Miller
A stocky, ginger-bearded miller in a floury oat linen tunic and apron over brown breeches.
Medieval Townsfolk
Twelve market-town trades to wear on a medieval roleplay server
Free12 outfitsSkin pack in Fantasy and Casual & cozy
Works with Minecraft Bedrock 1.26.45 and newer
- Android
- iPhone and iPad
- Windows
.mcpack file, 111 KB. Consoles and Java Edition can’t import packs.
What’s inside
Weaver
A young weaver in a woad-blue wool kirtle trimmed in yellow, with a white linen coif framing her face.
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Fletcher
A lean fletcher in a moss-green hood over a brown leather jerkin, belted and strapped for the workshop.
Tavern Keeper
A bald, moustached tavern keeper in a madder-red doublet under a cream linen apron, sleeves rolled for work.
Bard
A cheerful wandering bard in a tunic split yellow and red, with a green hat and a lute on his back.
Monk Scribe
A monk scribe in a plain brown wool habit with a rope belt, quiet and ready for the scriptorium.
Falconer
A weathered falconer in a green wool tunic and brown leather hood, with grey stubble and a belt pouch.
Shepherdess
A shepherdess in a cream wool dress, with golden hair and a shepherd's crook on her back.
Cooper
A black-bearded cooper with bare arms, a grey tunic, a leather apron and a red headscarf.
Apothecary
A grey-bearded apothecary in a long plum robe and cap, with a herb-stained green apron.
Town Crier
A white-bearded town crier in a red and gold tabard over black, with a black feathered cap.
Stable Hand
A stable hand in a cream linen shirt and brown braces, with tousled sandy hair.
Classic arms are four pixels wide, like Steve’s; slim arms are three, like Alex’s. Pick whichever fits the outfit in the Dressing Room.
- Skin pack version
- 0.1.0
- Updated
- September 2026
About this pack
Medieval Townsfolk is the rest of the walled market town: the people a roleplay server needs besides its knights. A miller, a weaver, a fletcher, a tavern keeper, a bard, a monk scribe, a falconer, a shepherdess, a cooper, an apothecary, a town crier and a stable hand each wear plain working clothes of wool, linen and tanned leather, dyed in the muted reds, blues, yellows, greens and browns of a real market day. Nobody wears armour or carries a sword, so a whole village can gather in the square and still look nothing like the barracks.
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Every outfit comes in a classic and a slim arm fit, so each player picks the build they prefer without changing who they are playing.
- 12 townsfolk outfits, one for each trade in a walled market town
- 24 skins in all: every outfit in classic and slim arm fits
- Homespun wool, linen and leather in earthy medieval dyes
- No armour or weapons, built for roleplay beside a server's knights
How to install Medieval Townsfolk
- Download the pack and open the .mcpack file; Minecraft imports it on its own
- In Minecraft, open the Dressing Room, then Classic Skins, then Owned
- Choose an outfit in its classic or slim fit and equip it
- It is a skin pack, so no world pack has to be activated
What changed
0.1.0
First release
Which version do I have?
Minecraft Bedrock shows its version number in the bottom-right corner of the main menu. Everything on ModChest is built for Bedrock 1.26.45 and newer, on Android, iPhone, iPad and Windows. If your number is lower, update Minecraft from the store you installed it from, then import the skin pack.
Step-by-step for your device
Where the file lands, how to open it with Minecraft, and what to do if the import fails.
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