How much does it cost to upload a Roblox shirt?

Roblox lists an 80-Robux upload fee per submission and a refundable 10-Robux publishing advance for classic shirts, pants and t-shirts. The upload fee is not returned if moderation rejects the item.

Can a kid sell clothing on Roblox?

Selling needs ID verification (13+) or a linked parent account, 2-step verification, and Roblox Plus or Premium 1000/2200. In practice it is a teen project with a parent involved.

How much do I earn per sale?

On the Marketplace the base commission is 30%, rising toward 70% the higher your price is above the item's price floor. Sales inside someone else's game pay 30% to the creator and 40% to the game owner.

When can I use the Robux from sales?

Roblox holds Marketplace earnings for 30 days before they show up as available.

How to Make and Sell Roblox Clothing and UGC Items

Designing avatar items is the main way to earn Robux for creators who prefer art over building games. You can start with flat classic clothing (shirts, pants, t-shirts) or move up to 3D UGC accessories like hats and hair. Both need more account setup and Robux up front than a game pass, so here is exactly what Roblox requires and what it costs.

All fees and rates below come from Roblox's Creator Hub documentation, checked October 2026. Roblox adjusts them from time to time, so confirm on the upload screen before you pay.

Classic clothing vs UGC accessories

	Classic clothing	3D UGC accessories
What it is	A flat image wrapped on the avatar using a template	A 3D model: hats, hair, jackets, shoes and more
Tools	Any image editor	3D software such as Blender, plus Roblox Studio
Skill needed	Beginner	Intermediate to advanced
Publishing advance	10 Robux	600 to 2,500 Robux depending on type
Upload fee	80 Robux per submission	80 Robux per submission (500 with an emissive mask)

Most new creators start with classic clothing because it is cheap to try and teaches the Marketplace basics.

Account requirements

Roblox requires all of the following to publish avatar items and keep them on sale:

Verification: government-issued ID verification (13+), or a linked parent account.
2-step verification turned on.
A membership: Roblox Plus or a legacy Premium 1000/2200 plan. Premium is no longer sold to new members, so new creators use Plus. Our Premium vs Plus breakdown covers the cost.

For a teen, these steps go much smoother with a parent sitting alongside, which is also a good chance to set up account security.

Fees: what you pay to publish

Upload fee. 80 Robux each time you submit an item (500 if it uses an emissive mask). Roblox does not refund it if moderation rejects the item, so read the Marketplace policy before uploading.

Publishing advance. A refundable deposit Roblox collects when you put an item on sale. It comes back to you as the item earns. Examples from Roblox’s fee table:

Item type	Publishing advance
Classic t-shirt, shirt, pants	10 Robux
Layered jacket, sweater, shirt, pants, dress, skirt, shorts, shoes	600 Robux
Hair, neck, shoulder, front, back, waist accessories	1,000 Robux
Hats, faces, heads, emotes	1,500 Robux
Bodies	2,500 Robux

Limited items require larger advances.

What you earn per sale

Roblox’s commission depends on where the sale happens and how you price:

Marketplace sale: base creator commission is 30% at the price floor and rises as your price goes higher above it. Roblox’s table: 1.3x floor = 37%, 1.5x = 41%, 2x = 50%, 3x = 62%, 4x = 67%, 5x = 69%, and 6x or more = 70%.
Sale inside someone else’s game: creator 30%, game owner 40%.
Limited resale: the original creator gets 10% and the reseller 50%.

Earnings are held for 30 days before they become available. Price floors per item type are listed in the Creator Dashboard pricing page.

Getting started with classic clothing

Download the template for shirts or pants from Roblox’s Creator Hub. It shows where each part of the image lands on the body.
Design on the template in an image editor, keeping your art inside the marked areas.
Test in Studio on a dummy avatar before paying any fee.
Upload through the Creator Dashboard, pay the fee and wait for moderation.
Set a price at or above the floor and put it on sale.
Group items into a style (a matching shirt and pants) so buyers find more of your work.

Moderation mistakes that cost Robux

Copying logos, characters or another creator’s design. Rejected, and the upload fee is gone.
Inappropriate images or text. Same result, and repeat violations can hit the account.
Ignoring the template layout. The item looks broken and gets bad reviews even if approved.
Buying “cheap upload” services that ask for your password. Never share it; see why generator sites are scams for the same pattern.

For the full earning path, start with how to earn Robux step by step. Building games instead? Sell game passes. Ready to cash out? DevEx explained.