Red, blue, green, and white are common colors, with many citizens wearing toga style robes made of wool with leather sandals. During the winter months boots, wool pants, and wool or fur jackets and cloaks are commonly added to the dress. Some young men prefer dark colored trousers with low-cut boots, wearing white or light colored shirts or vests. The cape is also in fashion with younger men. Young women commonly wear the togas of older citizens or light colored dresses made of wool.
More wealthy citizens tend to wear clothing made of imported linen or silk.
Common folk in Southern Tyr prefer shirts, vests, and high-cut pants made of cotton or leather. Two and three story buildings are commonplace in small towns and the larger cities. Stone is used for all city walls and for most government buildings and religious structures. The old buildings of Larovia that have survived the wars of the past few centuries follow the designs and grandiose scale of most ancient Dharkhorian structures. Many of the ancient temples and surviving government buildings appear as if they were carved from one large block of marble.