazrim Steelstitch, Gambeson-Maker
  • Kestrel's Rest Cloakworks
  • Kettleby's Kirtles
  • Kingfisher Kirtles and Gowns
  • Kirtle & Kestrel

L: 17 names

  • Lady Mirren's Dressing Room
  • Lappet & Lantern
  • Larkrise Linens and Lace
  • Larkspur's Linens
  • Leathers for the Long Road
  • Leofric Dane, Doublet-Maker
  • Lettice Poole, Linen Draper
  • Lindqvist & Loom, Weavers

L, continued

  • Linen & Lovage
  • Linens of the Low Country
  • Lining & Lark
  • Linnet Marrow, Dressmaker
  • Lirienne's Looms
  • Little Osk's Stitching Stall
  • Liveries of the Lakeland Lords
  • Long Meg's Lengths
  • Lowen Trevanion, Sail and Smock Stitcher

M: 35 names

  • Madam Corvelle's Gowns
  • Madame Zephyrine's Costumery
  • Madder & Moss
  • Madoc Ferris, Pilgrim's Outfitter
  • Maerilon's Mantles
  • Magda Ironpleat, Dwarven Needlewoman
  • Magister Oswin's Academic Dress
  • Mam Tully's Thimblework
  • Mantles of the High Tower
  • Marigold Hemsworthy, Aprons
  • Marigold Tupp, Sempstress

M, continued

  • Marrowby's Mantles
  • Marrowdale Mending and Making
  • Marsh & Nephew, Hosiers
  • Master Quillon's Cutting Room
  • Measured Once, Worn Forever
  • Melisande Roux, Keeper of the Wardrobe
  • Mending Done by Moonlight
  • Merrin Tolk, Hatter
  • Merrivale's Measuring Room
  • Merrowsong Sea-Silks
  • Milo Buttonbrook, Tailor
  • Miniver & Mist

M, continued

  • Mirabel Onslow, Glove Stitcher
  • Miss Pippet's Petticoats
  • Mistral Mantles
  • Mistress Fawkes, Milliner
  • Mistress Harrowgate's Gloves and Muffs
  • Mistress Odalys, Robemaker
  • Mistress Vey's Fitting Rooms
  • Mitten & Marigold
  • Mog the Mender
  • Morna Granitegown's Feast-Day Dress
  • Mother Sorrel's Sewing Room
  • Muslin & Mallow

N: 6 names

  • Nackle Cogbutton, Hatter
  • Nan Tippet's Needlework
  • Needle, Nettle & Nightingale
  • Nell Corby, Buttonhole Maker
  • Nightshade Needleworks
  • Nimriel's Gossamer

O: 16 names

  • Oakenshade Outfits
  • Oakhanger's Overcoats
  • Odette Marlowe, Gown Cutter
  • Odo Bobbinbank's Braces and Buttons
  • Odo Harkness, Surcoat-Maker
  • Old Peg's Patches
  • Old Tam's Tailor Bench
  • Old Tobin's Hats and Hoods

O, continued

  • One-Eyed Jorn's Sailcloth and Slops
  • Oriel Fane, Gown-Maker
  • Oronthil's Autumn Robes
  • Orrell & Niece, Embroidery
  • Orrin Fesk, Hosier
  • Osric Penhallow, Mercer
  • Ottoline Drew, Hat Trimmer
  • Outfitters to the Winter Court

P: 17 names

  • Pansy Featherhem's Finery
  • Papa Grigor's Greatcoats
  • Patient Hettie's Embroidery
  • Pellam Sisters, Seamstresses
  • Pennifold's Pressing Room
  • Pennyroyal Petticoats
  • Pennywhistle's Patching
  • Petronel Ashby, Draper

P, continued

  • Philippa Sedge, Ribbon Weaver
  • Piers Hawksley, Hose and Breeches
  • Pin & Pennant
  • Pin, Pleat and Partridge
  • Pip Underbutton, Halfling Clothier
  • Pleat & Plume
  • Pock Wizzlethread, Inventor-Tailor
  • Poppy Tumblestitch, Seamstress
  • Primula Stitchaway, Smocks and Frocks

Q: 4 names

  • Quarrel & Quill, Outfitters to Rangers
  • Quiet Corwen's Cloak Stall
  • Quillfeather's Cloaks
  • Quillhaven Costumery

R: 19 names

  • Rafe Colbeck, Cloth Shearer
  • Raiment of the Rising Sun
  • Ravenna Dusk, Shroud-Stitcher
  • Ravenquill Raiment
  • Red Annet's Ribbons
  • Reeve Hallam's Homespun
  • Ribbon & Rook
  • Riverbend Fulling and Finishing
  • Robe-Makers to the Seven Thrones

R, continued

  • Robes for the Risen Moon
  • Robes of the Third Circle
  • Robes, Hoods and Familiars' Coats
  • Rolf Underhay, Garment Cutter
  • Rookwood's Riding Habits
  • Rosalind Meer, Trimmings Seller
  • Rosie Hemblewick, Dressmaker
  • Rudd's Ready Garments
  • Rurik Stonecuff, Beard-Braider and Hosier
  • Russet & Rye

S: 46 names

  • Sabeth Orlow, Veil-Maker
  • Sable & Salt
  • Saddle, Strap & Storm-Cloak
  • Saelwen Mistloom, Elven Weaver
  • Saltreach Slops and Oilskins
  • Sarcenet & Snow
  • Sash & Sparrow
  • Sashes of the Seven Schools
  • Satin & Sedge
  • Seamstresses of the Rose Court
  • Sedgewick's Surcoats

S, continued

  • Selvage & Sage
  • Selvage Street Drapers
  • Sennet Blayne, Furrier
  • Serelis, Thread-Singer
  • Sergeant Holt's Kit and Coats
  • Seven Daughters Seamstresses
  • Sexton Grale's Shrouds and Sables
  • Shawls of the Shepherd Downs
  • Shearing Cross Clothiers
  • Shears & Sorrel
  • Shears, Chalk & Chance
  • Shuttle Lane Clothiers

S, continued

  • Signor Bellamonte's Carnival Dress
  • Silks of the Sunset Isles
  • Silverseam Clothiers
  • Sister Merewen's Vestry
  • Skiv's Scavenged Stitches
  • Smock & Swallow
  • Snaggle's Second-Hand Splendor
  • Sorrel Atwater, Wool Draper
  • South Quay Sailmakers and Tailors
  • Sparrowhawk Field Garb
  • Spidersilk & Sons

S, continued

  • Spindle & Starling
  • Spindle Court Dressmakers
  • Squire Pask's Field Dress
  • Starfall Stitchery
  • Starrow's Stitchworks
  • Stitches Small and Certain
  • Stoles of the Silver Conclave
  • Stormcape Supply
  • Stout Borrin's Stitching
  • Stout Garb for Strange Places
  • Sunniva Ashdown, Embroideress
  • Sylvaril, Weaver of Mist

T: 621 names

  • Taffeta & Tarn
  • Tailors to the High Table
  • Tailors' Guildhouse, Cooper's Lane
  • Tamsin Rudge, Cloakmaker
  • Tansy Cottontoe's Clothes Press
  • Tassel & Thistle
  • Tatterby's Second-Hand Finery
  • Temple Steps Vestment Makers
  • Tenter Close Seamstress
  • Thaddeus Crane, Robe Cutter
  • Thalaneth's Leafcloth
  • The Academy Outfitter
  • The Acorn and Aglet
  • The Acorn Cap Hatters

T, continued

  • The Acrobat's Sash
  • The Adept's Mantle
  • The Adventurer's Second Skin
  • The Ale-Stained Apron
  • The Ancestor's Mantle
  • The Ancient Order of Hatters
  • The Anvil and Awl
  • The Apprentice's First Robe
  • The Archmage's Hem
  • The Arming Doublet
  • The Arrow-Holed Cloak
  • The Autumn Court Robing Room
  • The Badger Fur Hood
  • The Bandolier and Baldric
  • The Banner and Blazon

T, continued

  • The Bard's Second Coat
  • The Baroness's Bodice
  • The Beard-Ribbon Shop
  • The Bearskin Outfitters
  • The Beaver Felt Hatters
  • The Bedroll and Buckle
  • The Belt and Bracer
  • The Bent Pin
  • The Bewitched Bobbin
  • The Birchlight Gown-Makers
  • The Bird's Eye Weave
  • The Blessed Bodice
  • The Blue Bobbin
  • The Boiled Wool Company
  • The Bolt and Bobbin

T, continued

  • The Bolt Room
  • The Bone Lace Makers
  • The Borrowed Coat
  • The Bottomless Sleeve
  • The Bower of Soft Raiment
  • The Bracer and Brigandine
  • The Braided Beard
  • The Brass Button Burrow
  • The Brass Eyelet
  • The Bridal Bower
  • The Bridge End Seamstress
  • The Broadcloth Hall
  • The Brocade Merchant
  • The Broken Shuttle
  • The Bronze Buckle

T, continued

  • The Brook and Braid
  • The Brotherhood of the Bodkin
  • The Buckram and Canvas
  • The Bumblebee Bodice
  • The Burrow and Button
  • The Burrow Lane Menders
  • The Buttercup Bonnet
  • The Camlet and Cambric
  • The Candle and Cowl
  • The Canopy Weavers
  • The Capital Cap-Makers
  • The Caravan Guard's Coat
  • The Caravan Silks
  • The Carnival Costumers

T, continued

  • The Castle Gate Clothier
  • The Cat on the Cutting Table
  • The Cauldron and Kirtle
  • The Chainmail Lining
  • The Chalk Line
  • The Chamois and Cuff
  • The Chancellor's Hood
  • The Chaperon and Liripipe
  • The Charmed Cuff
  • The Charmstitch Company
  • The Chartered Clothiers of Greywatch
  • The Checkered Plaid
  • The Cheerful Patch
  • The Chorus Robes
  • The Cloak for Hire

T, continued

  • The Cloak No Eye Follows
  • The Cloakmakers of Coldwater Quay
  • The Cloakwrights of Ravenfall
  • The Clocked Stocking
  • The Clockwork Bobbin
  • The Cloth of Estate
  • The Cloth of Gold
  • The Clothiers of Candlewharf
  • The Clothworkers of Stonebridge
  • The Coat of Many Pockets
  • The Coat That Outlasts You
  • The Cocked Hat
  • The Cocoon and Comb
  • The Cogwheel Clothiers
  • The Coif and Caul

T, continued

  • The College Gowns
  • The Comedian's Breeches
  • The Comfortable Breeches
  • The Company of Drapers and Dyers
  • The Conjurer's Cuff
  • The Constellation Cape
  • The Copper Needle
  • The Coronation Robe
  • The Costume for Hire
  • The Costumers' Confraternity
  • The Countess's Kirtle
  • The Courtier's Cuff
  • The Courtly Cut
  • The Cowl and Quiver
  • The Cozy Muffler

T, continued

  • The Crimson Kermes
  • The Crimson Livery
  • The Crooked Brim
  • The Crooked Hem
  • The Crossroads Stitcher
  • The Crow and Cuff
  • The Crown and Collar
  • The Crucible and Cuff
  • The Cuckoo's Coat
  • The Cursebreaker's Coat Shop
  • The Curtain Call Costumers
  • The Cutters of Cornmarket
  • The Damask Rose Mercers
  • The Dancing Hem
  • The Dandelion Fluff

T, continued

  • The Darned Sock
  • The Darning Egg
  • The Dauphin's Doublet
  • The Deep Hall Clothiers
  • The Delver's Drapery
  • The Desert Veil
  • The Dewdrop Web
  • The Diviner's Veil
  • The Doeskin Gauntlet
  • The Dormouse's Nightcap
  • The Dovecote Menders
  • The Dragon-Singed Cape
  • The Draper's Ell
  • The Drapers of Dyer's Wharf

T, continued

  • The Dreamwoven Nightshirt
  • The Dressmakers of Dove Lane
  • The Drop Spindle
  • The Drum and Doublet
  • The Ducal Livery
  • The Duchess's Train
  • The Duelist's Gauntlet
  • The Dusk Spinner
  • The Dusty Hem
  • The Dyers' Lodge on the Weir
  • The Eastern Gate Mercers
  • The Eight-Legged Loom
  • The Elder Tree Clothiers
  • The Embroidered Crest
  • The Embroidered Handkerchief

T, continued

  • The Embroiderers' Chapter House
  • The Enchanter's Blue
  • The Encore Costumers
  • The End of the Bolt
  • The Ensorcelled Seam
  • The Ermine Trim
  • The Ever-Warm Shawl
  • The Evoker's Red
  • The Fairground Frippery
  • The False Beard
  • The Familiar's Waistcoat
  • The Far Shore Silks
  • The Fatewoven Sash
  • The Fellowship of Cloakmakers
  • The Felted Hare

T, continued

  • The Fern and Filament
  • The Festival Finery
  • The Fiddle and Frock
  • The Fine Fit Glovers
  • The Fingerless Mitt
  • The Fire-Eater's Vest
  • The Flagon and Flannel
  • The Flame-Dancer's Skirt
  • The Fleece and Fold
  • The Fool's Motley
  • The Forge Apron
  • The Forge Road Clothier
  • The Fox and Fleece Outfitters
  • The Fox-Fur Stole
  • The Fraying Cuff

T, continued

  • The Free Weavers of Hallowmere
  • The Frostproof Furs
  • The Frugal Seamstress
  • The Fuller's Earth
  • The Fullers' Company of Millbrook
  • The Fulling Mill Cloth Shop
  • The Furriers' Moot
  • The Fustian Counter
  • The Garden Party Frock
  • The Garment Enchanters
  • The Garment of Three Seasons
  • The Garter and Hose
  • The Gatehouse Outfitter
  • The Gauntlet and Garter
  • The Gilded Needle

T, continued

  • The Gilt Brocade
  • The Girdle and Purse
  • The Glade Looms
  • The Glamour-Stitchers
  • The Glamoured Gown
  • The Gleeman's Patches
  • The Glimmerweb Atelier
  • The Glove That Remembers
  • The Glovers of Goose Green
  • The Glyph and Gusset
  • The Gnomish Sewing Engine
  • The Goat-Hair Weavers
  • The Goblin-Proof Jerkin
  • The Golden Aglet

T, continued

  • The Goodwife's Apron
  • The Goose Iron
  • The Gossamer Bough
  • The Gown by the Night
  • The Graduate's Tippet
  • The Granite Thimble
  • The Great Wardrobe of Aldermere
  • The Great Wheel Spinners
  • The Greatcoat and Gaiter
  • The Green Door Menders
  • The Green Man's Leaves
  • The Griffin Feather Trimmers
  • The Gryphon Rampant Clothiers
  • The Guild of Needle and Shears
  • The Guild of the Twelve Needles

T, continued

  • The Guildhall Seamstresses
  • The Half-Height Hem
  • The Hall of Whispering Looms
  • The Hammered Clasp
  • The Hanging Kirtle
  • The Harbor Cloth Factors
  • The Hard Leather Jerkin
  • The Harlequin's Diamonds
  • The Harp and Hem
  • The Harvest Mask
  • The Hasty Hem
  • The Hat Block and Brush
  • The Hatband and Plume
  • The Hatters of High Cross
  • The Hawking Glove

T, continued

  • The Hayward's Hose
  • The Hearth-Hall Seamstresses
  • The Heavy Felt
  • The Heddle and Reed
  • The Hedge-Witch's Shawl
  • The Hempen Homespun
  • The Hemwrights' Hall
  • The Herald's Tabard
  • The Hero's Sash
  • The Hexproof Hosiers
  • The Hidden Pocket
  • The Highborn Hem
  • The Highland Plaid
  • The Hillside Haberdasher
  • The Homespun Stall

T, continued

  • The Honest Ell
  • The Honeypot Hems
  • The Honorable Guild of Robemakers
  • The Hosiers' Fraternity
  • The House of Falling Leaves
  • The House of the Silver Shuttle
  • The Hundred Bolts
  • The Hundred Disguises
  • The Hundred-Year Hem
  • The Illusionist's Motley
  • The Impossible Pocket
  • The Ink-Stained Cuff
  • The Invisible Mender
  • The Jester's Cap and Bells

T, continued

  • The Jeweled Stomacher
  • The Jongleur's Stripes
  • The Journeymen Tailors' Lodge
  • The Juggler's Sleeve
  • The Keepers of the Pattern Book
  • The Keg and Kirtle
  • The Kersey and Frieze
  • The Kettle and Kerchief
  • The Kidskin Glove
  • The King's Clothier
  • The Knight's Colors
  • The Lace Collar and Cuff
  • The Lace Ruff
  • The Lacemakers' Sodality
  • The Lady's Favor

T, continued

  • The Ladybird Lace Shop
  • The Lamb and Lining
  • The Lamp-Black Dyers
  • The Last Button
  • The Lawn and Lockram
  • The Leafmantle Weavers
  • The Left Gauntlet
  • The Let-Out Seam
  • The Lichen and Lace
  • The Loom of Small Fates
  • The Lord Mayor's Robes
  • The Loyal Company of Glovers
  • The Lucky Thimble
  • The Lute and Lace
  • The Madder Root

T, continued

  • The Mannequin That Bows
  • The Marionette's Wardrobe
  • The Market Mender
  • The Marquis's Cape
  • The Masked Ball Costumers
  • The Masque Makers
  • The Masquerade Gown
  • The Master Tailors' Moot Hall
  • The Masters of the Measure
  • The Mattock and Mantle
  • The Measured Yard
  • The Mended Cloak
  • The Menders of Mill Bridge
  • The Mercenary's Mantle
  • The Mercer's Yard

T, continued

  • The Mercers of Moon Street
  • The Miller's Smock
  • The Miner's Lined Coat
  • The Mineshaft Menders
  • The Minstrel's Sleeve
  • The Mirror That Fits You
  • The Mismatched Button
  • The Mist and Mantle
  • The Mole-Skin Waistcoat
  • The Monocle and Measure
  • The Moonspun Mantle
  • The Moonthread Atelier
  • The Morris Bells and Ribbons
  • The Mossy Step Menders
  • The Moth and Mulberry

T, continued

  • The Motley Trunk
  • The Mountain Pass Outfitters
  • The Mountainhome Mercers
  • The Muddy Greaves
  • The Muff and Tippet
  • The Mummers' Chest
  • The Mushroom Cap
  • The Mystery of Mercers
  • The Necromancer's Black
  • The Needle That Sews Alone
  • The Needlewrights of Varn
  • The Nettlecloth Weavers
  • The Never-Wet Cape
  • The Nightbloom Silkery

T, continued

  • The Nimble Finger
  • The Ninth Stitch
  • The Noble Thread
  • The Novice's Girdle
  • The Oiled Leather
  • The Oilskin and Anchor
  • The Old Doublet
  • The Opening Night Gown
  • The Oracle's Drapery
  • The Orb and Thimble
  • The Orb-Weaver's Daughter
  • The Order of the Scarlet Thread
  • The Ostrich Plume Milliners
  • The Outfitters of Outer Ward
  • The Owl and Overrobe

T, continued

  • The Owlbear Fur Company
  • The Painted Domino
  • The Palace Seamstresses
  • The Pale Spinner's Parlor
  • The Pantry Apron
  • The Parti-Colored Hose
  • The Patch Pocket
  • The Patched Elbow
  • The Patchwork Goose
  • The Peacock Gown
  • The Peacock Plume
  • The Pearl Button
  • The Perfumed Glove
  • The Petal and Pleat
  • The Pheasant Feather

T, continued

  • The Phoenix Down Linings
  • The Pick and Pleat
  • The Pilgrim's Scrip and Smock
  • The Pillow and Bobbin Lacemakers
  • The Pincushion
  • The Pipe and Tabor Costumers
  • The Pixie Dust Dyers
  • The Plain Stitch
  • The Players' Wardrobe
  • The Plowman's Breeches
  • The Plumed Bonnet
  • The Pocketful of Pins
  • The Pointed Hat
  • The Privy Wardrobe
  • The Prompter's Pocket

T, continued

  • The Puppet's Tailor
  • The Purple Mantle
  • The Purple Shell Dyers
  • The Quayside Drapers
  • The Queen Mother's Lace
  • The Queen's Dressmaker
  • The Quiet Pocket
  • The Quiet Shears
  • The Quilted Gambeson
  • The Rabbit's Waistcoat
  • The Rag and Rivet
  • The Ragged Robin
  • The Rainbow Skein
  • The Rainshadow Cloakmakers
  • The Ram's Fleece Clothiers

T, continued

  • The Ranger's Hood
  • The Raven's Robe
  • The Raw Silk Warehouse
  • The Regent's Ruff
  • The Remnant Table
  • The Retting Pond Linens
  • The Ringmaster's Coat
  • The Rivet and Hide
  • The Rivet-Seam Tailors
  • The Robemakers of Rune Street
  • The Robewrights of Highspire
  • The Robin's Red Vest
  • The Root and Raiment
  • The Royal Wardrobe

T, continued

  • The Rune and Ribbon
  • The Runed Collar
  • The Runestone Robewrights
  • The Saddlebag Seamstress
  • The Saffron Dye House
  • The Salamander Wool Company
  • The Samite Trader
  • The Sapphire Sash
  • The Sash and Tassel Shop
  • The Satin Slipper Dressmakers
  • The Scarlet Stocking
  • The Scepter and Shears
  • The Scholar's Biretta
  • The Scholar's Stole
  • The Scorched Sleeve

T, continued

  • The Scout's Scarf
  • The Scrap and Selvage Stall
  • The Scrap Basket
  • The Scrivener's Sleeve
  • The Scroll and Selvage
  • The Sea Road Slops
  • The Seam Between Stars
  • The Seamstresses of Swan Street
  • The Seamwardens of Marrowgate
  • The Second Sleeve
  • The Seer's Shroud
  • The Self-Mending Hem
  • The Self-Threading Needle
  • The Sellsword's Sleeve
  • The Sendal and Sarcenet

T, continued

  • The Seven Pockets
  • The Seven-Layer Wool
  • The Shadow-Lined Hood
  • The Shadowsilk Spinnery
  • The Shearmen of Oxbow
  • The Shears That Never Dull
  • The Shepherd's Coat
  • The Shifting Color
  • The Sigil and Seam
  • The Sign of the Golden Shuttle
  • The Sign of the Teasel
  • The Sign of the Unicorn's Mane
  • The Sign of the Woolpack
  • The Signet and Sleeve
  • The Silk Kerchief

T, continued

  • The Silken Canopy
  • The Silver Fox Furrier
  • The Silver Train
  • The Silverleaf Seamstresses
  • The Singed Hem
  • The Sisterhood of the Seam
  • The Sixth Finger Glovers
  • The Skald's Furs
  • The Sleeve of Small Miracles
  • The Smallclothes Shop
  • The Snipped Whisker
  • The Snug Waistcoat
  • The Solstice Stole
  • The Song and Selvage

T, continued

  • The Songbird's Plumage
  • The Soot-Proof Smock
  • The Sorcerer's Sash
  • The Spangle Box
  • The Spell and Spool
  • The Spellproof Lining
  • The Spellthread Seamstresses
  • The Spice Road Textiles
  • The Spider's Gift
  • The Spire Street Robemaker
  • The Split Gusset
  • The Spring Court Dressmakers
  • The Spring-Loaded Shears
  • The Sprite-Stitched Seam
  • The Spy's Other Coat

T, continued

  • The Staff and Spindle
  • The Staple Hall
  • The Starched Collar
  • The Starlight Weft
  • The Starry Sleeve
  • The Starspun Shawl
  • The Steaming Block
  • The Steel Bodkin
  • The Stitchers of Shambles Row
  • The Stitchwrights of Old Harbor
  • The Stone Button
  • The Stormproof Cape
  • The Stormwoven Cape
  • The Stout Stocking
  • The Strand of Morning

T, continued

  • The Strap and Stud
  • The Straw Bonnet
  • The Summer Bough Seamstress
  • The Sunday Jerkin
  • The Sunspun Scarf
  • The Supper Waistband
  • The Sword-Slashed Sleeve
  • The Sworn Stitchers of Dunmere
  • The Talking Dress Form
  • The Tall Crown
  • The Tankard and Tweed
  • The Tape That Measures True
  • The Tenterhook
  • The Thimble of Sure Stitches
  • The Thimbleful

T, continued

  • The Thousand Pearls
  • The Thousand-Year Tapestry
  • The Thread Between Worlds
  • The Thread That Remembers
  • The Threadbare Hare
  • The Threadwardens
  • The Three Patches
  • The Thrifty Tunic
  • The Thumb and Thimble
  • The Timberline Furs
  • The Tin Toggle
  • The Tinker's Thimble
  • The Tiring House
  • The Tourney Surcoat
  • The Tower Stair Robemakers

T, continued

  • The Tragedian's Cloak
  • The Trail-Worn Tunic
  • The Traveling Stage Costumers
  • The Traveling Trunk
  • The Treadle Loom
  • The Troubadour's Tunic
  • The Tumblers' Tights
  • The Turned Collar
  • The Twelfth Night Trunk
  • The Unbroken Strand
  • The Under-Hill Seamstress
  • The Under-Mountain Wardrobe
  • The Underhold Outfitters
  • The Unfading Dye

T, continued

  • The Unicorn Costume Shop
  • The Unicorn Hair Embroiderers
  • The Vair and Ermine Furriers
  • The Vanishing Seam
  • The Velvet Beret
  • The Velvet Sleeve
  • The Villain's Cape
  • The Viscount's Waistcoat
  • The Wagon Stage Wardrobe
  • The Ward and Weft
  • The Warded Waistcoat
  • The Wardens of the Wardrobe
  • The Wardrobe That Walks
  • The Wardstone Robe-Cutters
  • The Wardweave Clothiers

T, continued

  • The Warlock's Collar
  • The Waxed Canvas
  • The Wayfarer's Wardrobe
  • The Weathered Cloak
  • The Weavers of Westgate
  • The Weft-Faced Weavers
  • The Weld and Walnut Dyers
  • The Whispering Lining
  • The White Kid Glovers
  • The Wide Brim
  • The Widow's Web Silk House
  • The Willow Shuttle
  • The Windwalker's Wrap
  • The Winter Pelt Company
  • The Winterbloom Mantle-Makers

T, continued

  • The Witch's Petticoat
  • The Wolfskin Mantle
  • The Wooden Sword and Tinsel
  • The Wool Exchange
  • The Worn Knee
  • The Worshipful Company of Tailors
  • The Worsted Warehouse
  • The Wraith-Silk Works
  • The Wyvern-Hide Coat
  • The Yuletide Mummers
  • Thimble, Tape and Tallow
  • Thistle Quickthimble, Gnome Stitcher
  • Thorgrim's Thick Cloaks
  • Thornbury's Tabards
  • Thornfield Finery

T, continued

  • Three Sisters Stitching
  • Tibby Lark, Patcher and Darner
  • Tilly Gearthimble's Garments
  • Tindrel, Cloak-Singer
  • Tippet & Plume, Milliners
  • Tirzah Bloom, Quilter
  • Tobias Grint, Capemaker
  • Tolliver's Tunics
  • Trim & Tallow
  • Tuck & Tansy
  • Tumbledown Togs
  • Tunic & Teasel
  • Tweed & Thrush
  • Twill & Tern
  • Two Brothers Cloakworks

U: 3 names

  • Ulric Stane, Fur Cutter
  • Under the Sign of the Three Spools
  • Underbough's Undergarments

V: 6 names

  • Vaelith, Silk-Mistress
  • Vane & Daughters, Dressmaking
  • Veil & Vetch
  • Vellacott's Vestments
  • Vestments for the Ninth Order
  • Vestments of the Vale

W: 21 names

  • Wand Pockets and Wide Sleeves
  • Warp & Willow
  • Weaver's Wynd Clothier
  • Wenna Garrow, Shawl Weaver
  • Wetherell's Waistcoats
  • Whitethorn Wedding Gowns
  • Widow Harrow's Fine Stitchery
  • Wilkin Patchapple, Mender
  • Wilmot Trask, Leather Tailor
  • Wimple & Wand

W, continued

  • Winnow Tallis, Hedge-Witch Seamstress
  • Wintermoot Wraps
  • Winterset's Woolens
  • Woad & Wren
  • Wolfsbane Woolens
  • Wool & Whin
  • Wool, Warp and Wonder
  • Woolens of the Windward Hills
  • Worsted & Woodbine
  • Wynn Hallas, Hoodmaker
  • Wyrmscale Wardrobe

Y: 5 names

  • Yarrowby's Yardgoods
  • Yllanthe's Veils
  • Yolande Fitch, Gowns and Kirtles
  • Young Wat's Workbench
  • Ysabeau Thorne, Court Dressmaker