How to Install Custom Clothing and EUP in FiveM

Custom clothing and EUP (Emergency Uniform Pack) content let your players actually look the part — police in real uniforms, civilians in fresh fits. Installing it is straightforward once you understand the structure.

Clothing vs EUP

EUP specifically refers to emergency/service uniforms (police, medic, fire). General clothing packs add civilian tops, pants, shoes and accessories. Both stream new component models the clothing menu can apply.

1. Install the clothing resource

Drop the pack into resources and ensure it. Many EUP setups also rely on a base EUP resource being present — install that first if the pack requires it.

2. Use a compatible clothing menu

Players need a way to apply the new items — an appearance/clothing script that reads the expanded component ranges. Make sure your menu supports the higher drawable IDs custom packs add, or the new clothes won't show.

3. Watch component limits and conflicts

Stacking many clothing packs can collide on component slots, causing invisible or wrong items. Introduce packs one at a time and test each before adding the next.

4. Lock uniforms to jobs

Tie EUP uniforms to whitelisted jobs through your wardrobe/job script so only police wear police kit — the same principle as job-locking emergency vehicles.

Clothing completes the picture started by your emergency vehicles — matching cars and uniforms make service roles feel real.