All in all, they left more than one-thousand gallons in the shop, ordering everything that could be needed from underwear to socks, trousers, shirts and dress-shirts, vests, jackets, pullovers, robes both long and short and even two pairs of jeans for Harry. The jeans were only added after the young man had insisted quite vocally, that he needed something "comfortable" to wear under his school robes. Even the impulsive acquisition of an entire outfit of finest black cotton, several sizes too big for Harry, was added to the list. Tom looked at him knowingly yet did not comment. The final, and undoubtedly most expensive addition, was a set of quidditch gear of sturdy leather, charmed to an inch of its capacity: trousers, jacket, gloves, boots. "I don't need such a wide array of spells. They are horrendously expensive!" Harry hissed at Tom when they discussed prices. Unemphatically, Tom looked down at him, "You forget that I have seen you during your first game where you nearly fell off your broom."