Read the commission
Rose asks for librarian workwear on a 300-coin budget. Note the occasion and the targets before choosing a dress.
See Rose's brief and screenshot →
About Dressmaker
Dressmaker turns garment-making into a calm, tactile ritual. Every commission is a small story — the customer who walks in, the fabric you pick, the dress that grows under your hands.
Step 01
A customer walks in
Rose wants a dress suited to her new librarian job. Read her brief, note the budget and the visible Quality and Workwear targets, then use those details to guide your choices.
Step 02
Design in the sketchbook
The sketchbook is where the dress becomes real. Pick a base pattern, choose fabrics that feel right together, and adjust the bodice, sleeves and skirt until the silhouette matches what you imagined. Try a louder print or an unexpected combination — the customers often surprise you.
Step 03
See the finished dress
The finished dress appears on the mannequin beside Dress Progress. In this pictured order, the panel shows Quality and Workwear against their targets. Check each value before you complete the commission.
Tips for your first commission
- Look at the whole outfit before you commit — a single fabric can read very differently across the full dress.
- Trust the second choice as much as the first. The interesting work happens when you change your mind.
- Use a larger display if you can — sketchbook arrows and cutting controls reward a steady mouse.
- Treat this prototype as a sketchbook of its own: enjoy what is here without expecting every later feature.
