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With their clusters of clothiers, east Somerset, west Wiltshire and Gloucestershire, the Stour Valley of north Essex and south Suffolk, and the Kentish Weald, were three particular ‘Silicon Valleys’ of entrepreneurship in the late medieval cloth industry.
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- Overview
- Items sold
- Shimmered form
- Names
- Trivia
- History
- References
Note: All item prices can be decreased by equipping a Discount Card or Greedy Ring. On the PC version, Console version, Mobile version, and tModLoader version, prices can also be higher or lower based on the NPC's happiness level.
When submerged in Shimmer, the Clothier will transform into his Shimmered form. This has no impact on gameplay or dialogue and is only a visual change. He can be returned to his classic look by submerging him in Shimmer again.
The Clothier may have any of the following names:
•Alfred
•Arthur
•Benjamin
•Cedric
•Clive
•Most of the Clothier's dialogues refer to movies starring the American actor and filmmaker Tom Hanks, namely Castaway, Forrest Gump, The Ladykillers, Apollo 13, A League of Their Own, and The Polar Express.
•One of possible names for the Clothier is James. This is a reference to Terraria YouTuber James Benett, who is better known as ChippyGaming and uses the Clothier as his avatar.
•His shimmered form looks similar to James, as he has blond hair and blue eyes.
•The Clothier appears to want to eat the Truffle. This can be seen in the Truffle's quote, "Everyone in this town feels a bit off. I woke up to the clothier chewing on my foot last night." and the Clothier's quote, "I'll give you a discount on your wears if you can convince to come over for a...sizing."
•This is further confirmed by the Clothier loving to live near the Truffle, while the Truffle dislikes being a neighbor of the Clothier.
•Since NPC's charge lower prices when NPC's they like are nearby, this means the Clothier will keep his promise if the player follows through with his request.
PC version
•Desktop 1.4.0.1: Now sells several exclusive items when in a Graveyard mini-biome.
•Desktop 1.3.5: Now has a chance to be named "James".
•Desktop 1.3.2: Now sells several Party-related items: Bundled Party Balloons, Balloon Animal, Silly Sunflower set.
•Desktop 1.3.0.1:
•Added Lunar and Solar Cultist sets and White Tuxedo set.
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2 days ago · The impossibility of eradicating the great clothiers from the country districts was realized and provided for, but both Acts, the later one especially, aimed at preventing the growth of such unrestricted manufactures.
The majority of clothiers were not large manufacturers. They also did a little farming on the side, mainly raising vegetables and crops that did not require a lot of attention. Attached to the clothier's cottage was a piece of land that ranged in sized for one to fifteen acres.
Jun 2, 2021 · This chapter examines the roles of clothiers in wider society. Their family backgrounds, houses and workshops, and activities as farmers and landowners are explored, as are their religious beliefs and commemorative practices.
clothier. 1) A person engaged in the cloth trade; a maker of woollen cloth. 1402 Jo. de Santon, York, clothier. In the textile district of the West Riding all the processes except fulling were carried on in domestic premises, and from the early sixteenth century the so-called yeoman-clothier was a central figure in society: 1529 John Widhope ...
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Jun 2, 2021 · This book examines these individuals, together with their less prominent and prosperous contemporaries, the far more numerous group of clothiers who might be described as the ‘jacks of all trades’. What were their origins and how did they accumulate their fortunes?
