Cultural Armor Materials - Silk
The Cultural Armor became available during the Dragons of Norrath Expansion. In order to make Cultural Armor you will need the specific skill in either Smithing or Tailoring and have the recipes and materials required. The recipes can be obtained via a quest from your home town when you have the required skill. The base Cultural Armor is fairly weak but when you put the Cultural Augs in the armor becomes very powerful. The Augmentations for the armor as well as the Seals can be made with Pottery.
Each race can make a different set of Armor and only their set of armor. What this means is if you're a Troll you can only make and wear Troll Cultural armor. Same applies for every other race. However anyone is able to make the Augs and Seals for the armor. Even though everyone can make the augs, something to keep in mind is that they are diety specific. Meaning if you're Tunare you can only use Tunare augs.
NOTE: When you purchase a race change your Cultural gear will not change with you.
Name of Silk / Level of Silk
Coarse Silk - 1
Rough Silk - 5
Tacky Silk - 10
Sullied Silk - 20
Thick Silk - 30
Crude Silk - 40
Natural Silk - 50
Pristine Silk - 55
Fine Silk - 60
Excellent Silk - 65
Superb Silk - 70
Flawless Silk - 75
Immaculate Silk - 80
Exquisite Silk - 80
Fantastic Silk - 86
Exotic Silk - 91
Befouled Silk - 96
What To Do With The Silk Besides Making Armor
This is the ultimate question for a non tradeskiller. You don't have many options when it comes to the silk since it can't be sold to a vendor and the lower levels are really difficult to sell in The Bazaar. Sell any of the Silk that is under level 50 will be nearly impossible. Don't get me wrong, it will sell but probably for 1pp each 2 months later. A good way to sell this silk, or see if people are buying it is to go to The Bazaar and type /barter. This will bring up a list of all "Buyers" in The Bazaar, once this is up you can see if anyone is buying what you have.
Aside from /barter the only other way to sell the silk is through a trader or trying /1 . However, I don't recommend /1, mainly because it is annoying and chances are if it isn't selling in /barter or /trader no one wants it anyway.