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T-Shirts — OopBuy Spreadsheet Buying Guide

The T-Shirts category in the OopBuy Spreadsheet is where many buyers start their journey. T-shirts are affordable, versatile, and relatively low-risk — but there are still important quality factors to understand before you browse the full catalog. From blank heavyweight tees to graphic prints, this category rewards buyers who know what to look for.

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What to Look For in T-Shirts

T-shirts range from basic blanks to elaborate graphic tees. The key differentiators are fabric weight (GSM), material composition, print quality, and fit. A well-chosen t-shirt can become a daily staple, while a poorly chosen one ends up unworn.

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Heavyweight Blanks: 250GSM+ cotton tees with structured fits. Look for tight collar ribbing and clean stitching

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Graphic Tees: Focus on print alignment, color accuracy, and whether the print is screen-printed or DTG

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Oversized Tees: Check the intended silhouette — some are boxy, some are elongated, and the difference matters

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Long Sleeve Tees: Pay attention to cuff quality and sleeve length proportions

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Sizing & Fit Guide for T-Shirts

T-shirt sizing is relatively straightforward, but pay attention to the intended fit. An 'oversized' tee may have a chest width 20-30cm larger than your standard size. Measure a t-shirt you already own and love: chest width (pit-to-pit) and length are the two most important measurements. For graphic tees, also check that the print placement looks correct at your size.

Common Mistakes When Buying T-Shirts

Not checking GSM — a 180GSM tee is thin and may be see-through, while 250GSM+ gives structure

Assuming all graphic prints are equal — DTG prints fade faster than screen prints

Ignoring collar construction — a loose collar after one wash is a common complaint

Not checking if the tee is pre-shrunk — cotton tees can shrink significantly on first wash

QC oopbuy Checklist for T-Shirts

Request front and back photos showing the full tee laid flat

Get close-up shots of collar stitching and ribbing quality

For graphic tees, request a straight-on photo of the print to check alignment

Ask for tag photos showing material composition and care instructions

Check hem stitching for evenness and durability

Shipping Notes for T-Shirts

T-shirts are lightweight (typically 200-350g each), making them great for filling out hauls without dramatically increasing shipping costs. They are also easy to compress, so adding a few tees to your order does not significantly impact shipping volume.

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