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====Crafting==== | ====Crafting==== | ||
− | As a complicated garment, Button-down shirts can only be made at [[Hand-tailoring bench|tailoring]] [[Electric tailoring bench|benches]], which requires [[Research#Complex Clothing|complex clothing]] to be researched in order to be constructed. A button-down shirt requires 45 of any textile, and | + | As a complicated garment, Button-down shirts can only be made at [[Hand-tailoring bench|tailoring]] [[Electric tailoring bench|benches]], which requires [[Research#Complex Clothing|complex clothing]] to be researched in order to be constructed. A button-down shirt requires 45 of any textile, and 45 units of work |
====Conclusion & Comparison==== | ====Conclusion & Comparison==== | ||
− | As mentioned, button-down shirts are a direct upgrade to t-shirts: they insulate better, and they protect the torso, neck, shoulders, and arms | + | As mentioned, button-down shirts are a direct upgrade to t-shirts: they insulate better from cold, and they protect the torso, neck, shoulders, and arms (t-shirts only protect the torso and shoulders). Although these benefits may seem small, they can go far when combined with the right materials and other pieces of apparel. The cost increase to make a button-down shirt compared to a t-shirt is negligible, so there's very little reason not to choose button-down shirts for your colonists. |
==Insulation Information== | ==Insulation Information== | ||
The following table(s) will display how good a normal quality Button-Down Shirt is at insulating when made from various materials... | The following table(s) will display how good a normal quality Button-Down Shirt is at insulating when made from various materials... | ||
− | {{tag/Keeps Warm| | + | {{tag/Keeps Cool|0.1}} |
+ | {{tag/Keeps Warm|0.26}} | ||
[[Category:Clothing]] | [[Category:Clothing]] | ||
{{nav|clothing|wide}} | {{nav|clothing|wide}} |
Revision as of 04:46, 23 July 2019
Button-down shirt
Summary
Overview & Obtaining
The button-down shirt is one of two available shirts, and superior to the T-shirt - at the slightly increased labour and material requirements. Button-down shirts can be purchased from traders, crafted, or stripped from Outlanders and Pirates.
Crafting
As a complicated garment, Button-down shirts can only be made at tailoring benches, which requires complex clothing to be researched in order to be constructed. A button-down shirt requires 45 of any textile, and 45 units of work
Conclusion & Comparison
As mentioned, button-down shirts are a direct upgrade to t-shirts: they insulate better from cold, and they protect the torso, neck, shoulders, and arms (t-shirts only protect the torso and shoulders). Although these benefits may seem small, they can go far when combined with the right materials and other pieces of apparel. The cost increase to make a button-down shirt compared to a t-shirt is negligible, so there's very little reason not to choose button-down shirts for your colonists.
Insulation Information
The following table(s) will display how good a normal quality Button-Down Shirt is at insulating when made from various materials...
Keeps Cool | ||
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Maximum | ||
Fabric | Alpaca wool | +1.6°C |
Cloth | +1.8°C | |
Devilstrand | +2.4°C | |
Hyperweave | +2.6°C | |
Megasloth wool | +1.2°C | |
Muffalo wool | +1.2°C | |
Synthread | +2.2°C | |
Leather | Bearskin | +2°C |
Birdskin | +1°C | |
Bluefur | +1.6°C | |
Camelhide | +2.4°C | |
Chinchilla fur | +1.6°C | |
Dog leather | +1.6°C | |
Elephant leather | +1.2°C | |
Foxfur | +1.6°C | |
Heavy fur | +1.4°C | |
Human leather | +1.2°C | |
Lightleather | +1.2°C | |
Lizardskin | +1.2°C | |
Panthera fur | +2.4°C | |
Patchleather | +0.9°C | |
Plainleather | +1.6°C | |
Rhinoceros leather | +1.4°C | |
Thrumbofur | +2.2°C | |
Wolfskin | +1.6°C |
Keeps Warm | ||
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Minimum | ||
Fabric | Alpaca wool | −7.8°C |
Cloth | −4.68°C | |
Devilstrand | −5.2°C | |
Hyperweave | −6.76°C | |
Megasloth wool | −8.84°C | |
Muffalo wool | −7.28°C | |
Synthread | −5.72°C | |
Leather | Bearskin | −5.2°C |
Birdskin | −2.6°C | |
Bluefur | −5.2°C | |
Camelhide | −4.16°C | |
Chinchilla fur | −7.8°C | |
Dog leather | −3.64°C | |
Elephant leather | −3.64°C | |
Foxfur | −5.2°C | |
Heavy fur | −7.8°C | |
Human leather | −3.12°C | |
Lightleather | −3.12°C | |
Lizardskin | −3.12°C | |
Panthera fur | −4.16°C | |
Patchleather | −2.34°C | |
Plainleather | −4.16°C | |
Rhinoceros leather | −3.64°C | |
Thrumbofur | −8.84°C | |
Wolfskin | −6.24°C |