Dressmaker characters · Build 410
Dressmaker characters, clients and all 10 customers
Meet the 10 named Dressmaker clients, also called customers, in the progression order reported by community records. Each profile includes the first visible request, listed budget, major-commission achievement, and the system to review next.
Customer progression
Who arrives, and what unlocks next
The official achievement list confirms 10 major-commission customer chains. Community records place their story debuts from Rose through Adora, with the later customers arriving as the store rank and available patterns expand.
First request names, listed budgets, and debut positions are community-derived from the current public release. Treat exact values as version-sensitive and check the in-game sketchbook before buying material.
Progression notes
What each customer teaches
These notes are planning guidance, not hidden customer preferences. Use the visible requirement bars in each commission as the final check.
Rose
Rose is the first named customer and the best place to learn how to read requirements, measurements, and fabric estimates without a large budget.
Prudence
Prudence adds stricter styling expectations. Plan the full sketchbook preview before buying decorative accessories.
Priya
Priya arrives around the off-the-rack unlock point, making her a useful customer for separating story work from free-design economy practice.
Marie
Marie joins soon after the early funeral commissions. Keep a gold reserve because her later wedding request is one of the larger visible budgets.
Edith
Edith’s first request raises the budget and signals that accessory type requirements become more important than simple color matching.
Fiona
Fiona’s first commission is one place where “different colors” can matter. Check whether the requirement counts fabric color only or also accessories.
Alice
Alice’s chain begins around a trim-length request. Check the exact accessory type and measured length before leaving the shop.
Vivian
Vivian’s first commission is a larger glamour request. A fabric-share line requires the cut-piece area to match, not the amount bought.
Dorothy
Dorothy introduces the pigeon request chain. Finish this commission to open the messenger-pigeon system and additional relationship work.
Adora
Adora’s first visible budget is a major jump. Fund materials before cutting and avoid assuming the most expensive fabric is the only way to hit the requested tags.
How relationships work
Commissions unlock more than money
Customers have story commissions, pigeon requests, and a gift path. Community records report that friendship progress unlocks each customer's patterns and that pigeon requests should be completed when they appear because they add relationship progress.
Do not sell every finished dress automatically. A spare off-the-rack garment can be gifted when the material value is lower than the progression benefit.