T-Shirt, Shirt, or Pants

How to Upload Roblox Classic Clothing

Prepare the finished image, choose the correct clothing type, and add a clear name and description. Then upload it from Creator Dashboard in six steps.

Upload location
Avatar Items > Classics

Classic T-Shirts, Shirts, and Pants are uploaded from this section.

Accepted export
GIF, PNG, or JPG

Roblox Support accepts these image formats for clothing uploads.

Upload fee
80 Robux per submission

Check the fee details before you submit.

From file to finished outfit

See what your clothing looks like when it is worn

Uploading turns the flat shirt and pants files into an outfit your avatar can wear. Test the fit first, then send the finished files through Creator Dashboard.

Front details stay readableShirt and pants matchReady for a final Studio test
Check your outfit in 3D
Red and navy flame hero outfit worn by a block avatar in a colorful game plaza
Your clothing, worn in game

Six upload steps

Add your clothing in Creator Dashboard

Follow the labels below after you sign in to Roblox.

  1. Step 1Creator Dashboard

    Open Creator Dashboard

    Sign in to Roblox and open Creator Dashboard in your web browser.

  2. Step 2Avatar Items > Classics

    Open Classic Clothing

    Select Avatar Items, then open the Classics tab to see your Classic Clothing items and upload area.

  3. Step 3Drop file or Upload Asset

    Choose your image

    Drop the finished image into the upload box. You can also select Upload Asset and choose the file on the next page.

  4. Step 4Asset Type > T-Shirt, Shirt, or Pants

    Select the asset type

    Choose T-Shirt, Shirt, or Pants. Match this choice to the design you created.

  5. Step 5Name and Description

    Add the item details

    Enter a clear Name and Description. Check the spelling and make sure the text accurately describes the item.

  6. Step 6Upload

    Review and upload

    Check the selected file, clothing type, name, and description one last time. Select Upload when everything is correct.

Common upload mistakes

Choosing the wrong asset type

What happens: A Classic Shirt template uploaded as a T-Shirt will not wrap around the torso and arms correctly.

Select T-Shirt for a square front image, Shirt for a shirt template, or Pants for a pants template.

Uploading the working file

What happens: Guide labels, temporary marks, or hidden editing elements can appear on the finished item.

Export and inspect a clean final GIF, PNG, or JPG before selecting it in Creator Dashboard.

Skipping the Studio test

What happens: Reversed details, broken seams, or blank body areas may only become obvious on an avatar.

Test the clothing on a Block Avatar rig in Roblox Studio before you pay the upload fee.

Using a vague item name

What happens: A generic name makes the item harder to recognize later and does not tell people what it looks like.

Name the style clearly with useful details such as color, garment, or theme.

Submitting before the details are final

What happens: A last-minute file or text mistake can cost another upload fee to correct with a new submission.

Review the image, asset type, name, and description together before selecting Upload.

Quick answers

Roblox clothing upload FAQ

Where do I upload Roblox Classic Clothing?+

Open Creator Dashboard, select Avatar Items, and then open the Classics tab. Drop your file there or choose Upload Asset.

Which asset type should I choose?+

Choose T-Shirt for a square image shown on the front torso, Shirt for a template that covers the torso and arms, or Pants for a template that covers the torso and legs.

Can I test my clothing without paying?+

Yes. Roblox Studio testing is free. Test the design on a Block Avatar rig before you submit it.

What image type can I upload?+

Roblox Support accepts .gif, .png, and .jpg files for clothing images. PNG is useful when your design includes transparent areas.