Advanced Clothing V2 - professional ESX script with custom features and optimized performance for FiveM servers Compatible with ESX framework.
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Transform your server's character customization experience with this advanced clothing and appearance system that works seamlessly with both QBCore and ESX frameworks. This isn't just another basic wardrobe script—it's a complete appearance management system featuring outfit saving, advanced customization options, barber integration, accessory systems, and a modern UI that makes creating and managing character looks intuitive and enjoyable.
This comprehensive clothing system provides a modern, user-friendly clothing interface with category organization, unlimited outfit saving and loading with custom names, complete appearance customization (face, hair, makeup, accessories), framework-agnostic design working with both ESX and QBCore, integration with clothing shops and wardrobe locations, barber shop functionality for hair and facial features, accessory management (glasses, hats, bags, watches, jewelry), real-time preview of all changes before applying, and optimized performance with minimal resource usage. Everything is designed to give players powerful customization tools without complexity.
Players can create and save unlimited outfits with custom names like Work Uniform, Casual Friday, Formal Event, Gang Colors, etc. Each saved outfit stores all clothing items, accessories, and their colors/variations. Outfits can be organized by purpose (job-specific, faction colors, social events) making it easy to switch looks for different roleplay scenarios without re-customizing every time.
Saved outfits appear in a simple list for one-click application. Players can change from police uniform to civilian clothes instantly when going off-duty, switch gang colors when entering territory, or dress up for nightclub events without spending 10 minutes in menus. This convenience dramatically improves player experience and roleplay immersion.
Admins can configure required uniforms for job positions (police, EMS, mechanic, etc.) that players must wear while on duty. The system can auto-apply job outfits when clocking in and restore civilian clothes when clocking out, ensuring professional appearance standards without manual enforcement.
Full access to GTA V's clothing database including tops (t-shirts, shirts, jackets, vests), bottoms (pants, shorts, skirts), shoes (sneakers, boots, dress shoes, heels), undershirts and undergarments, body armor (visible or hidden), gloves and hand accessories, and special items (scarves, ties, suspenders).
Comprehensive accessory system featuring glasses and sunglasses, hats and helmets, earrings and piercings, necklaces and chains, watches and bracelets, bags and backpacks, masks (full-face, half-face, bandanas), and badges/patches for job identification.
Deep character customization including facial heritage (parents selection), facial features (nose, cheeks, jaw, eyes, lips), skin tones and overlays, aging and wrinkles, complexion and blemishes, sun damage and freckles, makeup (lipstick, blush, eyeshadow), hair styles and colors, facial hair styles, eyebrow shaping and coloring.
Instead of endless scrolling through all items, the UI organizes clothing into logical categories with icon-based navigation. Players click Tops to see only shirts and jackets, Shoes for footwear, Accessories for hats and glasses, etc. This organization makes finding specific items fast and intuitive.
Every clothing item, color change, or accessory addition shows immediately on the character model with 360-degree rotation capability. Players can preview entire outfits before purchasing or saving, avoiding expensive mistakes and ensuring satisfaction with their look before confirming.
Advanced color picker with RGB sliders and preset palettes allows precise color matching. Players can create coordinated outfits with matching colors, replicate gang colors exactly, or design unique personal styles with custom color combinations impossible in basic systems.
Generic clothing scripts feel clunky with confusing UIs, limited outfit saving, or framework-specific limitations. Advanced Clothing V2 provides a modern, professional experience that works across frameworks—no more choosing scripts based on ESX vs. QBCore compatibility. The outfit saving system is genuinely unlimited (not save 5 outfits restrictions), the UI is intuitive enough for new players to navigate without tutorials, and the performance optimization means no lag even with hundreds of custom clothing addons. It's the clothing system players wish came standard with FiveM.
Configure automatic uniforms for police (dress uniform, patrol uniform, SWAT gear), EMS (paramedic scrubs, doctor coats, firefighter turnout), mechanics (coveralls with shop logo patches), gangs (specific color schemes enforced for members), businesses (employee dress codes for restaurants, banks, retail), security (guard uniforms for private security companies), and events (staff uniforms for concerts, sports, special occasions).
For fashion-focused servers, this system enables clothing boutiques with curated inventories, personal stylist roleplay helping players create outfits, fashion shows with outfit competitions judged by community, clothing designers sharing outfit codes, seasonal sales events with themed collections, VIP clothing items for exclusive members, and influencer roleplay with photoshoots in signature outfits.
Administrators have access to special functions including forcing outfit changes for rule violations (inappropriate clothing), viewing all saved outfits per player, deleting outfits if necessary, adding restricted items only accessible to certain jobs/groups, configuring job-specific outfit requirements, and setting default spawn outfits for new characters (ensuring everyone starts appropriately dressed).
Transitioning from esx_skin, qb-clothing, or other appearance systems is straightforward with included migration tools. The script can import existing character appearance data, preserve saved outfits (if previous system had them), and maintain player customizations without requiring everyone to recreate their looks. Documentation provides step-by-step migration instructions for common systems.
Watch a complete demonstration of the clothing interface, outfit saving, customization options, and features:
Includes comprehensive installation guide for both ESX and QBCore frameworks, configuration documentation with examples, troubleshooting section for common issues, migration guides from popular clothing scripts, and video tutorials for setup and customization. Lifetime updates ensure compatibility with framework changes and GTA V updates. Active support community helps with configuration questions and custom integrations.