Apron, Canvas

An Apron is a loose piece of material that has a loop that goes over the wearer's head with two long strings at the sides that are either tied in the back or are wrapped around the waist and tied at the front. Canvas is used for covering where the user isn't exposed to heat very often. Tavern keeps, cooks, butchers, potters, and artists are the most common users. Leather is used where there is a chance of something that could go through a canvas apron for such professions as smithies (any), coopers (barrel makers), armorers, weapon makers, and masons. Body A Blouse is a loose-fitting shirt buttoned down the front. This is the upper clothing worn by many commoners and craftspeople. Stats: cost 1 gp • weight 1 lb.