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'''Description:''' a snug-fitting canvas jacket fastened in place with sturdy straps and buckles. The sleeves are long enough to enable folding the the arms across the abdomen and tying them behind the back<br />
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'''Raw materials:''' 600g of [[cotton cloth]]<br />
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'''Objects:''' 4 {{large buckle}}s<br />
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'''Days:''' 4<br />
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| description = A snug-fitting canvas jacket fastened in place with sturdy straps and buckles. The sleeves are long enough to enable folding the the arms across the abdomen and tying them behind the back.
'''Tools:''' {{needle}}
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| type        = cotton clothing
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| time        = 4
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| resources  = 600g of [[cotton cloth]]
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| objects    = 4 {{large buckle}}s
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| tools      = {{needle}}
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| machines    = none
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'''Description:''' A snug-fitting canvas jacket fastened in place with sturdy straps and buckles. The sleeves are long enough to enable folding the the arms across the abdomen and tying them behind the back.
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Straitjacket
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A snug-fitting canvas jacket fastened in place with sturdy straps and buckles. The sleeves are long enough to enable folding the the arms across the abdomen and tying them behind the back.
Clothing
Categoryjackets
Typecotton clothing
Time4 day(s)
Resources600g of cotton cloth
Objects4 brass, bronze or iron large buckles
Toolsiron, bone, or seashell needle
Machinesnone

Description: A snug-fitting canvas jacket fastened in place with sturdy straps and buckles. The sleeves are long enough to enable folding the the arms across the abdomen and tying them behind the back.