TBC Anniversary Tailoring Boost

What You Get

• Tailoring raised to the target on the slider, up to 375
• Cloth, thread and bolts for the range
• Trainer patterns for every rank on the way
• A screenshot of your tailoring at the target skill

Before We Start

• A TBC Anniversary character with Tailoring or a free profession slot
• Level 58 or higher to train in Outland
• Aldor or Scryers chosen in Faction choice
• Account access for Piloted or Remote Control

The TBC Anniversary Tailoring boost moves your tailoring to the skill you choose, up to 375. Cloth, thread and dyes come from our stock. A whole 1–375 order takes about 20–22 hours, and the booster is usually on it 15 minutes after checkout.

Set Skill on the slider from your current tailoring to the goal. The stretch after 300, where Netherweave turns into bolts and imbued cloth, costs the most. Every material for the range is part of the price, so you buy and send nothing.

Faction choice takes the Aldor or The Scryers. Express and Super Express cost more than Normal. Pick Piloted, Self Play or Remote Control.

What Is Tailoring in TBC Anniversary?

Tailoring in TBC Anniversary sews cloth into armor, bags and spellthread, and it opens the three cloth specializations behind the crafted caster sets of The Burning Crusade. Mages, priests and warlocks level it more than anyone.

Netherweave Cloth drops from humanoids across Outland. Tailors turn it into Bolt of Netherweave and then Bolt of Imbued Netherweave, which become the Netherweave Bag and the Imbued Netherweave Bag. Bags are a steady seller on the AH.

Spellfire, Mooncloth or Shadoweave?

A tailor chooses one cloth specialization from three specialists in Lower City, Shattrath, and that choice decides which crafted caster set the tailor can wear.

Specialization	Specialist	Set example
Spellfire Tailoring	Gidge Spellweaver	Spellfire Robe
Mooncloth Tailoring	Nasmara Moonsong	Primal Mooncloth Robe
Shadoweave Tailoring	Andrion Darkspinner	Frozen Shadoweave Robe

The specialty cloth behind these sets, Primal Mooncloth, Shadowcloth and Spellcloth, is made on a cooldown. A tailor who starts the cooldowns early has a full set ready sooner.

Good to know: these robes need the matching specialization to equip, not only to craft. A Shadoweave tailor cannot wear a Spellfire Robe, so pick by the set your class wants.

What the Tailoring Boost Covers

The booster sews your skill up through each trainer rank and reports it in the order chat, finishing with a screenshot at the target. The 1–375 climb takes about 20–22 hours. The specialization quest, the cloth cooldowns and set materials stay outside the skill order. Thread for the old-world ranks comes from trade vendors, and the Netherweave for the top ranks comes with the order.

Spellthread for your pants is a tailoring craft as well: Runic Spellthread for damage casters and Golden Spellthread for healers. Patterns such as the Girdle of Ruination drop in the world and are not part of the skill order.

Buy Tailoring With Your Gear Plan

Buy the Tailoring boost alone, or combine it with a second craft in the profession kit. Crafted sets fill gaps before raiding, next to the pre-raid gear boost. Belts and epics at 375 also use Nether Vortex. The rest of the trades are on the TBC Anniversary professions page.

FAQ

When does my Tailoring boost begin?

Your Tailoring boost begins when a booster accepts it, usually about 15 minutes after payment.

How long does Tailoring 1–375 take?

Tailoring 1–375 takes about 20–22 hours. A shorter range on the slider takes less time.

Does the Tailoring boost include Spellfire, Mooncloth or Shadoweave?

The Tailoring boost covers the skill. Tell the booster in the order chat which cloth specialization you want, and the quest for it is planned there.

Can the Tailoring boost make the Girdle of Ruination?

Girdle of Ruination is a world-drop pattern, so the Tailoring boost does not include it. With 375 tailoring you can craft it once you own the pattern.