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Pattern · Collar
Dagger Collar
Reach Edith Relationship Lv.4.
Relationship levels rise as you complete a character's commissions.
- CharacterEdith

- Relationship levelLv.4
- ItemDagger Collar

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Lv.4
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Your next step
Build your relationship with Edith to Lv.4.
Completing commissions for a character can increase your relationship with them.
Also unlocked at Edith Lv.4
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Prefer the whole ladder? The unlock database lists every obtainable pattern, fabric and accessory with the gate that hands it over.
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Two ladders unlock everything this finder knows about. The unlock database explains both.
- Relationship levels open patterns, and a character's commissions raise the relationship.
- Prestige opens most fabrics and accessories.
If this finder says an item is already available and your game disagrees, that is a different problem.
Notes
The Dressmaker Unlock Finder answers one question: how do I get this exact pattern, fabric or accessory? Type the official name — Aurora Bodice, Silk Daisy, Pink Silk — and it searches all three catalogues at once, in every language the game ships names in. It then says where the item comes from: available from the start, handed over by a character's relationship level, gated behind prestige, or documented with no source at all.
Pattern unlocks come from relationship levels, and relationship levels come from commissions, so the finder names the character and the rung rather than inventing a quest. Fabric and accessory unlocks are usually a prestige gate or part of the starting set. Your relationship levels are the only part you can track here, and only in this browser. When an item exists in the game's files but sits outside normal progression, the finder says so instead of promising an unlock that does not exist.
