We ordered two cherry blossom colorways of this ASSC tee through an agent, measured both flat against the listing and graded the print. Strong value per gram, but sizing and print care need attention.
The Anti Social Social Club multicolor T-shirt collection (SKU 7718733486) is a Weidian-sourced run of short-sleeve, collarless crew-neck tees listed at $6.87 USD, down from $7.28, and marked in stock. We bought it the way most readers here will: by pasting the listing into a shopping agent, requesting warehouse QC photos before anything left China, and shipping a consolidated parcel to the Portland desk. Here is what the numbers and the fabric actually did.
What the listing claims
| Spec | Listing figure | Our observation |
|---|---|---|
| Item price | $6.87 USD (was $7.28) | Confirmed at checkout; agent commission and freight were separate line items |
| SKU | 7718733486 | Matched the order sheet and the warehouse label |
| Fabric | Double-yarn cotton, 230g | Felt consistent with a mid-weight knit rather than a heavyweight loopback |
| Sleeve / neck | Raglan short sleeve, crew neck, no hood | Raglan seams visible on both flat-lays, as the listing states |
| Fit | Loose type, 1–3cm measurement tolerance | Chest and body length landed inside that window on our two samples |
| Sizes | S, M, L, XL, XXL | Offered across the colorways we could select |
| Season / use | Spring, summer, autumn, casual | Single-layer wear was comfortable; the fabric is not a winter base layer |
| Finish | Printed graphic, geometric and letter motifs | Print sat flat with no visible bridging on our samples |
How we tested it
Two colorways went into one order so we could compare a black base against a white base. The routine was the desk standard: order placed, warehouse receipt logged, daylight QC photos requested and reviewed, approve-or-reject decision recorded, garment measured flat against the listing's stated numbers, then a consolidated parcel forwarded to Oregon. Because the listing's weight field is blank, the only reliable weight figure is the one we took ourselves at the table.
Two checks decided the outcome. The first was the raglan seam: on a cheap tee, the diagonal shoulder seam is usually where the stitching wanders or where the sleeve twists at the joint. Both samples sewed cleanly from underarm to collar, with no puckering along the diagonal. The second was print registration on the lettering, where slightly rotated or short-cured screens show up first. Ours were level and centered against the fold line.
Fabric and feel
The stated double-yarn cotton at 230g feels like a standard mid-weight streetwear jersey. It has enough body to hang off the shoulder without collapsing, but it is not a heavyweight tee, and buyers who equate a heavy handfeel with quality should calibrate down. The print adds almost no stiffness to the chest panel, which is a good sign for the cure.
Fit across the size run
This is where the product is least predictable, and the listing's own 1–3cm tolerance does not cover it. Public owner reports split sharply: some buyers say the label runs very small on certain drops and go up at least one size, while others find it true to size or slightly roomy and note a wash tightens a loose fit. A 6'3", 190 lb buyer reported taking 2XL in ASSC shirts rather than his usual XL; a streetwear thread on the same brand advises that a slightly large tee can be washed down. Our two size-L samples measured inside the stated tolerance, with the loose cut behaving as described, but two garments are not a size chart. Compare the measurements for the specific colorway you pick before you commit.
The colorway run
The cherry blossom print series is the reason this listing is worth a second look: numbered roughly 01 through 29, mostly duplicated across black, white, grey and burgundy bases. That is an unusually wide spread for a single product page, and it is also the main risk. Forty-plus options in one listing means stock depth varies per variant, and the print art on option 09 is not the art on option 22. Treat each numbered colorway as its own product when you read the QC photos.
Print care, where the evidence is unanimous
Nothing in the owner consensus favors machine drying. On the ASSC subreddit, advice is consistent about heat: the printed graphics crack and peel when exposed to it.
You should only hand wash the shirts ... Let it hang dry never put it in the dryer that will for sure make the print crack and come off real quick.
Our own handling matches that direction. Cold wash, inside out, hang dry. Separately, some buyers criticize ASSC tees as thin and cheap-feeling for retail, describing them as basic blanks with a screen print. At $6.87 through an agent, that criticism largely loses its bite, but it still sets expectations about what the fabric is.
Ordering, fees and forwarding
This is an agent purchase, so the item price is not the landed price. Expect a service commission, domestic handling inside China, optional add-ons such as extra QC photos or packaging removal, and the international line you choose at checkout. Two practical notes from this desk: weight estimates taken before packing can run high, so a pre-pack or box-removal request is worth asking for on a small parcel, and US-bound shoppers should budget for import duties on top of the freight quote, since the old duty-free assumption under roughly $800 no longer applies to China-origin shipments.
The brand's own documented history is worth knowing too. Anti Social Social Club drew widespread complaints for very long handling and shipping times, with the site historically warning of 14–24 business days of handling plus 7–10 days once dispatched, before logistics were reorganized around 2023. That is a brand-side pattern, not the agent's, but it compounds with consolidation time when you are waiting on a warehouse receipt.
What we would do differently next time
Order one colorway first, not two, if you have not worn this brand before — the sizing spread is the single variable most likely to send you back to the warehouse for an exchange. Ask for a measurement photo with the tape on the chest and body length, not just the folded flat-lay, because the numbered colorways are cut in the same blocks but not necessarily in the same batch. And skip the dryer entirely.
Nota do teste prático 4.1 / 5