Fast answer: dpClothing is a FiveM clothing menu resource used to toggle clothing items such as masks, hats, bags, and accessories. Install it like a normal client resource, test commands in game, and check for conflicts with your character creator or clothing store.
Last updated: June 25, 2026
Verified source: review the archived upstream code in the andristum/dpclothing GitHub repository. Check its age and compatibility before combining it with a current appearance system.
Setup checklist
- Install the resource in your server resources folder.
- Check that the resource has a valid
fxmanifest.lua. - Add
ensure dpclothingtoserver.cfg. - Restart or refresh resources.
- Join the server and test the menu/commands.
What to test
- Hat, mask, glasses, shirt, pants, shoes, and bag toggles.
- Male and female characters.
- Job uniforms and saved outfits.
- Death, revive, reconnect, and character reload behavior.
Common conflicts
Clothing resources often conflict when two scripts try to control the same component. If dpClothing works at first but breaks after changing outfits, test your clothing store, character creator, job uniform system, and inventory clothing items one at a time.
Related FiveM clothing guides
Best use case
dpClothing is useful when players need quick clothing toggles without opening a full store or character editor. It is not a replacement for a complete clothing shop, uniform system, or character creator.
Admin test checklist
Test dpClothing with handcuff scripts, job uniforms, saved outfits, death/revive flows, and reconnects. Clothing state bugs often appear only after a player changes jobs or reloads a character.
FiveMX safety note
This free resource is kept indexed because it has existing demand or useful internal value, but the external source should still be reviewed before use. If you download it, scan the files, inspect the code, test on a staging server, and keep a backup before adding it to a live FiveM server.
For cleaner alternatives, browse free FiveM scripts, paid FiveM scripts, or FiveM MLOs.
Source and install confidence
dpClothing is useful when players need quick clothing toggles, but it should still be tested like a normal live-server resource. Confirm that your source is maintained, that commands match your server, and that clothing states do not conflict with uniforms, inventories or death/revive flows.
Good fit and bad fit
It is a good fit for quick masks, hats, bags and accessory toggles. It is a bad fit as a replacement for a full clothing store, character creator or job-uniform system. Keep those responsibilities separate so support issues are easier to trace.
Conflict checks
Test dpClothing with saved outfits, job uniforms, handcuffs, death/revive flows and reconnects. Clothing state issues often appear only after the player changes jobs or reloads a character. If your server already has a heavy clothing system, make sure quick toggles do not overwrite saved looks.
For broader clothing setup work, use how to stream clothing and the clothing resource category.
Document which command opens the menu and which clothing items can be toggled. Clear player instructions reduce reports that are really keybind or command confusion.
Keep a short rollback note in your staff docs so uniforms can be restored quickly if a toggle breaks saved outfits.