Sack, Small Leather

Sacks are made from burlap (a rough hemp fiber material), cotton, or leather, and are basically a tube-shaped. Burlap is used mostly for large grains and small vegetables like corn (maize), beans, peppers, and hard-rind fruits like apples, oranges, and other citrus. Cotton material is used for small grains like rice, oats, or barley and for dry powdery material like flour and sugar. Leather will provide a waterproof protection for dry powdery material and anything else stored in a sack. Stats: cost 1 gp • weight * • volume held 2 cu ft • weight held up to 30 lbs.