Take your uniform into the game.
Your Hemero design, made for Roblox and NBA 2K. A shirt and shorts your avatar can wear, and a 2K kit with your logo, colors and lettering.
Hemero isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by Roblox or 2K.
Suit up your avatar.
A classic Shirt and Pants made from your design: the sleeveless jersey on the torso, the shorts on the legs. Arms and lower legs stay clear, so your avatar’s skin shows.
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Drag to turnUpload to Roblox
- Download your shirt and pants.
- Try them at no cost in Roblox Studio: Avatar tab, Character, Block Avatar. Add a Shirt and a Pants to the rig, then set ShirtTemplate and PantsTemplate to your files.
- Upload on the Creator Dashboard: Avatar Items, Classics, Upload Asset. Pick Shirt, add a name, upload. Do the same for Pants.
- Wear them from your inventory once Roblox approves them. Pick a blocky or classic body: many newer 3D bodies don’t show classic clothing.
What Roblox allows
- Each upload costs 80 Robux. Shirt and pants are two uploads.
- To upload, Roblox asks for ID verification or a linked parent account. Under 18? Ask a parent first.
- Putting an item on sale adds a 10 Robux advance and needs Roblox Plus or Premium. Wearing your own items doesn’t.
What it doesn’t
- Classic clothing is a flat picture on a blocky body. It won’t drape like fabric.
- Layered 3D clothing needs a 3D model built in Blender or Maya. It’s not part of this kit.
- Names and logos you don’t own. Use your own team’s. Roblox reviews every upload.
Rules and fees as of October 2026: Roblox classic clothing guide.
Rebuild it in 2K.
2K doesn’t take a full jersey picture. You upload your logos through 2K’s image uploader, then rebuild the look in the game’s uniform editor. This kit has the logo files at 2K’s sizes, your pattern as graphics, your exact colors and the closest lettering.
Your logo files
Your file stays on this device. Use a logo your team owns.
Pattern graphics
Your design’s print, panel by panel, with no lettering or numbers (you rebuild those in the editor). Each is 1024 × 1024, under 1 MB.
Your colors
Type these into the editor’s color picker. Screens differ, so check them in the game.
ZIP: three logo files, four pattern graphics, front and back pictures of your uniform to copy from, your colors and these steps.
Get it into 2K
- Download the 2K kit and unzip it.
- Open the NBA 2K image uploader and sign in with the 2K account you play on.
- Upload team-logo-1024.png as your Team Logo. The arena and scorer’s table files go in their own slots.
- Upload the four pattern graphics the same way, 1024 × 1024 like the team logo.
- Wait for 2K’s review. Approved images show up in the game.
- Build it in the uniform editor (your MyNBA team, or your crew if you run it): pick the style closest to your design, type in your colors, choose the closest number font and add your logo.
- Lay on your pattern: add each pattern graphic as a large graphic on its panel (jersey front, jersey back, each shorts leg) and scale it to cover.
How big a graphic can go depends on the mode (MyNBA, MyTEAM or Pro-Am), so on some modes the pattern may only cover part of a panel.
Checked for NBA 2K27 (October 2026). Menu names change between editions. 2K takes PNG or JPG under 1 MB; these files are.
What 2K allows
- Team logo, arena logo and scorer’s table images, for MyNBA, MyTEAM and crews.
- Uploaded images as graphics on the uniform, which is how your pattern goes on.
- Your colors, numbers and names, rebuilt in the editor.
- Under 18? A parent may need to turn on image sharing in the 2K account first.
- A full jersey or shorts picture. The editor builds uniforms from its own styles.
- PC texture mods. 2K doesn’t support them, so we don’t make them.
- Marks you don’t own. 2K reviews every upload.