Every roleplay server needs a solid wardrobe before it needs anything fancy. This FiveM base game clothes guide explains what the Clothes Base pack contains and how it fits into a server. It covers the file counts, the DLC list, the build notes and what you do and do not receive. All facts come from the product listing.
What Clothes Base is
Clothes Base rebuilds the base-game wardrobe with 2,800+ optimized clothing items. The listing calls it the essential starting point for a roleplay server. It covers everyday civilian wear as well as duty clothing. It is the foundation version of the clothing package, and the expansions are sold on their own.
Who Clothes Base suits
This pack makes the most sense for a server that needs a full wardrobe from day one. A new city can use it as the clothing layer that everything else builds on. An older city can use it to rebuild its base wardrobe in one resource. Since it covers civilian wear and duty uniforms, it serves regular players and job roles at the same time.
The numbers inside the pack
Here is the catalog as the description lists it.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model files (.ydd) | 2,838 |
| Texture files (.ytd) | 9,823 |
| Total file size | 6.20 GB |
| Content | Civilian wear, duty uniforms, accessories, tattoos, beards, custom makeups |
| Protection | CFX.re Asset Escrow |
| Delivery | CFX Portal |
A quick note on file types. A .ydd file holds the clothing models. A .ytd file holds the textures that color them. One model can have several textures, which is why texture files outnumber models.
The DLC list explained
The pack is built on four DLC names. Knowing them helps when you check how it sits next to other clothing resources.
- mp_freemode_01 is the core multiplayer base.
- mpbeach covers beachwear and casual apparel.
- mpchristmas is integrated for police and duty uniforms.
- ttmodz_1_prop is a custom prop DLC for high heels and hats.
The custom prop DLC is the part that is not a base-game name. It is where the high heels and hats live.
Build and performance notes
The preview was recorded on gamebuild 2944. The listing says the pack is tested and verified up to gamebuild 3095. It also says it works on high-density servers with 100+ peds, 100+ maps and 200+ stream vehicles.
According to the description, texture sizes are tightly managed and geometry is optimized. The aim is to avoid client crashes and streaming budget limits. Your server needs FXServer 5181 or above. The pack is standalone and listed for QBCore, ESX, vRP or custom frameworks.
Setup steps from this FiveM base game clothes guide
The listing describes a simple drag-and-drop resource that you start via server.cfg. Here is the usual order.
- Get the resource through the CFX Portal.
- Place it in your server's resources folder.
- Add an ensure line for it in server.cfg.
- If you enforce a game build, stay within the tested range. The highest verified build is 3095.
- Restart the server and check the new items in your clothing menu.
The pack is large at 6.20 GB. Plan for that size when players join your server for the first time.
Tips before you go live
A clothing pack this size touches every player, so a little care helps.
- Test it on a development server before your live one.
- Check for other clothing resources that use the same DLC names.
- Keep a copy of your current server.cfg before you change it.
- Tell players to expect a larger first download after the update.
What you receive, and what you do not
Clothes Base is the basic foundation version. You only receive the items shown in the preview video. Future clothes and updates are sold separately as update packages. A purchase grants single-community usage rights for your own servers.
The cover sums up the key facts: 6.20 GB, 2,838 .ydd models, plus tattoos, beards and makeups. The preview video under this post shows the items that come with the pack.
Where DLC 1 and DLC 2 fit
The base pack is made to be layered. The listing points to two expansions and one bundle.
- Clothes Dlc 1 adds addon clothes on top.
- Clothes Dlc 2 adds custom clothes on top.
- The Discounted Clothes Pack [1] takes everything at once.
FAQ
How big is Clothes Base?
The total file size is 6.20 GB.
Does it include duty uniforms?
Yes. Duty uniforms are part of the catalog. The mpchristmas DLC is integrated for police and duty uniforms.
Are future clothes included?
No. Future clothes and updates are sold separately as update packages.
Which game build should I use?
The preview was recorded on 2944. The pack is tested and verified up to 3095.
Can I edit the textures?
Yes. The YMT and YTD assets are editable for custom logos, colors or liveries.
Build your wardrobe
Start with the base, then add expansions when you need them. Keep this FiveM base game clothes guide nearby as your server grows. See the clothing category for every clothing product. Open the Clothes Base page to watch the preview video and read the full listing.
