Bethesda Unboxing: Elder Scrolls Attire
Channel: Side Quest Publications
Date: 2017-06-08

And here we have a fairly shocking unboxing video... one in which I not only DELIBERATELY bought clothes online, but also that I was only slightly astonished to find that they fit.
Well, mostly fit. Two of them were a titch snug. 

The shirts are as follows:
Ouroborous t-shirt (Elder Scrolls Online)
College of Winterhold t-shirt (Elder Scrolls Skyrim)
Breton hoodie with mask (Elder Scrolls Online)
Dark Brotherhood hoodie (Elder Scrolls Skyrim)

I fully intend to start wearing these during some of my gameplay videos.

In addition I have acquired the Ouroborous notebook and
Skyrim map puzzle.
This was of course before the Word Wall puzzle was made available, otherwise I might've bought that one at the same time.

There'd certainly have been more, clothing-wise, but I'm not really a clothing shopper in the first place, and as much as I like these particular selections the mere fact of figuring out which size I needed tested my endurance for the session.
But speaking of the size I needed.... On the plus side, the REASON I was "only slightly astonished". As explained in the video, the Bethesda store uses a sizing system that I well and truly wish was standard, and that is to determine your shirt size by such details as the length from armpit to armpit. Further, they have you arrive at this number by measuring a shirt YOU ALREADY OWN. None of these wrap a tape measure around your waist/bust" problems. Granted, shirt STYLE (babydoll, etc) means that the system is not perfect, but for clothing that can only be had online it has proven a far more accurate measure of my needs than the more common system of "I always buy such-and-such size at the store".

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