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Can I have a merchant with the skill to make a vendor that will show up on the planetary map, puta vendor in my shop (i would give him or her admin rights) giving me admin rights so I can put my clothing and armor on it ?

You can not give admin rights to a vendor. Only ther Merchant can manage the vendor.

Nope what you see is what we make, and we are pretty upset about it too.

Nope. Maybe with combat modules but even then it's highly doubtful.

Yes, but tailors make that type of armour, not armoursmiths

Just ask any good tailor for clothing and you'll get what you apparently are after

i think what he means is: is it possible to make a set of, say, composite armor that's just for show. Y'know, no encumberance, no armor rating, and no resists.

I could be wrong, but ALL armor will have encumberance no matter what the condition. The condition effects its resists, but it still is armor and encumbers just the same. Just because a comp chest plate has 0 condition doesn't mean it is now near weightless.

If you want to mix clothing with armor, which I am doing now, you are stuck with the encumberance. Sorry. It is impossible to make a piece of armor with no encumberance.

I think that an ubese shirt is considered armor and it doesn't have any resists orencumberence. It is listed under the armor section in the crafting window.

I've seen a few examples of neat mixes of clothing and armor, clearly worn for fashion. But while you could probably make armor with encumberance experimented fully instead of resists, and you could probably make segments with the same, and you could probably not add layers. I think you would still end up with a fair bit of encumberance.

Plus you'll never find an armorsmith willing to do so. To make any of the higher armors requires identical segments, ie: factory segments. Not many people would be willing to fire off factory segments experimented for encumberance instead of resists.

Actually a suit of armor that was 0 encumberence would be lots more useful than clothes because armor would automatically cut the damage in half of everything that it wasn't vulnerable to.