Jean isn't to know that Tayrey is intensely private about her weaknesses, and that involving a total stranger, much less one with the social standing of the Leeds family, isn't something she'd be willing to do. Not wanting to debate that, she just gives Jean a reassuring look, a quick nod, acceptance of that apology.

She clearly struggles with the notion that a suit can be part of a person, but Tayrey has lived through so much peculiarity that she doesn't interrupt, just accepts that in Jean's home universe this is a thing that can happen.

Her response is a considered one. 'If it can happen simply by touching the clothing, I'll break contact at once and find a safe way to transport it to you. But it's unlikely.' She indicates her own blue and silver outfit. 'I'm representing the Tradelines, and looking the part matters to me, even if there's nobody else to care about it. It's a symbol of not losing sight of who I am, yes?'