Reviewed November 13, 2026. The November 11 Forever hotfix corrected five Tailoring bags whose inventory capacity was lower than Blizzard intended. Their number of slots increased, but some now cost an extra bolt of cloth to craft. That tradeoff matters for profession leveling, material planning and players evaluating bag upgrades.
The official before-and-after table
| Bag | Previous material requirement | New requirement | New size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Red Mageweave Bag | 4 bolts of mageweave | 5 bolts of mageweave | 14 slots |
| Green Silk Pack | 4 bolts of silk | 5 bolts of silk | 12 slots |
| Black Silk Pack | 5 bolts of silk | 6 bolts of silk | 12 slots |
| Green Woolen Bag | 4 bolts of wool | 5 bolts of wool | 10 slots |
| Red Woolen Bag | 4 bolts of wool | 5 bolts of wool | 10 slots |
How to plan crafting efficiently
Each affected recipe now consumes one extra bolt relative to the pre-hotfix value. If you're crafting multiple bags, multiply the new bolt requirement by your intended output count before buying cloth. The notes do not provide a universal Auction House price, and the exact value of a bag depends on your economy and the alternatives available to your character.
Are these bag upgrades worth it?
More space can cut down on vendor trips for questing, fishing, gathering and dungeon loot. However, avoid assuming that a 12-slot or 14-slot bag is automatically the cheapest solution at every level; compare cost per slot, access to bag recipes and the materials you already own. Bag dimensions and recipe requirements should now be checked against the post-November 11 values, not the beta screenshots.
Related profession updates
Other November 10 fixes include Coarse Grinding Stone skill-ups through 90, the Journeyman Campfire Kit requirement at Cooking 90, and Engineering ammo Bind-on-Pickup changes for future raids. Those are different profession systems, covered in the full hotfix roundup.
Sources and editorial status
Editorial update: November 13, 2026. Official hotfix statements are distinguished from community reports, scheduled changes and client datamines. Check the dated source before assuming a future or temporary status remains current.
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