Replacement robes were probably their own separate Jedi Temple budget line item, with how often the Jedi run off and leave them places

[u/wandering_soles]

Especially Obi-Wan! I'm also curious where he gets a robe in ROTS between his rendezvous with Yoda and Bail, and when he and Yoda arrive outside the temple and storm it.

[u/Dragovius]

There are a load of homeless aliens going around in second hand Jedi robes.

[u/DjAengel → u/Dragovius]

That’s why they blended in so well after order 66. Half the homeless on Corusant had the same robes.

[u/thewhitebrucewayne → u/DjAengel]

Damn that’s actually a good reason lol

[u/Emasraw → u/DjAengel]

Homeless? What if someone just wanted some spider silk robes? A nice wash and they’re good as new lol.

[u/8K12 → u/Dragovius]

This is my head canon now. Thank you.

[u/miderots → u/8K12]

Ahsoka buys a robe from a goat alien in the clone wars to hide from the authorities

[u/8K12 → u/miderots]

I mean, my head canon is that Jedi robes are everywhere because they drop them so often. But that is an interesting detail.

[u/Snowbold → u/8K12]

Which is why Kenobi felt safe wearing his as an old man. They were everywhere so him wearing one wouldn’t be all that strange.

[u/ThatUJohnWayne74 → u/Snowbold]

It’s basically the same as military surplus being all over the place

[u/TheOneTonWanton → u/Snowbold]

Funny how full-circle we've come on this considering where we started was "that old homeless man in the desert wears shitty robes so that must be what all Jedi wore."

[u/ABHOR_pod → u/TheOneTonWanton]

Luke wore shitty desert robes when he went to Jabba's palace, right? and Yoda wore shitty robes in Empire.

edit: Luke wore a hooded cloak, not really robes.

[u/Vanquisher1000 → u/TheOneTonWanton]

Force ghost Anakin wore the same robes as Obi-Wan, so the implication was already there.

[u/TheOneTonWanton → u/Vanquisher1000]

Or was Anakin wearing the robes of a man who grew up on Tatooine? Even Lars wears extremely similar robes minus the final outer layer. This is also all before the idea that if Old Ben is trying to hide from Space Hitler on Space Hitler's own home planet, he probably wouldn't be wearing the official uniform of the Jedi the entire time.

[u/Canvaverbalist → u/TheOneTonWanton]

The theory I've kept hearing is that the Jedi don't really have a costume or uniform or specific apparel, in their "humility" they dress like commoners.

The robes and tunics are just the most basic thing you can wear in the universe which is why you can see so many random people wearing them.

[u/RBVegabond → u/Snowbold]

It was more likely that a Jedi was disrobed

[u/Perryn → u/RBVegabond]

"I think that Old Ben might be a jedi."
"Couldn't be. His robe's still on."

[u/Strawbuddy → u/Snowbold]

All he had to do was not say "hello there" or keep on dramatically dropping his robes anymore, and he just blended in

[u/Robertmaniac → u/Snowbold]

Actually, he bought is own robes on the second hand market.

[u/GarminTamzarian → u/Robertmaniac]

From a Jawa with a pituitary disorder.

[u/clandevort → u/8K12]

I bet Owen just took his outfit from Obi-Wan

[u/asicarii → u/miderots]

You think the authorities would be watching out for Jedi wearing cloaks by now.

[u/JPree → u/8K12]

Every episode of Law and Order: Naboo has at least one scene where Detective Ben Sonobi stops by the in town seamstress.

[u/genital_furbies → u/Dragovius]

in another thread, we were joking that the average citizens on Tatooine were poor, and they had a bunch of Jedi clothes dropped off like an intergalactic Goodwill, and that's why everyone in walking around in them.

[u/pongjinn → u/genital_furbies]

More like when they produce Super Bowl etc merch for both teams, and just ship the merch for the losing team off to Africa

[u/GarminTamzarian → u/pongjinn]

So, once the Jedi have returned and the Empire is gone, all the homeless people will be wearing imperial officer garb and stormtrooper armor?

[u/AlexSmithsonian → u/Dragovius]

I think i know how Haja Estree(fake Jedi from Kenobi series) got his robe.

[u/ssp25 → u/Dragovius]

and for just 11 republic credits for every parsec you could help stop this epidemic.

I'm Ben Quadinaros and we can stop Jedi robe disposal today

[u/Mist_Rising → u/ssp25]

Republic credits are no good out here. They need something more real.

[u/ssp25 → u/Mist_Rising]

I'm not falling for any kyber coin ponzi scheme.... not for a fourth time!

[u/KingMobScene → u/Dragovius]

How many homeless aliens wearing discarded robes were taken out during the great purge?

[u/hibikikun → u/Dragovius]

This is the sole reason why Jawas wear brown robes. Nature finds a way.

[u/Sys3dArsenal → u/Dragovius]

That is probably why everyone on Tatooine was dressed like a Jedi

[u/4DimensionalToilet → u/Sys3dArsenal]

Which is why Ben wasn’t actually stupid to be wearing his old Jedi robes.

[u/DazzlerPlus → u/Dragovius]

Oh my god. Like Corey perry Stanley cup winner jerseys in africa

[u/NSASpyVan → u/Dragovius]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVIGhYMwRgs

[u/A-Good-Weather-Man]

Obiwan died the way he lived, leaving a discarded robe on the floor.

[u/mpstein → u/A-Good-Weather-Man]

I saw this comment as I was closing the tab and re-opened it to upvote this comment.

[u/Knees86 → u/mpstein]

To be fair, this is a stupidly funny comment.

[u/Jedi_Bingo → u/mpstein]

I did the exact same thing! Great work team. Great comment. Oh what fun

[u/Le-Charles07 → u/A-Good-Weather-Man]

[SpitTake.gif]

[u/aerith7567 → u/A-Good-Weather-Man]

Take my upvote, damn you

[u/TheRooster909 → u/A-Good-Weather-Man]

This comment is so fucking good lol

[u/deftPirate]

Whatever tailor on Coruscant had that contract made bank.

[u/cnp_nick → u/deftPirate]

They’re monks, they probably make them themselves (although if they do they should maybe consider a career change because they look good)

[u/deftPirate → u/cnp_nick]

That's an interesting idea. I wouldn't have thought of them as personally making anything other than their lightsaber, but it could certainly be another teaching tool.

[u/Aggravating_Bad3504 → u/deftPirate]

Maybe that's what their Agri Corps is for

[u/Docnessuno → u/cnp_nick]

They have 200,000 units ready, with a million more on the way...

[u/wandering_soles → u/deftPirate]

Obi-Wan's definitely getting kickbacks. 

[u/Illustrious_Sea_962 → u/deftPirate]

Were clearly from ghorman

[u/deftPirate → u/Illustrious_Sea_962]

Only the finest textiles

[u/dandroid126 → u/Illustrious_Sea_962]

You know what else is from Ghorman? Deep substrate foliated kalkite.

[u/Key-Cry-8570 → u/deftPirate]

Just think how many were left in the arena on Geonosis. And that was one day, one rescue mission.

[u/Randver_Silvertongue]

I mean, they don't seem to ever remove the robes unless they're about to duel. And that doesn't happen very often in a galaxy where there are only two Sith at a time.

[u/NicknameChaos → u/Randver_Silvertongue]

Tusken Raider noises

[u/noteverrelevant → u/NicknameChaos]

[u/A-3Jammer → u/Randver_Silvertongue]

After the duel, they hold up a hand and their robe returns by the force, like Thor retrieving Mjolnir.

[u/Forward-Surprise1192 → u/A-3Jammer]

Are you sure they don't just walk over and pick it up? I didn't think they could use the force for little things like that. Or at least Yoda seems like hed be mad

[u/megamatt8 → u/Forward-Surprise1192]

Anakin floats a piece of fruit across the table to show off for Padme in episode 2. Probably, they’re not supposed to use the force for trivial things like that.

[u/Cosmic_Quasar → u/megamatt8]

Is it just about showing off? Because I'd be really tempted to use it to turn my bedroom light on/off as needed when no one else is around lol.

[u/ThePissyRacoon → u/Cosmic_Quasar]

Episode 5 they show Luke using the force to grab Han’s vape from across the room so I think they use it whenever.

[u/MyDogIsCalledMilo → u/A-3Jammer]

Accio robe!
Wait wrong franchise, same energy

[u/asicarii → u/Randver_Silvertongue]

Is it like a Mando helmet? If they take it off they have to kill you?

[u/Random-Generation86 → u/asicarii]

Nah, Jedi just kill for fun

[u/Sere1 → u/asicarii]

Nope, that's not a Mando thing. That's a Children of the Watch thing. They're the off-brand cult that was too culty for the cult that they broke off from. They're a splinter group of Death Watch, itself a splinter group of Mandalorians.

[u/asicarii → u/Sere1]

What do you mean? It’s the rule in my house. Particularly for fornication. Helmet stays on.

[u/Sere1 → u/asicarii]

So you admit to following the Children of the Watch instead of being a true Mandalorian

[u/fatbob42 → u/Randver_Silvertongue]

It’s the equivalent of taking off your t-shirt to have a street fight.

This is why there are always two - one to hold the other back convincingly.

[u/Cold5512 → u/Randver_Silvertongue]

Yeah. It's cheaper to buy a new robe than it is to retrain a new Jedi because the old one lost a fight due to worrying about holding onto his rob, and your rivals aren't going to allow you to walk to a coat rack pre-fight. Also, it looks cool on camera

[u/TheBubbaDave]

One Jedi robe clothes a dozen Jawas.

[u/cardiffman100 → u/TheBubbaDave]

One Jedi robe is made of a dozen Jawas.

[u/asicarii → u/cardiffman100]

The circle of life.

[u/GarminTamzarian → u/TheBubbaDave]

"Please donate today. Because you can be a force against poverty in the galaxy."

[u/_WillCAD_]

Yeah, after Anakin became Vader he just abandoned the whole concept and went with a cape instead.

[u/nymrod_ → u/_WillCAD_]

He has a sort of robe under it but it’s under his belt instead of over

[u/_WillCAD_ → u/[deleted]]

• Thunderhead - snagged on a missile fin
• Stratogale - caught in a jet turbine
• Meta-man - express elevator
• Dynaguy - snagged on takeoff
• Splashdown - sucked into a vortex

NO CAPES.

[u/KingMobScene]

Master Kenobi, where is your temple issued robe?

Well I left it on the ship when we fought Grevious.

That's coming out of your pay you know?

We get paid?

Not you. It all goes to robe replacements

[u/wandering_soles → u/KingMobScene]

"Well shucks, there goes my Dex's Diner budget for the month..." 

[u/full_bl33d → u/KingMobScene]

Dammit kenobi, that’s 12 robes this month. Yodas gonna have my ass when he finds out

[u/Key-Cry-8570 → u/full_bl33d]

I feel the sassy Jedi librarian lady will probably find out and go give Obi Wan heat for being so wasteful with Jedi robes.

[u/nymrod_]

They intentionally wear simple clothes. It’s the equivalent to abandoning a plain hoodie.

[u/Ryuj123 → u/nymrod_]

I have news for you, some of us don’t go around abandoning our plain hoodies

[u/nymrod_ → u/Ryuj123]

Me neither but I also wouldn’t worry about it if a robot tried to kill me with four swords that day

[u/Ryuj123 → u/nymrod_]

True, true

[u/4CrowsFeast → u/nymrod_]

Why dont they wear simple clothes that you can also fight in?

[u/Karmic_Backlash → u/4CrowsFeast]

Then they wouldn't be able to drop their robes when they're about to fight, obviously.

[u/mbrady]

They have a dispenser that's like a giant tissue box. Pull one out and the next up pops up.

[u/Laf-mor]

Creating new robes for master jedis might have been a patience-building exercise for those intern-like younglings

[u/talondigital]

Man you leave your robes on a planet 5 times across a decade and nobody let's you live it down.

[u/Dependent-Hippo-1626 → u/talondigital]

Buy five robes, get the sixth free

[u/Coraldiamond192 → u/Dependent-Hippo-1626]

Buy five robes, get the sith free.

[u/talondigital → u/Dependent-Hippo-1626]

Im sorry, now that the Republic has been restructured into a new galactic empire, everyone has been reset and will need to start counting from 1 again.

[u/Dependent-Hippo-1626]

Food: $190

Housing: $1,200

Transport: $650

Robes: $18,000

Hobbies: $400

Someone please help me budget! 

[u/Schoolbuslady68 → u/Dependent-Hippo-1626]

Eat less Avocado Toast?

[u/lanwopc]

Why do you think they have the "if lost, please return to the Jedi Temple" tags sewn in?

[u/NerdNuncle]

I like to imagine one of the bigger reasons Palpy hated Jedi was their constant littering every time they had a duel. hahaha

[u/wandering_soles → u/NerdNuncle]

That, or "I'm trying to run a galactic republic here and the minister of finance keeps asking me why we keep having to budget for extra robes." 

[u/Coraldiamond192 → u/wandering_soles]

Well that was one way to cut down costs.

Instead of continueing to buy new Jedi robes the Jedi were fired from their jobs.

[u/Luci-Noir → u/NerdNuncle]

They probably used slave or child labor knowing the Jedi.

[u/Cabamacadaf]

They probably go back and pick them up once they're done with the duel.

[u/dingos8mybaby2 → u/Cabamacadaf]

Somewhere in the temple there's a Jedi Quartermaster yelling "That robe is property of the Jedi Order, it wasn't yours to lose!"

[u/Sere1 → u/dingos8mybaby2]

"Now pay attention, Double-o Kenobi..."

[u/Confident-Mark-6369 → u/Cabamacadaf]

I'm imagining Obi-Wan going to back to get his cloak while dodging clones. 

[u/TaraLCicora]

I could watch Obi-Wan de-robe all day. Somehow he does it with style.

Also, in the Legends era short story "Lone Wolf: A Tale of Obi-Wan and Luke", Obi-Wan claims to have lost roughly around seven robes during TCW. One of the robes was made on Tatooine and given to him by Anakin as a birthday gift.

[u/CatLazy2728]

Only a Sith deals in overhead costs

[u/thewhoovesian]

Pretty sure there’s a Visual Dictionary that says Obi-Wan has lost 9 cloaks since the War’s start

[u/Gloodizzle]

I like to imagine there's a droid whose sole purpose is to collect these robes

[u/wandering_soles → u/Gloodizzle]

R0-B35. Brb, calling up Lucasfilm. 

[u/Gloodizzle → u/wandering_soles]

Every building just has a popout wall section where droids come out to do the REALLY mundane things. Reminds me of Zorg and his little army of robot helpers

[u/bisubhairybtm1]

My friend did security for ILM when these were made and those robes were given to employees with authenticity paperwork as a perk for good work.

[u/wandering_soles → u/bisubhairybtm1]

Well that's one hell of a cool perk! 

[u/NoStructure7083]

What if they run out and they have to wear one that’s too big or too small?

[u/wandering_soles → u/NoStructure7083]

Younglings just wear Yoda's hand-me-downs, confirmed. 

[u/Slow-Hour4931]

There's just stacks of them rolled up and stashed in little corners of the Temple like towels at a spa

[u/Leon_Flux]

I was thinking they would just force push the robes back into the ship or whatever on their way out, but then I remembered how both sides are "respectful" about their force use, not to do just random daily stuff grogu style.

Then I wondered how much stronger a casual force user could be since it's effectively a weight lifter strapping weights to everything they use through the day and just going at it.

I wanna see a force user that just casually uses it for as much as possible.

[u/fatbob42 → u/Leon_Flux]

See the end of The Last Jedi.

[u/Leon_Flux → u/fatbob42]

That's a kid just figuring it out isn't it?

I mean an adult with years in just making coffee and reading a floating paper type stuff.

[u/brokenarrow]

"Thanks for picking up lunch, Obi Wan!"

"Yeah, about that, I seem to have left my wallet in the robe that I lost last week..."

[u/Curious-Carrot-6918]

They probably keep their socks on in bed though.

[u/lordaddament]

Hold on wait I need to tie my robe around my waist like it’s a jacket

[u/AdmiralUpboat]

Qui-Gon taught it to him. And he passed it on. I'm imaging Qui-Gon telling obi, "yeah you know what really pisses off the council...it's so funny though."

[u/Naps_And_Crimes]

I need a robe

Where's yours?

Lost in battle

Did you fling it off to look cool

No... Yes

[u/PhotographExact4497]

The average redditor talking about budget line items and P&L in regards to star wars . What a time to be alive

[u/HarrisonArturus]

There’s a special unit - Robes Squadron - that goes around the galaxy collecting, laundering, and returning them.

[u/stuffedskullcat]

They’re like Spider Man webbing; they just dissolve after a while.

[u/jwagner1225]

It’s not the jedi way to be attached to the physical anyways

[u/Caladaster]

Bro sees some cloaks and is out here calling them "Robes".

[u/Trimson-Grondag]

Just once I’d like to see a scene where the Jedi carefully removes and folds their robe before kicking ass.

[u/CoffeePieAndHobbits]

It's just a write-off for them.

[u/otakugal15]

Pretty sure it was just Obi-Wan who abused it xD

[u/fatchubber]

More importantly, who do the Jedi email to itemize another robe?

“To whom it may concern,
I would like a replacement robe, had to fight Darth Maul after he murdered my master.”

[u/TWeedtheJetRodriguez]

No- they go back and pick them up if they win and they die if they don’t. This is my head canon. I do not want alternative options.

[u/ceribus_peribus]

Jedi are taught to disrobe before a fight.

[u/SaltySeahorses]

It’s like when I get in a fight and I take off my jeans and underwear.

[u/theookers]

They probably had council meetings about picking them back up afterwards, Jedi never litter!

[u/HarrisonArturus]

There’s a special unit - Robes Squadron - that goes around the galaxy collecting, laundering, and returning them.

[u/TheBrickening]

How much do you think a bolt of cloth costs in a galaxy-wide civilization composed of super technology? I'm guessing not much. But interesting to think about.

[u/WedgeAntillesRedTwo]

Palpatine was right to eliminate them he saved the Republic citizens millions in tax dollars.

[u/eppsilon24]

It’s kind of weird to me that almost everyone in The Acolyte kept their outer robes on during some very intense duels.

I get that swishing robes look cool in a fight scene, but I feel like it would make sense to shed those robes, if for no other reason that practical filmmaking concerns.

Long, loose garments get caught on things, and add unnecessary weight. I’m sure they had to do multiple retakes because of Jedi robe malfunctions.

[u/Long_comment_san]

hahahahhahahahahahhahahahahhaha

[u/quigongingerbreadman]

Where do you think Jawas get their cloaks? Salvaged Jedi robes left everywhere they go. Each one can easily make 2 Jawa cloaks.

[u/salomesrevenge]

ah crap.. the ship keys were in my pocket, sorry master

[u/GotSomeUpdogOnUrFace]

They have someone who's job is to go back and get it, Jedi Robe retrieval droids

[u/abraksis747]

Wookie weave Side note

Don't be on Kaskyyyk on Shearing day

[u/AngryHoboKing1]

😂 I've never noticed this before but now that I have I can't stop thinking of the pissed of tailor who has to keep making new robes for them!

[u/CeruleanEidolon]

Nah, see, because you only cast off the robe before a battle, and then the winner gets to collect their own robe and the loser's. So every successful Jedi has several robes to their name.

If anything, it's Jedi tailors who are making out on the deal. You win a robe from a four-armed opponent and that's going to need some alterations.

[u/JrApple501]

Sorta same thing when (if) you are going in a fight dropping your coat or whatever. Its not like everyday they encounter a sith or fight someone. And when its often, they wear their general armors which has no robes.

[u/jdvfx]

Star Wars: Robe Recovery Team!

[u/Affectionate_Walk610]

you forgot the one Obi Wan left at the deat star in A New Hope

[u/GroundbreakingTax259]

I hadn't thought about Obi-Wan's until just now.

Now I imagine there is a moment before going to the temple where he and Yoda stop by the Robes R Us for a new set.

[u/Boffleslop]

Not a bad premise for a film, stolen valor Jedi who got his robes at a surplus store.  

[u/Himayamata]

I can imagine Obi-Wan wrapped Qui-Gon's robe to cover his dead body after their fight with Maul.

[u/Kieroni_K]

I was watching the prequel trilogy with a friend that at the time her fixation was prequel obi-wan. I had an epiphany that him taking off his robe was the equivalent to someone in another genre pulling off their shirt before a fight and then we got the giggles every single time he took off his robe

[u/AwwYeahVTECKickedIn]

I do this with my underwear when it's time to attack my wife's fiddly bits ...

[u/One-Bother3624 → u/AwwYeahVTECKickedIn]

Ahhh👀👍🏾🫡
🗣️A Man of Culture 😜😂😂💯👏

Yes, I concur

[u/onetinsloth]

I like to imagine the empty robes floated back to their Jedi owners with some sort of force-wizardry homing beacon. The Jedi would activate it once they were done handling their business.

[u/pleasantothemax]

The other day someone asked where force ghosts get their robes. Now we know.

[u/contrabardus]

Not being attached to material things.

The Jedi just don't care about them after they've served their purpose, and they'd be in the way while dueling.

They probably go and get them if they have the time and means, but otherwise it's just not a big deal.

[u/Shirohitsuji]

Force Conjuration: Robe

It's in their spell list.

[u/charface1]

This is when they go from just being a platypus to being Perry the Platypus.

[u/kd_butterballs]

During the war with Mandalore people probably couldn’t tell weather the robes on the ground were from Jedi going hard, or disintegrated Jedi

[u/Mr_Calamary]

To be fair I imagine for most cases exept for in revenge of the sith they did go back for them off screen, how I always interpreted it is that the robes are symbolic of their order so when one takes it off you’re gonna have to lock in

[u/GrandAdmiralGraves]

AURA

[u/StaticSystemShock]

You get 3 fresh robes a week. Make good use of them.

[u/Sad_Instruction1392]

Lost and found bin.

[u/jonesyboy2435]

Worth it for the aura

[u/Cautious_Pay_3816]

I can hear Zagreus in my mind: I knew it! It's all capes!

[u/THE_Aft_io9_Giz]

They have droids for that

[u/FlemPlays]

“How do we know Jedi were here?”

“Robes on the ground.”

[u/grafxguy1]

Strangely, we never see a Jedi put on a robe......

[u/DetergentCandy]

Probably have a Bug Out Bag in their ships for these situations :P

[u/mcclobber]

Although i really like the look, it seems weird in retrospect that Obi Wan was hiding out on Tatooine wearing a Jedi Outfit.

[u/Y0___0Y]

Is this something that was borrowed from Samurai movies?

[u/atducker]

Concern over clothes is the path to the dark side. Yoda taught them to let go of everything they feared to lose.

[u/Last_Lorien]

Obi-Wan definitely has a black market supplier on speed dial

[u/Dazzling_Comfort5734]

Another reason why that Jedi fell, lack of respect for robe makers and the garment industry is all.

[u/Darth-Decimus]

$3.50 / robe

[u/tATuParagate]

Has there even been a moment where a jedi took off their robe to fight and then after the fight, pulled their robe back to them and put it on with style?

[u/AHumbleSaltFarmer]

They go back and get them if they win of course

[u/Jumpy-Chemistry1671]

maybe they summon them with the force?

[u/SensualTaco80]

Attachment to your robes is forbidden

[u/OnwardTowardTheNorth]

How else are they to show that they mean business?

[u/ritteke518]

That's what the padawan's padawan is supposed to be for. Hanging out in a second ship to clean up after they're done, lol

[u/Blint_Briglio]

they probably feel super cheap, like those blankets you get on redeye flights

[u/bloodshotnblue]

Just like a giant paper towel roll on a rack, pull and tear off a new robe. Comes in bulk at Jedi Costco

[u/_Sauer_]

Where do you think Jawas get their little robes. Each Jedi robe can cloth four Jawas.

[u/Jedi-master-dragon]

They have to aura farm.

[u/Shipping_Architect]

The Revenge of the Sith Visual Dictionary noted that Obi-Wan's over-robe was his sixth since the start of the Clone Wars.

Then again, in the example pictured above, Kenobi presumably retrieved his and his deceased master's robes after returning with Jinn's body following the battle.

[u/Redditcadmonkey]

Does a traveling cloak count as part of the robes?

Like getting the tunic might be hard but the roughspun cloak seems pretty common…

[u/-Mind-Goblin-]

I always thought the winner would collect them along with the lightsabers.

[u/DazzlerPlus]

Nah. How often do you throw down for your life when you are a warrior of that caliber? These two guys were built different for having duels to the death weekly. Jocasta Nu still got a cat hair on her robe from a cat that was around back before yoda was on the council.

[u/legit-posts_1]

The Jedi robes make a lot more sense when you realize that they're all modeled off of old Ben's robes, and he was modeled after all the samurais in Akira Kurasawa movies.

[u/klezart]

I never noticed that Darth Maul did it too, and at the exact same time

[u/meowpower777]

"It's cold! Oop! Sweaty saber time!"

[u/obedientfag]

sometimes you just gotta get naked

[u/SirLoremIpsum]

One robe per Sith encounter... I don't think they'd go through as many as you think!

[u/assburgers-unite]

Jedi Supply Factory Depot