Survival Clothing | Complete Bundle

We started making this collection over a year ago while working with friends on an Italian zombie survival server. We wanted clothes to be worth looking for, repairing and trading. That is why every model has four finishes: clean, bloodied, dirty and patched.

The Complete Bundle brings together all seven packs. You can put together a full outfit with the same finish, or mix a clean jacket with worn pants and a patched backpack. All 1,006 models are included, with 4,024 texture variants across the male and female collections.

Save €100.93 with the complete bundle

Each pack costs €49.99. Buying all seven separately comes to €349.93; the bundle is €249, saving you €100.93, or about 29%. You get the same complete packs, including all four finishes for every model.

What is included

• Jackets: 255 models
• Backpacks: 116 models
• Hats: 153 models
• Masks: 118 models
• Pants: 128 models
• Shoes: 103 models
• Armor and tactical vests: 133 models

The collection covers 492 male and 514 female freemode models. Selected designs carry familiar GTA brands, including ProLaps, Merryweather, Guffy and Perseus, alongside faction details from The Lost MC and Angels of Death.

For your FiveM server

Every pack uses optimized textures across all four finishes. The clothing is lore-friendly and made for GTA V freemode characters.

Build the gameplay around the clothes

With ML Inventory and ML Clothing, you can set up clothes as items to equip and trade, assign backpack capacity and configure selected plate carriers. Separate loot and crafting scripts let you decide what players find and what they can make. ML Climatic Vitals and ML Radiation can give clothing a role in your survival setup.

The bundle contains the clothing assets. Companion scripts are sold separately, and the mechanics need your own configuration and item mappings. The four finishes are selectable textures; automatic wear and repairs require additional integration. Use a compatible freemode clothing system. The assets have no ESX, QBCore or Qbox dependency.