This product includes one customized Roblox Girl Birthday Shirt Iron On Transfer design. Once checkout has taken place, a digital file will be delivered directly to you via email.
Suppose you own copyright or trademark rights that have been infringed by content on Roblox Services and believe they violate your rights. In that case, you can submit a complaint through Roblox’s Creator-to-Creator Copying Complaint Process described in Section 10 of its User Terms.
T-shirts
If you’re hosting a Roblox-themed birthday, these personalized t-shirts can make the day extra special. With sizes to fit all family members and a fun and festive design that kids will adore, these make a fantastic keepsake that they will treasure forever. Personalization options also allow for genuinely personalized gifts they’ll keep close.
By uploading a t-shirt to the Marketplace, you grant Roblox an exclusive, worldwide, irrevocable, perpetual, fully paid, sublicensable right to apply your user-generated content (UGC) to Classic Avatars both within the Services and off of them (except where created by other Creators). This right does not include the ability to sell or otherwise commercially exploit your t-shirt or other clothing item. Nonetheless, if you believe a shirt you have designed violates your copyright or trademark rights, please follow the process outlined in our User Terms to file a copyright infringement claim against its Creator. Report t-shirts to our Marketplace that violate community guidelines, including offensive or inappropriate language or images, as well as illegal activity. Be sure to read and agree to the User Terms before uploading t-shirts for sale in our Marketplace.
Classic shirts and pants
Classic shirts and pants are image assets used to provide clothing coverage on an avatar’s body. Primarily used as additions to clothing covering the torso and limbs, some outfits may even use shirts without sleeves to increase recognition. There are various styles, colors, and textures available when creating classic shirts/pants; images should be square with an alpha channel support to enable transparent regions within them.
Roblox provides two primary forms of clothing – shirts are square and are applied directly to an avatar’s front torso while pants wrap around its legs – that can be made in various colors with different textures and patterns, and both types can also be combined with other clothing types to form more complete outfits. A sub-community of designers on Roblox is dedicated to producing classic shirts and pants for use in games, as well as partnerships that exist between themselves and groups that support them.
Classic shirt and pant designs may contain copyrighted elements that restrict their reuse; when this occurs, their original designer may submit a takedown request in order to have these assets removed from Roblox’s site. Unfortunately, this issue has led to frustration among developers who have seen their work stolen and uploaded by other users without their consent.
Even with these issues in place, classic shirts and pants can still be created and uploaded for sale, though it will cost 10 Robux each time. There are certain restrictions regarding their use; clothing associated with discriminatory groups or that resemble such is forbidden under community rules.
Roblox restrictions can sometimes be complex for new players to understand, mainly when multiple accounts upload an identical design. Furthermore, it can be challenging for Roblox to track changes made to stolen assets that reupload again; no way exists for Roblox to monitor these modifications.
Roblox designers have also come under scrutiny for creating clothing designs based on real-world textures or other non-belonging content that does not belong to them. While this does not violate its Terms of Service, it does violate Roblox’s trademark and intellectual property policies, prompting some creators to file DMCA requests against these designs.
Clothing templates
Clothing templates are square images designed to be applied directly onto an avatar’s torso, including color boxes for the front, back, sides, and sleeves of shirts as well as dotted lines that indicate where the top and bottom should be located. Sleeves may remain blank to create short sleeves, or different images can be placed on each left and right sleeve for short sleeves; additionally, text may also appear when an avatar wears them.
When designing a shirt, you must use a photo editing program with layers support. You can find such programs by searching “Photoshop” on your operating system or online search engines. Once you’ve found one, save the t-shirt template onto your computer – by right-clicking and choosing “Save image as.” Save it somewhere convenient so it is easily accessible later.
Once your shirt is complete, uploading it to Roblox allows you to test it among the community and earn money for your masterpiece. To upload, go to the Upload Asset page and select T-Shirt or Shirt and Pants as the asset type selector menu; upload a valid file; name and describe your item; once uploaded, it will appear in the Marketplace where players can equip or sell it to others.
Robux or in-experience Items can be exchanged for virtual content, such as shirts. However, purchasing virtual content does not confer any legal rights to either you or its creators.
Roblox encourages creativity and respects the intellectual property rights of others, such as Creators. Any person who believes content on Roblox violates their copyright or trademark can file a notification pursuant to the DMCA (see Section 11b of these User Terms) to notify Roblox of such violation and take appropriate actions, such as removing offending user-generated content (UGC), notifying affected users or terminating accounts of those involved.
Testing your clothes
Roblox allows players to customize the clothes worn by their avatar using its upload asset feature, while you can create clothing to sell to other players on its Marketplace for a fee. Before adding new items to this space, however, testing them first is required before uploading.
Launch Open Studio and select Dummy as an avatar mannequin in the Explorer window. Next, insert an object like a T-Shirt Graphic (T-shirt), Pants, or Sweatpants; apply their clothing textures onto the Dummy character; check if all works as intended by testing this way; this test method doesn’t incur a fee as purchasing virtual items or content through Services does not grant legal rights over such content.
