Classic clothing

Classic clothing are the most basic type of avatar item available to purchase and sell on Roblox. With any image editor and web browser, you can create classic clothing items and sell them on the Marketplace.

To create classic clothing items:

1. Decide on the type of classic clothing you'd like to create.
2. Create an image for your asset using an image editor of your choice.
3. Test your creation in Studio to ensure it looks as intended.
4. Upload the image file to the Marketplace through a web browser.

   1. Adding an item to the Marketplace requires a Robux fee.
   2. Upon successful moderation, you gain a copy of the asset in your inventory.

Types of classic clothing

The three types of classic clothing items are T-shirts, Shirts, and Pants. Each has different design and format requirements.

T-shirts

T-shirts are a square image, such as 512x512 pixels. When properly configured, classic t-shirts display on the front torso of a blocky character.

Shirts and pants

Classic shirts and pants are image assets that wrap around an avatar's body. Because classic shirts and pants have specific size requirements, download and modify the provided template files to begin creating these assets.

Create classic clothing

To begin creating classic clothing:

1. If you are creating a classic shirt or pants, download and unzip the following clothing templates to use as a canvas for your art.
2. Modify the image in an image editor of your choice.
3. Export the image as a .png or .jpg before testing and uploading it in Studio.

When applying clothing to avatars in Roblox, some limits exist with the templates and may require some testing to get right, as shown in the following examples:

Test classic clothing

To ensure the best quality results, you can test your classic clothing before uploading or selling. You can test your clothes without needing to pay any fees by using Roblox Studio.

1. From the toolbar's Avatar tab, click Character.

2. Choose a Block Avatar rig type from the popup menu. An avatar mannequin named Rig appears in the 3D workspace.

   

3. In the Explorer window, hover over the Rig object, click the ⊕ button and insert either a ShirtGraphic (T‑shirt), Shirt, or Pants object according to the clothing you want to test.

4. Locate and select the new Shirt Graphic or Clothing object parented under Rig.

   

   

5. In the Properties window, locate the associated property as follows:

   Clothing Type	Parent Class	Property
   T-Shirt	ShirtGraphic	Graphic
   Shirt	Shirt	ShirtTemplate
   Pants	Pants	PantsTemplate

6. Click inside the property's row and select the image you uploaded to Roblox. This applies the clothing texture to the Rig character.

   

Upload classic clothing

After creating and testing your classic clothing design, as long as you meet the creator requirements, you can upload and sell your clothing item on the Marketplace for a fee.

To upload a custom clothing item:

1. Navigate to your Creator Dashboard.
2. Navigate to Avatar Items.
3. Select the Classics tab.
4. Drag and drop your image file into the upload box. Alternatively, you can click Upload Asset and upload your file on the next page.
5. On the Upload Asset page, set the Asset Type dropdown to T-Shirt, Shirt, or Pants.
6. Complete the Name and Description fields. These fields help users find your assets and allow you to organize your creations.
7. Click the Upload button at the bottom of the page.

   1. See Fees and commissions for more information on the fees for listing avatar items on the Marketplace.
   2. See Manage existing assets for information on modifying and selling your creations.

Manage classic clothing

To see your moderation status, place your item on sale, or modify your item settings:

1. Navigate to your Creator Dashboard.
2. Navigate to Avatar Items.
3. Select the Classics tab.
4. Use the Classic Type dropdown to filter by the type of classic clothing creation.
5. Click on the asset to navigate to the asset's Configure page.
6. You can modify the following fields:

   1. Item Name — sets the public-facing name of the asset.
   2. Item Description — sets the public-facing description of the asset.
   3. On Sale — when enabled, users can view and purchase this item on the Marketplace.
   4. Set a price — value of Robux that the creation sells for on the Marketplace.

      1. See Fees and commissions for more information.