Roblox charges 80 Robux each time you submit a classic T-shirt, shirt, or pants item to the Marketplace. If you later publish a non-limited classic clothing item for sale, the current publishing advance is 10 Robux.
Three separate stages
You do not pay 90 Robux at upload. The 10 Robux advance is a later, optional selling step.
Before upload
Free
Check how the shirt fits before you spend Robux. Studio testing has no upload fee.
When you submit
80 Robux
The fee applies to each Marketplace submission, including a corrected upload after a rejection.
Only if you sell it
10 Robux
This separate advance applies after approval when you publish a non-limited classic clothing item for sale.
The upload fee, selling advance, and moderation wait happen at different times.
The 80 Robux upload fee pays for one submission to Marketplace moderation. Roblox generally does not refund this fee when an item is rejected.
The 10 Robux publishing advance is a separate upfront payment for placing an approved non-limited classic clothing item on sale. Roblox describes publishing advances as refundable through rebates from eligible sales.
To upload an avatar asset to the Marketplace, Roblox requires verification through your own government ID or through a linked parental account that has government ID verification.
Prepare 80 Robux to submit the shirt. If it passes moderation and you choose to publish it for sale as a non-limited item, prepare the separate 10 Robux publishing advance.
Before paying
Put the clothing on a block avatar in Studio and check the front, back, sides, sleeves, and seams before submitting it.
Make sure the account has government ID verification or is connected to a verified parental account.
Use the correct classic clothing template, keep its dimensions unchanged, and select T-Shirt, Shirt, or Pants to match the file.
Remove misleading claims or policy-sensitive wording and make sure the image follows Marketplace Policy.
Pay 80 Robux for the submission. A rejection generally does not return the upload fee, so fix every known issue before trying again.
Review can take up to 24 hours. A pending item does not need another paid upload just because approval is not immediate.
For a non-limited classic T-shirt, shirt, or pants item, the current publishing advance is 10 Robux.
Quick answers
It costs 80 Robux per submission to upload a classic shirt to the Marketplace.
Yes. The upload fee applies per submission. Check the template, file, selected asset type, image, name, and description before submitting again.
In general, Roblox does not refund the 80 Robux upload fee when an item is rejected through moderation.
It is the current non-limited publishing advance for a classic T-shirt, shirt, or pants. It is paid when publishing the approved item for sale, separately from the upload fee.
Yes. Roblox recommends testing classic clothing in Studio, and Studio testing does not require a fee.
Marketplace uploads require verification through your own government ID or a linked parental account with government ID verification.
No additional fee is needed while the existing submission is still under review. Wait up to 24 hours before treating the delay as a problem.
Fee and moderation details can change. These are the Roblox pages used for the amounts and requirements above.
Classic clothing types, free Studio testing, upload steps, and the 80 Robux fee per submission.
Account verification, upload-fee refunds, and the 10 Robux publishing advance for non-limited classic clothing.
Moderation timing and Marketplace Policy guidance.
Use the correct template, preview your design, and check any upload problem before paying again.
Follow the upload stepsStart with the correct classic shirt canvas and keep its dimensions unchanged.
Check the file, template, item type, moderation status, and policy details before trying again.
Check the design on a 3D avatar before you submit it.