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===Fashions=== Caravaners primarily wear wool and leathers, since they also raise animals. They'll trade yarn and thread they make for other kinds of fabric, but they don't make plant-based fabrics themselves. Looms can be quite large; a loom with enough space for someone to work can be a whole entire wagon in and of itself, so their fabric is more commonly knit, crocheted, and knotted instead of woven. That said, some caravans boast a signature patchwork look, with their clothes woven on smaller, much more portable looms. As fibercraft is such a common hobby while on the road--anything to keep hands busy--caravaner embroidery and cross stitching can get really intricate, and their fiber arts of all kinds are highly valued. More than half the Heartstone Road is in a cold area--Kimarel through the far north--so overall, caravaners favor warmer clothes. When traveling through the desert or other hot climates, caravaners will simply shed their layers to beat the heat, and it's not uncommon to run across a group hanging out half-naked.
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