Clothing in this world was clearly nowhere near as advanced as it had been on Earth. Based on the materials used, it was divided into ordinary clothing and magic equipment.
Magic equipment was naturally something only noble knights could afford. Liszt's red-faced, black-backed, gold-trimmed cloak was magic equipment. So were his Six-Headed King Sea Serpent leather armor and all manner of magic equipment crafted from magic beast materials—they could serve as clothing or as equipment.
As for ordinary clothing, the finest was naturally fur—garments made from precious pelts, such as mink and fox fur. These were exclusive to nobles.
Ordinary nobles also commonly wore woolen clothes, with woolen fabric woven from sheep's wool and the like. For warmth, they generally wore down clothing, such as goose down and duck down.
Commoners mostly wore linen and cotton clothing.
No one had ever been seen raising silkworms, so naturally silk had never appeared in this world. But the moment Liszt saw the Green Caterpillar fiber fabric, he immediately thought of silk.
Light, sheer, smooth—it felt like a layer of gauze.
Green Caterpillar fabric was not as comfortable as genuine silk, but it was still a superior silk textile. After washing and bleaching, its color also improved greatly. It was no longer glossy green, leaving only a faint, misty green hue.
"Very fine fabric. Let's call it silk." Liszt once again used an imitation to seize the genuine article's name—of course, since this world had no silk, calling Green Caterpillar fabric silk was nothing much. A name was merely a label, convenient for him to distinguish and remember it.
"Yes, my lord."
"Have the textile workshop quickly make me several sets of silk clothing. Summer is clearly suited for wearing silk."
Green Caterpillars reproduced very quickly, and Green-Headed Ducks and flamingos ate them,