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Tailoring

Overview

Tailoring is a primary crafting profession. It lets you craft cloth armor pieces, as well as bags.

It does not need a gathering profession: cloth is found on enemies.

What this profession is for

  • Craft cloth armor, worn by Mages, Priests and Warlocks.
  • Craft bags to carry more items.

Learning the profession

Tailoring is learned from a tailoring trainer. Each rank raises the profession's maximum skill and requires a character level and a minimum skill:

  • Apprentice: up to 75 skill, from level 5.
  • Journeyman: up to 150, from 50 skill and level 10.
  • Expert: up to 225, from 125 skill and level 20.
  • Artisan: up to 300, from 200 skill and level 35.
  • Master: up to 375.

Remember to visit your trainer as you approach your rank's limit: beyond it, your skill no longer increases.

In The Burning Crusade, every tailoring trainer in the capital cities teaches the Apprentice to Artisan ranks, from 1 to 300. The Master rank, from 300 to 375, is learned in Outland, from the master trainers shown in brackets.

Alliance

  • Stormwind: Georgio Bolero.
  • Ironforge: Jormund Stonebrow.
  • Darnassus: Me'lynn.
  • The Exodar: Refik.
  • Hellfire Peninsula: Hama (300 – 375), at Honor Hold.

Horde

  • Orgrimmar: Magar.
  • Thunder Bluff: Tepa.
  • Undercity: Josef Gregorian.
  • Silvermoon City: Keelen Sheets.
  • Hellfire Peninsula: Dalinna (300 – 375), at Thrallmar.

Specializations

From level 60 and 350 skill, a quest starting in Shattrath City lets you choose a specialization: each one gives access to its own patterns, including an epic gear set.

  • Mooncloth Tailoring: Nasmara Moonsong, in Shattrath City.
  • Shadoweave Tailoring: Andrion Darkspinner, in Shattrath City.
  • Spellfire Tailoring: Gidge Spellweaver, in Shattrath City.

Guide 1 – 375

This guide takes you from 1 to 375. Up to 300, the route is the same as in Classic Era; beyond that, it goes through Outland's netherweave. Several patterns are bought from a vendor, noted below. Quantities are estimates: once a recipe is no longer orange, you sometimes need to craft a few more.

Required components from 1 to 300

  • : 200
  • : 45
  • : 65
  • : 180
  • : 120
  • : 5
  • : 820
  • : 40
  • : 10
  • : 450
  • : 35
  • : 60
  • : 925
  • : 50
  • : 110

Cloth is found on enemies, or bought at the auction house. Threads and dyes are sold by vendors. Rugged Leather is gathered with Skinning, or bought at the auction house.

Required components from 300 to 375

  • : 2976
  • : 204
  • : 10
  • : 34
  • : 62

Netherweave Cloth is found on Outland enemies, or bought at the auction house. Arcane Dust comes from Enchanting and Knothide Leather from Skinning; both, like Netherweb Spider Silk, can also be bought at the auction house. Rune Thread is sold by vendors.

1 – 50

Start with Bolts of Linen Cloth and keep 50 of them: they are used up to 75. The recipe turns green around 37.

  • (100): (200).

50 – 60

At 50, go back to your trainer to learn the Journeyman rank. Then craft Heavy Linen Gloves.

  • (10): (20), (10).

60 – 65

Craft a few Red Linen Shirts.

  • (5): (10), (5), (5).

65 – 75

Move on to Reinforced Linen Capes.

  • (10): (20), (30).

75 – 105

Craft Bolts of Woolen Cloth and keep them: they are used up to 125. The recipe turns green around 97.

  • (60): (180).

105 – 110

Craft a few Gray Woolen Shirts.

  • (5): (10), (5), (5).

110 – 125

Move on to Double-stitched Woolen Shoulders. At 125, go back to a trainer to learn the Expert rank.

  • (15): (45), (30).

125 – 145

Craft 205 Bolts of Silk Cloth: skill-ups stop around 145, but the rest are used up to 215.

  • (205): (820).

145 – 160

Craft Azure Silk Hoods.

  • (20): (40), (40), (20).

160 – 170

Move on to Silk Headbands.

  • (10): (30), (20).

170 – 175

Craft a few Formal White Shirts.

  • (5): (15), (10), (5).

175 – 185

Craft Bolts of Mageweave and keep them: they are used up to 250.

  • (90): (450).

185 – 205

Craft Crimson Silk Vests. At 200, go back to a trainer to learn the Artisan rank.

  • (20): (80), (40), (40).

205 – 215

Move on to Crimson Silk Pantaloons.

  • (10): (40), (20), (20).

215 – 220

Craft a few Black Mageweave Leggings.

  • (5): (10), (15).

220 – 230

Move on to Black Mageweave Gloves.

  • (10): (20), (20).

230 – 250

Craft Black Mageweave Headbands.

  • (20): (60), (40).

250 – 260

Craft 185 Bolts of Runecloth: skill-ups stop around 260, but the rest are used up to 300.

  • (185): (925).

260 – 275

Craft Runecloth Belts.

  • (20): (60), (20).

275 – 280

The Runecloth Bag pattern is not taught by trainers: it is sold by Qia, in Everlook (Winterspring). This vendor offers only one copy at a time: if it is sold out, you have to wait for it to come back.

  • (5): (25), (10), (5).

280 – 300

The Runecloth Gloves pattern is also sold by Qia, also one copy at a time.

  • (25): (100), (100), (25).

300 – 325

Learn the Master rank from your faction's master trainer in Hellfire Peninsula. Then craft 496 Bolts of Netherweave: skill-ups stop around 325, but the rest are used up to 375.

  • (496): (2976).

325 – 340

The Bolt of Imbued Netherweave pattern is not taught by trainers: it is sold by Eiin, in Shattrath City. This bolt can only be crafted near a Mana Loom. Keep the bolts: they are used up to 375.

  • (102): (306), (204).

340 – 345

Go back to your faction's master trainer, who teaches Netherweave Boots.

  • (5): (30), (10), (5).

345 – 360

The Netherweave Tunic pattern is also sold by Eiin, in Shattrath City. The recipe turns yellow around 355: you sometimes need to craft a few more.

  • (20): (160), (40).

360 – 375

Finish with the Imbued Netherweave Tunic or Robe. Their patterns are sold by Arrond, in Shadowmoon Valley. Arrond belongs to the Scryers: if he is hostile to you, have another player buy the pattern or look for it at the auction house. Both recipes turn yellow around 370.

  • (17): (102), (34), (17).
  • : same components.
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