Dressmaker release, price and official links
Find Dressmaker release details and official purchase links, with historical launch pricing clearly separated from the current regional checkout price.
When was Dressmaker released?
Steam lists 21 September 2026, with Cozy Lives as developer and Free Lives as publisher. Use Steam app 4019220 to distinguish this crafting game from similarly named products.
How much does it cost?
The developer’s September announcement named a US base price of $14.99 and a 10% launch discount. That discount is a launch-period statement, not a promise about today’s checkout. Region, currency, sales and bundles can change what you pay.
Check the current Steam price before purchasing. This wiki does not collect payments or offer game keys.
How large is the full game?
The developer’s pre-launch announcement described approximately 35 hours of story commissions, excluding off-rack dresses, plus over 150 dress pieces, 450 fabrics and 350 accessories. These are the developer’s announced estimates, not our measured completion time or a live inventory count.
Where should you start after buying?
Check PC and Mac system requirements, compare the Steam release vs itch.io prototype, then open the Dressmaker beginner guide: your first dress.
Where was this verified?
Steam store and developer pricing announcement, 7 September 2026. Checked 9 October 2026. Historical announcements are labelled as such.
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