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Welcome to the SuperBuy Spreadsheet T-Shirts category. This is your entry point for finding graphic tees, plain essentials, oversized shirts, and vintage-inspired prints in the AstroReps catalog. T-shirts are the most ordered category on SuperBuy, and this guide helps you buy smarter, avoid common mistakes, and understand what quality looks like before you browse the full selection.

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What to Buy in T-Shirts

The T-Shirts category covers plain essentials, graphic prints, vintage washes, oversized fits, and longline tees. The AstroReps catalog includes everything from basic cotton staples to limited-edition prints. For 2026, the trending styles include vintage-washed graphics, oversized boxy fits, and minimalist logo tees. Consider building a foundation of 3-5 plain tees and adding 2-3 statement graphics.

How to Judge Quality

Start with the fabric weight. A quality t-shirt should be at least 200gsm. Anything under 180gsm will feel thin and cheap. Check the collar construction. A ribbed collar with reinforced stitching lasts longer. For printed tees, the print should feel soft and integrated, not like a heavy vinyl sticker. The QC photos should show the print up close.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Buying the cheapest option is the top mistake. A $5 tee usually means thin fabric, poor stitching, and a collar that warps after two washes. Another mistake is ignoring the sizing chart. Oversized boxy fits have different measurements than standard cuts. Do not assume your usual size works. Also, some buyers forget to check if the print is on the front, back, or both.

Sizing Tips

For a standard fit, order your usual size. For an oversized or boxy fit, check the chest width and length measurements. Oversized tees often have a drop-shoulder design, so the shoulder point will be lower. If you want a fitted look, consider sizing down. Always check the length measurement, especially if you are tall, as some tees run short.

Material Tips

200-250gsm cotton is the sweet spot for daily wear. 100% cotton is soft and breathable but may shrink. Cotton-poly blends (like 80/20) resist shrinkage and hold their shape better. For vintage-washed tees, the fabric is usually pre-shrunk and softened. Slub cotton has a textured look and feels premium. Avoid anything under 180gsm for regular wear.

QC Checklist

In the QC photos, check the collar shape and stitching. A quality collar should lay flat and have a clean finish. Inspect the print for cracks, misalignment, or color bleeding. Look at the hem stitching. Double-needle stitching on the hem indicates better construction. Check for any stains or dye inconsistencies on the fabric.

T-Shirts FAQ

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How do I know if a t-shirt is oversized or regular fit?

The product description will specify the fit. If it says 'oversized,' 'boxy,' or 'loose,' expect wider measurements. Compare the chest width and length to a t-shirt you already own. Oversized fits typically have a chest width 4-8 inches larger than standard for the same size label.

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Will the print crack or fade after washing?

High-quality screen prints are durable and resist cracking. Cheap heat-transfer prints may crack after a few washes. The QC photos show the print texture. If it looks thick and plastic-like, it is likely heat-transfer. Wash inside out on a gentle cycle and air dry to extend print life.

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What GSM should I look for in a quality t-shirt?

For a quality feel, look for 200-250gsm. 180-200gsm is acceptable for summer. Below 180gsm feels cheap and may be see-through. Above 250gsm is heavyweight and feels premium but may be too warm for hot weather.

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