THREAD & THRONE von hanhruiroc

Make something worth keeping.

THREAD & THRONE is a gentle atelier management game inside your Firefox toolbar popup. Choose a pattern and fabric color, add it to your order book, and watch the studio cut, sew and finish each piece. Completed orders are delivered automatically for coins and reputation.

Begin with everyday totes, then unlock a linen blouse, pleated skirt, tailored jacket, evening dress and royal ensemble. More complex pieces use more fabric and take longer, but earn more. The illustrated studio displays the active garment and a rail of unlocked designs.

Upgrade the sewing machine to work faster. Hire assistants for more order-book space and extra speed. Improve finishing to increase selling prices. Your first assistant also unlocks repeat orders: when the queue is empty, the studio adds another order using your selected pattern and color, buying a fabric bolt when needed and affordable.

Your Lookbook records delivered pieces for all six patterns. Five collection milestones provide coin rewards as your house grows from its first orders to a royal commission.

Features:
- A complete atelier game in a 760 x 580 toolbar popup.
- Six unlockable patterns and five fabric colors.
- Queued production with visible cutting, sewing and finishing stages.
- Add orders with a button or drag the pattern area into the order book.
- Three twelve-level upgrade paths.
- Assistant-enabled repeat production and automatic fabric purchasing.
- A permanent local design catalogue and five collection milestones.
- Local saves, previous-save recovery and up to eight hours of catch-up.
- Reduced motion and confirmation before a full reset.

Fabric is reserved when an order is added. Existing queued orders keep their original pattern and color when you change the selection. Repeat production stops if materials cannot be purchased. The six-pattern catalogue is finite, while production and upgrades support longer-term play.

No account, advertisements, paid currency, real-money purchases, analytics, external services or remote assets. Closing the popup stops its live process; reopening calculates the work that could actually have been completed.