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Overview

Greymane Cloth Armor is a High Quality Cloth Armor body armor piece in Crimson Desert. This armor piece is damaged beyond repair and cannot be equipped. It can be sold at a shop or donated to the camp.
Stats
Stat | Value |
|---|---|
Grade | High Quality |
Armor Type | |
Slot | Body |
Price | 175 Silver |
How to Obtain
This item can be found as loot in the open world or obtained through specific quests and encounters.
Notes
Cloth armor provides lighter protection compared to Leather Armor, Chain Mail, and Plate Armor, but typically offers better mobility stats.
Equipment can be improved through the Refinement System at a Blacksmith.
Acquisition (Patch 1.0402)
Patch 1.0402 introduced a new contribution-point storefront at the Greymane Camp. The Greymane camp provisioner, stationed at the same counter that handles donations and lost-item recovery, now sells the Greymane Cloth Armor chest piece for 6 Greymane Contribution points. A matching Greymane Cloak (cloak slot) is sold alongside it for 7 contribution points. Both pieces are the only set items currently stocked: the head, gloves, and boots slots are not yet available at the shop.
Contribution points required for the shop are earned the same way as other Greymane regional contribution currencies: by completing Greymane-linked side activities, faction objectives, and Dispatch Missions that specifically award contribution. Players who have already been running repeatable dispatches for camp funds will usually have more than enough points to buy both pieces on their first visit after the patch.
Sell-back. Both items can be sold back to the same camp provisioner at the same price they were purchased for. The chest piece refunds 6 contribution points and the cloak refunds 7 contribution points, so there is no risk of losing currency by trying the set on and swapping it out later. This also makes it practical to rotate the set in and out of the Kuku inventory when travel loadout space is tight.
Future set completion. Maxing vendor trust with the provisioner does not currently unlock additional outfit pieces, so players chasing a full matching Greymane outfit should expect the remaining slots to arrive in a later content drop rather than as a hidden trust reward. Until then, the chest piece can be paired with a neutral hood or the Greymane Cloth Gloves for a semi-coordinated look, and the cloak drapes cleanly over most mid-weight chest pieces.
Shop Item | Cost | Resell Value |
|---|---|---|
Greymane Cloth Armor (chest) | 6 Greymane Contribution points | |
Greymane Cloak (cloak slot) | 7 Greymane Contribution points | 7 Greymane Contribution points |
Appearance
The Greymane Cloth Armor is a loose-fit tunic styled to match the worn, traveler-coded aesthetic of The Greymanes. The chest piece reads as a layered cloth wrap belted at the waist, with visible stitching around the collar and cuffs and a muted, road-dust color palette rather than the brighter dyes common on city-vendor outfits. It sits more like an explorer's daily wear than formal plate or ornate cloth, matching the camp setting it is sold at.
Paired with the matching cloak, the silhouette reads clearly as Greymane camp attire from a distance: the cloak falls past the hip, the chest piece gathers slightly at the belt line, and both pieces move together during sprints and climbs. Because only the chest and cloak are currently available, the full outfit still borrows the helm, gloves, and boots from whatever set the player already has equipped, so it reads as a partial look rather than a complete coordinated kit.
Tips
If you are low on silver but rich in contribution points from running repeatable camp dispatches, the cloth armor is one of the cheapest ways to diversify your chest-slot wardrobe without touching your coin purse.
Buy, wear, and sell back freely while deciding whether the set fits your character. Because the resell price matches the purchase price, there is zero cost to experimenting with the look in camp and then returning to a combat chest piece before heading out.
Cloth armor is the lightest armor class and favors mobility over defense, so the Greymane set is a better fit for travel, dialogue, and light-exploration sessions than for liberation fights against enemy camps. Keep a dedicated combat chest piece in Kuku storage if you expect hostile encounters.
Pairing the Greymane Cloth Armor with the matching cloak gives the cleanest coordinated look currently possible from the shop. Until additional set pieces are added, that two-piece combination is the closest to a complete outfit.
Because the shop is housed at the Greymane camp provisioner's counter, drop by whenever you are already visiting to donate resources or retrieve a lost item. Turning it into a single routine stop avoids a dedicated fast-travel just to shop for cosmetics.
See Also
Cloth Armor - All cloth armor pieces
Armor - Overview of all armor types
Refinement System - How to upgrade equipment
Equipment - Full equipment guide