Make Roblox clothes in four steps
- Open Clothing Studio and either describe the outfit you want or drop in your own image — JPGs get their background removed automatically.
- Send the design to the shirt or pants slot. Meshlox maps it onto the correct torso, arm and leg panels of the classic template.
- Rotate and pose the R6 dummy to check the seams, sleeves and waistline before you commit.
- Download the 585×559 PNG and upload it at create.roblox.com → Creations → Classic Clothing.
Shirts, pants and the 585×559 template
Classic Roblox clothing is a single flat PNG folded around the R6 body. Shirts use the torso and both arm panels; pants use the torso block plus both leg panels. Getting artwork to line up by hand is where most creators give up — the clothing maker places every panel for you and shows the result in 3D immediately, so mirrored sleeves and cut-off logos are obvious before upload.
Designs that actually sell
- Readable at tile size. Buyers judge your clothing from a tiny catalog thumbnail.
- Flat, saturated colour. Heavy gradients wash out under in-game lighting.
- Matching sets. Ship a shirt and pants pair, then colour variants of the same set.
- Original artwork only. Traced brand logos get moderated and can hit your account.
From clothing to 3D UGC
Clothing is the cheapest way into Roblox creation, but limited UGC accessories earn far more per item. The same Meshlox account generates 3D hats, hair, wings and crowns from a prompt and sends them into Roblox Studio through our plugin, so you can publish clothing and 3D UGC side by side.