The Medieval Weirdcore Sourcing Toolkit

🛍️ You're Getting Two Powerful Tools

1. The Medieval Weirdcore Keyword Sheet
2. A Private AI Translator with Split Modes

Together, they form your go-to system for decoding, tagging, and styling Medieval Weirdcore fashion.

This toolkit is built on 7 core archetypes:
Maid, Witch, Knight, Peasant, Royal, Jester, Wild

📂 Part 1: The Excel Keyword Sheet

An offline archive of 400+ structured terms, organized for clarity and control.

Sorted by:

• Archetype
• Garment type
• Material
• Detail keywords

🌍 Multilingual: English, German, French, Italian

🎯 Use it to:

• Build a personal sourcing vocabulary
• Tag your listings or collections with consistent terms
• Cross-reference materials and cuts

🤖 Part 2: The AI-Powered GPT Keyword Translator

You’ll receive a private link to a dual-mode GPT tool — trained exclusively on this system.
It runs on a split-brain architecture (yes, really): two separate “minds” with no memory-sharing.

🌓 Mode 1: GARMENT TRANSLATOR

“What is this weird garment in search terms?”

Paste a photo or describe it. You’ll get clean, literal search-language answers like:

• "dropped-shoulder wool tunic"
• "metal grommets"
• "crushed velvet"
• "tabard construction"
• Literal color names (no moods)

🚫 No archetypes. No aesthetic guessing. No vibes.
✔️ Perfect for Etsy, Vinted, eBay, Pinterest tagging.

🔮 Mode 2: ARCHETYPE MAPPER

“What shows up under WITCH or PEASANT?”

Ask for an archetype and get:

• Actual garment types
• Documented fabric + silhouette usage
• Designer references (e.g. Margiela 1990, McQueen 2013)
• Sources pulled from fashion archives, streetstyle docs, trend PDFs

📚 This mode lives inside a real database. It doesn’t guess. It cites.

⚠️ Trouble?

If GARMENT TRANSLATOR gives weird results:

• Your image may not have loaded. Try a screenshot.
• If it talks about archetypes, you’re in the wrong mode. Restart with the correct prefix.