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Dressmaker Companion

Dressmaker Style Tag

Daywear

Find patterns, fabrics and accessories that contribute to Daywear, then work toward the score you need.

Clothes for daylight: wearable shapes that do not need an occasion.

How this site reads the style. The game ships no description for any of them.

What is behind this style

Strong sources
Patterns · Fabrics · Accessories
Asked for by
10 briefs
Contributors in the catalogue
121 patterns · 113 fabrics · 61 accessories
Daywear from Dressmaker
Build toward a Daywear dress

How to raise Daywear

Four things decide it, and none of them is a formula you have to work out here.

  1. Cut patterns that add it

    A pattern declares Daywear as a trait of the cut, before any cloth is laid on it. The strongest are listed below with their weight.

  2. Choose fabric that supports it

    Cloth carries the style through the parts of the dress it covers, so the same fabric counts for more on a larger piece.

  3. Place accessories that contribute

    A bow, a button or a length of trim adds its own weight where it sits, and each further one on the same style counts for less than the last.

  4. Check the whole dress

    The score a brief reads belongs to the finished dress rather than to any one of its parts. Measure it once the dress is built.

What Daywear score do you need?

The quick values are the scores this build's briefs actually state for Daywear.

Patterns that add Daywear

The six strongest cuts for Daywear, by the weight the game gives the pattern itself. Two patterns on the same weight are ordered by how much cloth they take.

6 of 121

Ordered by the weight the game gives it, strongest first.

See all 121 Daywear patterns

Fabrics that contribute to Daywear

The six strongest fabrics for Daywear, in three orders. Two fabrics on the same weight are ordered by price.

6 of 113

Ordered by the weight the game gives it, strongest first.

See all 113 Daywear fabrics

Accessories that help raise Daywear

The six strongest decorations for Daywear, in three orders. Two on the same weight are ordered by price.

6 of 61

Ordered by the weight the game gives it, strongest first.

See all 61 Daywear accessories

What pulls Daywear down

Some pieces carry Daywear as a negative weight, so a dress built around them loses points instead of gaining them. These are the strongest of them.

The figure is the weight the game gives that piece on its own. What a whole dress loses also depends on how much of the dress the piece covers.

Need a cheaper or earlier option?

The lists above show the strongest choices. These are the single cheapest and the single earliest in each catalogue, drawn from everything that carries Daywear and not only from the six.

Lowest cost

A pattern costs no money, so the pattern here is the one that takes the least cloth.

Available from the start

What a save already has on its first day.

  • Pattern

    Circle Skirt from Dressmaker

    Daywear +20

    2 variantsHigh fabric use

    Available from the start

  • Fabric

    Amethyst Cotton from Dressmaker

    Daywear +50

    Cost 10

    Available from the start

  • Accessory

    Abalone Saucer Button from Dressmaker
    Abalone Saucer ButtonButton · Individual

    Daywear +3

    Cost 1

    Available from the start

Briefs that ask for Daywear

Every published brief whose requirements state a Daywear score, the hardest first.

Daywear scores the briefs ask for

How many briefs state each score, so a target can be read against what the game actually demands.

  • 25 or more1 brief
  • 30 or more1 brief
  • 40 or more2 briefs
  • 50 or more5 briefs
  • 75 or more1 brief
Browse every brief that asks for Daywear

Pick a source for Daywear

Sort the strongest patterns, fabrics and decorations that carry Daywear by how hard they push, what they cost and how soon you can have them.

Looking for

Order

Price

A pattern costs cloth rather than coin, so a price ceiling applies to fabrics and decorations.

Enter your Prestige and every gate is checked against where your save actually is.

31 of 31 sources

Every source that carries Daywear is here, sorted by how hard it pushes. A piece that never appears can still belong in a Daywear dress — it just does not move the style on its own.

What affects Daywear?

Three things carry a style, and they do not carry it the same way.

  • Patterns

    Some patterns add Daywear directly, as a trait of the cut itself.

  • Fabrics

    A fabric contributes through the parts of the dress it covers, and through how much of each part it covers.

  • Accessories

    Decorations add their weight where they are placed, and several on the same style count for less each time one is added.

Two numbers that are not the same

Source value

The Daywear figure printed on a pattern, a fabric or a decoration. It belongs to that piece and says how strongly the piece leans that way.

Final style score

What the finished dress reads once every part and every weighting is counted. Only a dress has one, which is why no piece on its own can promise a score.

A finished score is not those three added together. It depends on every pattern, fabric and accessory in the dress and on how much of the dress each one covers, which is why the number belongs to the finished garment rather than to any list on this page.

See the full style-score explanation

The styles the same briefs also score, most shared first.

Daywear questions

  • How do I get Daywear in Dressmaker?

    121 patterns, 113 fabrics and 61 decorations carry Daywear. Any of them counts toward it, and the finished score belongs to the dress rather than to one piece.

  • Which patterns give Daywear?

    121 patterns carry Daywear. The strongest is Elevated Ruffled Square Bodice, which counts 20 of it.

  • Which fabrics carry Daywear?

    113 fabrics carry Daywear. Amethyst Cotton is the strongest, at 50.

  • Which decorations carry Daywear?

    Abalone Saucer Button is the strongest of the 61 decorations carrying Daywear, at 3.

  • How do I reach Daywear 50?

    Set the goal to 50 in the style calculator and it searches for dresses that reach it, naming the piece behind every point.

  • Why did a second decoration give less Daywear than the first?

    Because the game scales repeated pushes at one style down. The first decoration adds its full weight, the second adds a fraction of its own, and each one after that a fraction of the fraction.

  • Can an item lower Daywear?

    Yes. 6 pieces count Daywear below zero, and Burlap does it hardest at -10. On a dress they take those points away rather than adding them.

  • Does a fabric always give the same Daywear score?

    No. Cloth counts through the parts of the dress it covers and through how much of each part it covers, so one fabric moves Daywear by different amounts in two different dresses.