T-Shirts

CSSBuyT-ShirtsSpreadsheet Entry

This is the T-Shirts Spreadsheet entry page. T-shirts are the cheapest entry point into the rep market. They are lightweight, easy to ship, and simple to QC. The main risks are thin fabric, off-center prints, and neck tag errors. This page explains what to verify before you open the full T-Shirts catalog.

Buying Tips

  • Check the fabric GSM — aim for 200+ for durability
  • Verify the print is screen-printed, not heat-transferred
  • Check the neck tag for correct branding and spelling
  • Look at the shoulder seam stitching

Common Mistakes

  • Buying ultra-cheap tees that are see-through
  • Ignoring the size chart — Asian M is often US XS
  • Not checking if the print is double-sided when it should be
  • Ordering summer-weight tees for winter wear

QC Checklist

Fabric thickness and opacity

Print sharpness and color accuracy

Neck tag branding and stitching

Shoulder seam alignment

Sizing Advice

T-shirts usually run one size smaller than US sizing. If you wear a US Medium, order a Large. Check the shoulder width carefully — it is the hardest measurement to fix if wrong.

Target Audience

Budget buyers, summer wardrobe builders, and graphic tee collectors.

Risk Level

Low — inexpensive and easy to replace if something goes wrong.

T-Shirts FAQ

What GSM should a good T-shirt have?
Aim for 200+ GSM for durability. 180 GSM is acceptable but may feel thin. Under 160 GSM is usually see-through.
Are rep T-shirts worth buying?
Yes. They are the lowest-risk category. Lightweight, easy to ship, and flaws are rarely visible when worn.
How do I know if a print is screen-printed?
Screen-printed designs feel slightly raised and textured. Heat-transferred designs feel smooth and plastic-like. Ask for a close-up QC photo.

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