The SN clothing menu gives players a clean, organized way to dress their character, wrapping GTA's clothing options in a menu that is quick to navigate and pleasant to use. Tops, bottoms, shoes, hats and accessories all sit behind clear categories with instant preview, so putting together a complete outfit feels effortless rather than tedious.
Designed for ESX and QBCore, it slots into existing servers without a heavy setup, giving your community a smoother wardrobe experience than the clunky defaults many people still put up with today. The layout keeps every category within easy reach, so changing an outfit never turns into a frustrating hunt through nested menus.
What the clothing menu offers
- Categorized browsing for tops, bottoms, shoes, hats and accessories.
- Live preview so players see each change on their character instantly.
- Smooth navigation designed to feel fast and intuitive.
- Support for ESX and QBCore with a straightforward install.
- Clean styling that fits neatly alongside modern HUDs and menus.
Practical wardrobe features
- Optional outfit handling so players can save and reuse favorite looks.
- Configurable categories and access to match your server's setup.
- Lightweight performance that keeps the menu responsive in crowds.
- Readable configuration without the need to edit core logic.
- Works well next to appearance and barbershop systems you already run.
Clothing is a core part of how players express identity, and a fussy menu quietly discourages the kind of detail that makes a character memorable. A clean, reliable wardrobe encourages people to actually dress for the occasion, from a courtroom suit to a heist getup. When changing clothes is quick and pleasant, players do it far more often, and that constant self-expression makes the whole city feel more alive and individual.
For administrators, the value is in the balance of polish and simplicity. It is modern enough to feel premium yet light enough to drop in without a tangle of dependencies, making it an easy upgrade for servers of any size. It pairs naturally with barbershop and appearance systems you may already run, so players can manage their entire look through a consistent, cohesive set of tools rather than a patchwork of mismatched menus.
Give your players a wardrobe they enjoy. Explore more character tools in our scripts library, or complete the look with the full clothing menu and its companion appearance releases.
