Chapter 1648 - 1647: Settling Down
The news of wool sweaters about to be sold caused an uproar among those who could afford them.
Especially among some women—could they finally wear beautiful wool sweaters to showcase their curves?
Buy, buy, buy!
By noon the next day, long lines had formed outside the two shadow puppet theaters. Most of those waiting were women, who didn’t let maids or servants reserve spots for them; they came in person.
When it comes to clothes, it’s always better to buy them yourself and feel the design and texture firsthand.
This time, Yang Wenxiao focused on women’s styles, each embroidered with unique patterns without any repetition.
Wearing identical outfits is disliked, even in ancient times—unless you’re best friends, no one wants to wear the same clothes as someone else.
Yang Wenxiao thoughtfully addressed this. Every wool sweater was embroidered with distinct patterns, including sun, moon, stars, flowers, insects, fish—whatever could be imagined—all to ensure each piece was unique and special.
Of course, with so much effort put into uniqueness, the price wasn’t going to be low: three hundred taels per sweater.