Jasmine bought several more bolts of coarse cloth. Touching it, she felt a rough sensation against her hand. Although it was fabric from the backlog of inventory, the price was not that much cheaper.
This thing could be kept for a long time without worrying about it being damaged. Even if she spent a few years selling it slowly, it would be fine. Wanting a discount was impossible; after all, crafting fabric in this era was not easy. Manual weaving technology consumed a lot of time, and the production output was not high.
Jasmine herself did not need coarse cloth; she had clothes of better quality brought back from the Royal Capital to change into and temporarily had no need to sew new clothes. These few bolts of coarse cloth were prepared for the slaves in the castle.
