Monsieur Leverett
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Monsieur Leverett is a custom tailor who operates out of the upstairs room in the Temple of Gapp on Darling Road in Genua
Categories
You can order a vestment, a surplice, a cassock, a robe or a kesa.
Materials
There are several available fabrics
terry cloth gabardine chenille corduroy cashmere hessian batiste taffeta leather brocade organza flannel organdy angora cotton velvet linen tweed crepe twill satin voile lace silk felt wool
Colours
You may choose from the following:
bright yellow bright purple emerald green bright orange midnight blue bright white bright green forest green light orange light yellow lemon yellow light purple olive green dark orange dark yellow light green bright blue light brown bright pink dark purple lime green dark green light pink dark brown light grey light blue vermillion aquamarine chartreuse bright red turquoise dark blue dark pink navy blue sea green dark grey off-white blood red light red cerulean dark red lavender apricot fuchsia scarlet crimson magenta sienna purple indigo violet maroon undyed yellow cerise orange silver copper bronze azure black brown green peach ivory khaki cream beige white teal grey puce cyan plum bone blue gold pink jade red tan
Thickness
You can ask that the garment be thicker, thinner, or default.
Embroidery
You may choose from the following:
balls of fluff vulture heads corridors raindrops needles hands fish none
Belt
You may choose from the following:
tasselled belt platinum belt spiked chain copper belt silver belt bronze belt thick belt rope belt thin belt gold belt chain none
Results
Examples
bone leather vestment. It will look like this: A long, flowing priest vestment made from the finest leather which has been dyed a beautiful bone. crimson linen cassock. It will look like this: A long, flowing priest cassock made from the finest thick linen which has been dyed a beautiful crimson. Hands have been thickly embroidered all over the linen. A spiked chain loops around the waist, tying together in a knot at the front of the cassock.
(To be added on further research)
