T-Shirts
CSSBuy Spreadsheet
This is the CSSBuy Spreadsheet entry for T-Shirts — the category with the highest purchase frequency. The full catalog includes 1,800+ tees from basic essentials to limited graphic prints. This page explains how to judge fabric quality, how to spot good vs bad prints, and what to expect for sizing. Use the full catalog CTA below to browse all options.
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Before You Buy
Buying Tips
- Look for 200gsm+ cotton for a premium feel. Basic tees are often 160-180gsm.
- Vintage wash tees should have a soft, slightly worn texture — not a harsh chemical smell.
- Graphic prints should be screen printed or high-quality DTG — avoid heat transfer vinyl.
- Buy in multiples to save on shipping per item.
Style Direction
In 2026, oversized boxy fits and vintage-washed tees dominate. Earth tones and muted colors are the safe choice. For graphics, minimalist text-based designs and vintage brand logos are trending. The 'quiet luxury' aesthetic means subtle branding and premium fabric over loud logos.
Common Mistakes
- Buying the cheapest option without checking fabric weight.
- Assuming all 'oversized' fits are the same — measurements vary.
- Not checking if the print is on the front, back, or both.
- Ignoring neckline quality — cheap tees have necklines that stretch out in a week.
QC Checklist
- Fabric weight and softness — 200gsm+ is the sweet spot.
- Print quality and edge sharpness.
- Neckline ribbing and stitching.
- Seam quality and overall construction.
Sizing Advice
T-shirt sizing is relatively consistent, but oversized fits add 5-10cm to chest and length. Measure your favorite tee and compare. If you want a boxy fit, look for 'drop shoulder' or 'oversized' in the description.
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Open Full CatalogT-Shirts Questions
Common questions specific to this category.
What fabric weight is best for a premium tee?
200gsm or higher is considered premium. 240-280gsm is heavyweight. Anything below 180gsm is thin and likely see-through.
How do I check print quality?
Request close-up QC photos. Screen printing should have a slightly raised, textured feel. DTG should look smooth but not plasticky.
Will the tee shrink after washing?
Most cotton tees shrink 3-5% on the first wash. Pre-shrunk tees will shrink less. Size up slightly if you are between sizes.