Cloth is useful beyond selling because it connects animal production to bundles, crafting, buildings, and tailoring.
Artisan Goods Database
Cloth Stardew Valley Artisan Good Guide
- Machine
- Loom
- Processing time
- 240m
- Inputs
- Wool
- Bundle usage
- Artisan Bundle
Last checked: 2026-05-22 · Source: Stardew Valley Wiki
How to use this data
Decide when Cloth is worth processing
Artisan pages should help you compare raw inputs, machine time, output value, and farm routine pressure instead of assuming every item should always be processed.
- Start with the machine requirement: Cloth uses Loom, so capacity matters as much as item value.
- Check processing time before filling every machine. 240m affects whether this fits your current daily loop.
- Compare the input rows against your current animal-product supply, not against a perfect late-game farm.
- Save any required bundle item before treating the output as pure profit.
Input and value reference
Use these rows to compare raw inputs with processed output before choosing what to sell or process.
1x input1x output
Wool
Open animal product- Output value
- 470g
- With Artisan
- 658g
- Quality
- normal
Quality Wool can produce two Cloth; this row uses the one-Cloth baseline.
Animal sources for these inputs
Open the animal pages to check building tier, unlock path, care notes, and seasonal constraints before scaling this processing route.
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