Dressmaker Style Tag
Cute
Find patterns, fabrics and accessories that contribute to Cute, then work toward the score you need.
Soft, sweet and gathered, built from ribbons, ruffles and small details.
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
- 20 briefs
- Contributors in the catalogue
- 106 patterns · 170 fabrics · 181 accessories

How to raise Cute
Four things decide it, and none of them is a formula you have to work out here.
Cut patterns that add it
A pattern declares Cute as a trait of the cut, before any cloth is laid on it. The strongest are listed below with their weight.
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.
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.
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 Cute score do you need?
The quick values are the scores this build's briefs actually state for Cute.
One brief asks for Cute to stay low instead of reaching a score. It is marked in the brief list below.
Patterns that add Cute
The six strongest cuts for Cute, 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 106
Ordered by the weight the game gives it, strongest first.
See all 106 Cute patternsFabrics that contribute to Cute
The six strongest fabrics for Cute, in three orders. Two fabrics on the same weight are ordered by price.
6 of 170
Ordered by the weight the game gives it, strongest first.
See all 170 Cute fabricsAccessories that help raise Cute
The six strongest decorations for Cute, in three orders. Two on the same weight are ordered by price.
6 of 181
Ordered by the weight the game gives it, strongest first.
See all 181 Cute accessoriesNeed 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 Cute 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.
Briefs that ask for Cute
Every published brief whose requirements state a Cute score, the hardest first.
One of these briefs pays for Cute to stay low rather than to reach a score. It is marked, and a higher score does not help it.

Cute 75 or more
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5 requirementsAlso asks for Romantic · Gothic
Cute 60 or more
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7 requirementsAlso asks for Playful · Romantic
Cute 60 or more
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6 requirementsAlso asks for Romantic
Cute 50 or more
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5 requirementsAlso asks for Gothic
Cute 50 or more
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6 requirementsAlso asks for Workwear · Patterned
Cute 50 or more
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4 requirementsAlso asks for Playful
Cute 50 or more
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4 requirementsAlso asks for Patterned · Playful
Cute 50 or more
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7 requirementsAlso asks for Romantic · Eveningwear · Elaborate
Cute 50 or more
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10 requirementsAlso asks for Elegant · Risqué · Flowers · Gothic · Romantic · Professional · Uncomfortable
Cute 50 or more
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5 requirementsAlso asks for Playful
Cute 50 or more
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4 requirementsAlso asks for Playful · Patterned
Cute 50 or more
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4 requirementsAlso asks for Gothic · Cool
Cute 50 or more
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5 requirementsAlso asks for Playful · Workwear
Cute 50 or more
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4 requirementsAlso asks for Patterned · Playful
Cute 50 or more
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5 requirementsAlso asks for Professional · Daywear
Cute 40 or more
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6 requirementsAlso asks for Gothic · Romantic · Risqué · Playful
Cute 35 or more
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5 requirementsAlso asks for Flowers · Patterned · Playful
Cute 25 or more
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4 requirementsAlso asks for Romantic · Warm
Cute 25 or more
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5 requirementsAlso asks for Professional · Warm · Romantic
Cute 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 more2 briefs
- 35 or more1 brief
- 40 or more1 brief
- 50 or more12 briefs
- 60 or more2 briefs
- 75 or more1 brief
1 further briefs ask for Cute to stay low and are not in this list.
What affects Cute?
Three things carry a style, and they do not carry it the same way.
Patterns
Some patterns add Cute 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.
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 explanationWorking toward Cute?
This page says what carries the style. These four do the building, the measuring, the repairing and the aiming.
- Build toward CuteLay out a whole dress and aim it at the score you need, before you cut into anything.Build toward Cute
- Calculate my Cute scoreRead the Cute score a dress actually reaches, piece by piece.Calculate my Cute score
- My dress is short on CuteFind the smallest change that closes a gap when a dress misses the score.My dress is short on Cute
- Reach Cute on purposeSet a floor or a ceiling for Cute and get the patterns, fabrics and decorations that satisfy it.Reach Cute on purpose
Styles that share a brief with Cute
The styles the same briefs also score, most shared first.






















