Dressmaker GameChoose a customer and a goal, and this planner turns the official commission loop into a tailored checklist for that order. It runs entirely in your browser — no accounts, no servers, and no invented stats.
Customers arrive when you summon them. Before spending anything, note the occasion and the style the request is asking for — the brief is what the finished dress is judged against.
Each character is measured and the mannequin adjusted to fit them, with pattern pieces drafted from those measurements. Do not reuse the previous customer’s layout unthinkingly.
Mix and match bodices, sleeves, collars and skirts, colour the design, and pin fabric swatches and appliqué ideas — all before buying cloth. Component names are clickable, so read before you commit.
Take stock of what you own, then shop for the rest. Editorial suggestion (subjective, based on real-world character): silk or velvet for grand occasions, wool for warmth, cotton or linen for everyday wear. The game publishes no per-fabric stats, and a review suggests at least five metres of material per dress.
Find the grain or the bias of each piece, then arrange the pattern pieces and cut, wasting as little cloth as you can. The cut shows in the finished garment, and each panel may use a different fabric.
Check the assembled pattern on the mannequin, then stitch panel by panel at the machine. Pick your thread colour from the spools, and take the seams slowly — mistakes cost dress quality.
Buttons, bows, appliqué and lace trims go exactly where you place them. Match the customer’s requested style before adding personal flair; trims are tracked by length as well as by count.
Delivery pays reputation and coin, and an accepted commission pays even if the dress fails. Dresses carry a measurable quality percentage — 100% quality earns the achievement 99 Problems But A Stitch Aint One.
Goal: satisfy. Meet the requested style, aim for high quality, and deliver — reputation and coin are the confirmed rewards.
This planner runs on static rules derived from the official loop. Fabric suggestions are editorial and subjective; no in-game values exist to compute with.
Dressmaker publishes no prices, stats or formulas, so there is nothing numeric to calculate honestly. What this tool does instead is sequence: it maps the official commission loop — bell, measurements, design book, fabric, cutting, sewing, decorating, delivery — onto the customer and goal you pick, and flags every editorial suggestion as subjective. When official numbers exist, this page will carry them.
This site is built from three official sources: the Steam store listing, Steam’s global achievement statistics and the developer’s own Steam announcements. Everything they state is quoted or paraphrased with the source cited; anything none of them states — per-fabric stats, hidden achievement conditions, what sabotage changes — is marked Unconfirmed rather than filled in. Nothing here is sourced from community wikis or datamining, and generated illustrations are labelled as such.
Its steps are the game’s own order of operations, so the sequence is accurate. Fabric recommendations are editorial suggestions based on real-world fabric character — the game publishes no per-fabric stats to compute with.
All ten named customers: Adora, Alice, Dorothy, Edith, Fiona, Marie, Priya, Prudence, Rose and Vivian. Each has a major-commissions storyline confirmed by its achievement.
The official store description says you can "satisfy (or sabotage!)" townsfolk but gives no mechanics, so the sabotage path here is labelled Unconfirmed and offers the same confirmed loop with the honest caveat.
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