The flamboyant silkworm tailor of Berith's Boutique, selling outfit blueprints on crusades and mourning the brother who left him.
Berith will insult your outfit within one sentence of meeting you, then sell you the fix. The flamboyant silkworm tailor runs Berith's Boutique on crusades, trading outfit blueprints for Gold Bars so your whole flock can finally dress the part.
He is the source of nearly every follower outfit. According to the wiki, Berith arrived in the Sins of the Flesh update and hands out Robe blueprints you craft at the Tailor.
He also carries a family grudge. The wiki notes Berith's brother is Bop, who left the family business, setting up the Brothers in Fashion quest that reunites them.
This guide covers who Berith is, how his boutique works, the outfits he sells, and the Bop questline that unlocks his final designs.
A silkworm tailor who sells outfit blueprints from Berith's Boutique.
5 Gold Bars per blueprint, one design each crusade visit.
At the Tailor, using Cotton and biome materials.
Reunite him with Bop for the Brothers in Fashion line.Berith is a resource vendor added in the Sins of the Flesh update, and he is all attitude. Per the wiki he is a giant silkworm tailor who runs Berith's Boutique, greeting the Lamb by calling their outfit drab and offering to fix the whole flock's fashion.
He appears everywhere you crusade. According to the wiki, Berith can show up in any 
crusade biome, marked by a shop icon with a shirt on it, so you never have to hunt a specific region to find him.
His stock exists to dress your cult. The wiki states Berith sells the blueprints for 
follower outfits, the cosmetic Robes that change how your 
followers look. For the wider cast, see the full Cult of the Lamb characters roster.
Berith sells designs, not finished clothes. Per the wiki, visiting Berith on a crusade lets you buy one blueprint for 5 Gold Bars, and you then craft the actual outfit back home.
The crafting happens at the Tailor. According to the wiki, each Robe blueprint is built at the 
Tailor using Cotton plus a biome material like Spider Silk, Crystal Shards, Bone, Grass, or Camellia, so the designs cost resources on top of the blueprint.
His shop rewards a little vandalism. The wiki notes that destroying the items around Berith usually drops 
blue hearts, so clearing his stall before you leave nets extra healing along with the blueprint.
Buy a blueprint every time you pass him. In practice Berith only offers one design per visit and eventually runs out, so grabbing a pattern on each crusade is the fastest way to unlock his full silk-spun wardrobe.
Berith's catalog covers most of the game's follower fashion. Per the wiki, his boutique offers a long list of Robe blueprints, from everyday wear to a few showpieces, each crafted at the Tailor once you own the design.
The standard line is broad. The wiki lists staples like the Merchant Shirt, Evening Frock, Scholar Shirt, Modest Robe, Sensible Dress, Grass Skirt, Night Shirt, and Picnic Attire, with the flashier Leopard Print Dress and Convict Uniform rounding it out.
Grass Skirt (2 Cotton, 20 Grass) Merchant Shirt (4 Cotton, 10 Coin) Genteel Jacket (6 Cotton, 8 Spider Silk)
Night Shirt (4 Cotton, 5 Crystal Shards)Once you own them all, he is done. According to the wiki, after you buy every outfit Berith admits he is out of ideas and tells you to re-wear what you have, at least until the Bop questline gives him fresh inspiration.
Berith's story is a broken family business, and you can mend it. Per the wiki, Berith constantly badmouths his brother Bop, who abandoned the family fashion trade, insisting Bop may as well be dead.
The Brothers in Fashion quest reunites them. According to the wiki, bringing Bop to Berith triggers a tense confrontation, and Berith hands over a brand-new design even as he demands a private word with his brother.
The payoff is a whole new brand. The wiki states that once Berith and Bop reconcile, they launch a combined line, "Berith and Bop," and Berith gives you fresh designs to spread as what he calls a revolution.
Finish the outfit collection before chasing Bop. In practice the Brothers in Fashion reunion is what unlocks Berith's last designs, so it works best as the capstone once you have already bought out his standard boutique stock.
Berith is named for a demon, like most of the cast. Per the wiki, his name comes from Berith, the 28th demon of the Ars Goetia, fitting the game's pattern of demonic namesakes.
His shop has a hidden soft side. The wiki notes that destroying the record player next to him cuts the background music until you leave, and the little worms in pods hanging from the ceiling stop dancing and turn sad.
His whole gimmick is drama. According to the wiki, Berith's boutique slogans, like "slay in more ways than one," lean fully into the flamboyant fashionista act that makes him one of the game's most memorable vendors.
Berith keeps your whole flock in style. These guides cover the outfits and camp he decorates, the biomes he trades in, and the cult you dress up between crusades.
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