This McDonalds uniform pack gives your server a ready-made fast-food workforce, complete with the branded crew and manager looks players instantly recognise. If your city runs restaurant jobs or civilian side hustles, this set makes those shifts feel official rather than improvised.
Every outfit is streamed as an add-on component for the freemode male and female peds, so it slots into your clothing menu without touching base-game textures. That keeps job uniforms organised and easy to hand out through your whitelist or job scripts.
What the McDonalds uniform pack includes
The bundle covers the whole restaurant hierarchy so every role on the floor looks distinct.
- Crew shirts and caps in the familiar red and yellow colourway.
- Manager attire that visually separates supervisors from staff.
- Aprons and work trousers built for a tidy on-shift appearance.
- Matching options for both MP male and MP female characters.
- Clean branded textures that read clearly from across the counter.
Perfect for job-based roleplay
Player-run businesses thrive on identity, and a proper uniform is the fastest way to sell one.
- Great for restaurant jobs, drive-thru scenes and delivery gigs.
- Helps customers spot staff instantly during busy service.
- No clipping across shirts, aprons and headwear during animations.
- Works with ESX, QBCore and standalone frameworks with no edits.
- Lightweight streaming keeps new employees loading in fast.
Installation is quick: place the stream folder in your clothing resource, register it in the manifest and restart the server. The uniforms then appear in the correct slots, ready for business owners to assign as they hire and promote their teams.
Job uniforms give casual roleplay a surprising amount of structure, turning a simple burger run into a shared scene with clear roles. That everyday texture is exactly what makes a living city feel populated and real between the big criminal storylines.
Fill out your civilian job scene with more fits from our civilian clothing range, or browse the complete clothing collection for matching looks.
It also slots naturally into the loops your players already enjoy, giving staff and regulars one more reason to keep coming back, and because it is open-source you can adjust, rename and balance it to match exactly how your own server likes to run.
