LazyWardrobe

Dress your character properly. LazyWardrobe adds a full tailoring system to Minecraft: custom clothing you can wear over (or instead of) your armor, a dyeing workshop where you mix any color you want, and a paint table where you design a garment pixel by pixel.

48 pieces of clothing

Six tiers — Ragged, Modest, Affluent, Classy, Noble, Royal — each with masculine and feminine versions of a hood, a tunic or dress, pants and shoes. All of them are custom 3D models, not recolored vanilla armor.

Each garment has multiple dye channels: the cloth, the trim and the details take different colors, so two players in the same outfit never have to look the same. Dyeing keeps the shading and detail of the original texture, so a bright color still looks like fabric and not like a flat block of paint.

Mix any color you want

You are not stuck with 16 dyes.

• Fill a Dye Vat with water and add dyes until you get the exact shade you want.
• Bottle it or bucket it, then use it to dye clothes at the Dye Workbench — with a live preview so you see the result before you commit.
• Used the wrong dye? Soap washes the vat clean and you start over.
• The Artist's Journal saves your colors and the recipe you used, so you can mix the same shade again any time.
• Dyed liquid is a real fluid you can place and pour. Drinking it is a bad idea, and also quite funny.

Design your own clothes

Custom Clothes come out blank. Put one on a Paint Table and you get a proper pixel editor for the garment:

• Rotate the model and paint directly onto it, part by part.
• Brush, Multiply, Smooth and Eraser tools, with adjustable brush size and softness.
• Your paint comes from bottles of dyed liquid and runs out as you use it, so the design is something you actually spend resources on.
• Sign your work when it's finished — the garment keeps a record of everyone who worked on it, which makes them worth trading on a server.

Furnish the shop

• Manique Stand — display a full outfit, and rotate it with the Manique Wrench.
• Mirror — see what you're actually wearing.
• Clothesline — hang garments up with a clothespin.
• Jar — holds milk or honey, hangs from the ceiling, and works as a lamp if you fill it with lava.

Progression

A Tailor villager sells the contracts that unlock the workstations, so tailoring is a trade you work toward rather than something you get for free. Over 30 advancements guide you from your first workbench to a full Royal wardrobe and a thousand-pixel painted masterpiece.

Requirements

• Minecraft 1.19.2, Fabric Loader
• Fabric API
• GeckoLib 3.1.40

Servers and modpacks

Fully multiplayer-safe: the server stays authoritative, all data is stored on the item, and rendering work happens only on the client. TOML config files let you adjust garment durability, crafting recipes, fluid behavior, journal size, contract requirements and whether the advancements appear at all. /lazywardrobe panic closes every station instantly if you need it during an event.