"Just to broaden your horizons," the attendant said, gesturing at the nearest rack with a sweep of her hand, "these dresses were woven by the maidens of the golden weave sect. They spend day and night creating each one. Just a single dress can go for a whopping 50,000 gold coins."
The smirk was back, sitting comfortably on her face.
What she didn't say was that these dresses were typically considered the same quality as Ceda silk. They were made by genuine experts, infused with mana during the weaving process, and could take direct hits without tearing. Durable in a way that most clothing simply wasn't.
In some aspects they were actually better than the Ceda silk dresses. They were impervious to flames entirely, a quality the Ceda silk couldn't match.
But store policy was store policy.
