Wow classic tailoring guide

Tailoring in World of Warcraft Classic is a valuable profession for cloth-wearing classes like Mages, Priests, and Warlocks. It allows players to create cloth armor, spell threads, and various other useful items without the need to gather materials from the world. Instead, tailors rely primarily on cloth dropped by humanoid enemies. If you're looking to level up your Tailoring skill quickly and maximize its benefits, the WoW Classic Tailoring Guide offers a detailed path from level 1 to 300.

Why Choose Tailoring?

Tailoring is an ideal profession for characters who wear cloth armor since they can craft gear that directly benefits them. Additionally, Tailoring does not require a gathering profession to support it, making it an excellent pairing with Enchanting. Extra cloth can be turned into crafted items that are then disenchanted for valuable enchanting materials.

Advantages of Tailoring

  1. Craft your own gear while leveling
  2. Create bags to carry more items
  3. Support Enchanting by crafting disenchantable items
  4. No need for mining or herbalism

Leveling Tailoring: 1-300

Leveling Tailoring can be broken down into several stages: Apprentice (1-75), Journeyman (75-150), Expert (150-225), and Artisan (225-300). Each level range introduces new patterns and increased complexity, requiring different types of cloth and components.

Materials Needed

To level Tailoring efficiently, you'll need to farm or purchase a considerable amount of cloth. Here's a basic overview of the cloth types you'll require:

  1. Linen Cloth - levels 1 to 75
  2. Wool Cloth - levels 75 to 125
  3. Silk Cloth - levels 125 to 175
  4. Mageweave Cloth - levels 175 to 225
  5. Runecloth - levels 225 to 300

Tailoring Trainers

To advance your Tailoring skill, visit trainers located in major cities. Each skill tier requires visiting a specific trainer:

  1. Apprentice and Journeyman: Any major city trainer
  2. Expert: Learn from Allenban Farell (Horde) in Undercity or Georgio Bolero (Alliance) in Stormwind
  3. Artisan: Learn from Daryl Stack (Horde) in Tarren Mill or Timothy Worthington (Alliance) in Dustwallow Marsh

Important Recipes and Patterns

Some patterns are more efficient for leveling and others are key for creating valuable endgame items. Here are a few examples:

Efficient Leveling Recipes

  1. Brown Linen Robe - low-level, easy to make
  2. Silk Headband - great for 150-175
  3. Mageweave Bag - levels 175-200, saleable
  4. Runecloth Bag - used at higher levels and profitable

Endgame and Useful Patterns

  1. Mooncloth - requires a cooldown, essential for high-end tailoring
  2. Truefaith Vestments - BiS priest gear
  3. Bloodvine Set - powerful for casters in Phase 5

Some of these recipes must be purchased from faction vendors or gained through quests, so be sure to check their locations early.

Tips for Leveling Tailoring

  1. Farm your own cloth from humanoids to save gold
  2. Buy cheap cloth on the Auction House during server off-peak hours
  3. Sell profitable bags (like Runecloth Bags) while leveling
  4. Pair Tailoring with Enchanting to maximize profit and utility

Conclusion

Tailoring is a core profession for many WoW Classic players, especially those playing cloth-wearing classes. It offers a self-sustaining way to gear your character, earn gold, and gain powerful items. With the right planning and some efficient farming, you can maximize your skill and benefit greatly.

For a complete step-by-step guide from levels 1 to 300, be sure to refer to the WoW Classic Tailoring Guide.