Clothing UI Improvement

The current clothing store UI only displays item numbers and requires players to cycle through each item individually to find what they want. This makes shopping for clothes, accessories, and other customization options unnecessarily time-consuming, especially when there are hundreds of items available in each category.

It’s difficult to find specific items or compare different styles without having to go through them one by one.

Describe the feature you'd like

I’d love to see an improved clothing store UI that makes browsing and customizing outfits easier and more user-friendly.

Some suggested improvements:

Visual item previews: Display the actual clothing items in a grid or catalog instead of only showing item numbers. Players should be able to see what each item looks like before selecting it.
Search functionality: Add a search bar to help players find specific clothing items or accessories quickly.
Better categorization: Organize items into clearer subcategories, such as hoodies, jackets, T-shirts, pants, shoes, hats, masks, glasses, and other accessories.
Filters and sorting: Allow players to filter items by category, color, or other relevant options.
Easier browsing: Let players click on an item to preview it directly on their character, with the ability to switch between items without repeatedly using the arrows.

These changes would make the clothing store much more convenient and enjoyable to use, while making it easier for players to create and customize their outfits.

Describe alternatives you've considered

The current alternative is to manually cycle through item numbers until finding something suitable. However, this becomes tedious when a category contains hundreds of items, and it’s difficult to remember which item numbers correspond to specific clothing pieces.

Additional context

The current UI already separates clothing into categories, which is a good starting point. Building on that by adding visual previews, searchable items, and more detailed subcategories would significantly improve the overall experience for everyone who enjoys character customization.

Even implementing a visual catalog and a search bar as a first step would make a huge difference.