The silhouette
The Heirloom Sunday Dress combines a wrap front, widening sleeves and a tiered skirt into a longer, composed silhouette. Its pale preset main cloth lets the different edges remain visible: the overlapping upper line, the bell sleeve ends and the layered lower outline. It is the last reputation unlock in the current pattern book. The name suggests a treasured wardrobe piece, but the game leaves you free to make a bright or unconventional version rather than requiring a traditional palette.
Bodice, sleeves and skirt panels
The component choices are Wrap bodice, Bell sleeves and Tiered skirt. These families appear in earlier patterns, making Heirloom a chance to compare a new combination of familiar shapes. Start with the wrap neckline and check its placement on the dress form. Shape the sleeve ends separately, then prepare the three skirt panels. The tiered style supplies the visible bands; you do not need to sew each band as an extra garment. Keep the panel joins aligned while making the final lower curve your own.
Fabric combinations to try
Cloud Linen is the preset main fabric, paired with Honey Stripe on the sleeves. That pale-and-gold combination gives the outline a warm, quiet contrast. Pearl Lace is a purchasable alternative when you want a lighter decorative pattern across the main pieces. Compare the lace swatch with the plain-looking linen on the same cut so you can decide how much visual detail the layers need. These suggestions do not add real lace transparency, simulated fabric weight or another mechanic beyond the game’s existing visual swatches.
- Cloud Linen
- Honey Stripe
- Pearl Lace
Customer story and occasions
Heirloom unlocks at 72 reputation. It has no dedicated named story commission in the current nine authored orders, so treat its Sunday occasion as a free-design idea rather than an extra chapter to find. Build reputation through commissions or shop sales, then make a named collection version using the unlocked parts. You can offer the finished free-mode outfit in the shop window or keep it alongside earlier designs. There is no universal fixed sale price for this pattern; use the actual offers shown in your game when deciding whether to sell.