If that really doesn't work, we can trade Floral Dew for sheep's wool, and then teach those poor people how to weave woolen clothing. When the time comes, we'll distribute the wool to the poor for free. Let the poor weave beautiful and comfortable garments; for every ten they make, they'll earn one for themselves. By providing clothing as wages, we're also doing a good deed, right?
They will teach the technique for free, distribute the wool for free; the poor just have to do some work to get a comfortable and warm woolen sweater. There should be many people willing to do this work, shouldn't there?
And for those extra woolen garments, he didn't believe that the rich and noble could resist them.
Woolen clothing is lighter than fur and more stylish and innovative, the rich and noble definitely wouldn't be able to resist.
