KakoBuy T-Shirts Spreadsheet — Everyday Tee Guide

The T-Shirts category includes basic tees, graphic shirts, vintage washes, long sleeves, and polo shirts. The most popular items are heavyweight cotton basics, vintage-style prints, and designer-branded tees. Look for items that specify fabric weight — 200-250gsm is ideal for a quality basic tee. For printed designs, check if the print is screen-printed or heat-pressed.

Judge t-shirts by fabric weight, stitching quality, and print accuracy. The fabric should feel soft but substantial. Check the stitching on the collar, sleeves, and hem. The collar should be thick and hold its shape. For printed designs, the print should be accurate in color and placement. The kakobuy qc photos should show the print clearly under good lighting.

The most common mistake is buying the wrong size. T-shirts are often oversized or have a boxy fit. Always check the size chart and compare with a shirt you already own. Another mistake is ignoring fabric composition — some tees are advertised as cotton but are actually polyester blends. The KakoBuy Spreadsheet notes fabric composition when available.

Check the collar construction, sleeve length, and overall proportions. The print should be centered and at the correct height. Check the fabric texture in the QC photo — it should look like cotton, not shiny or synthetic. The kakobuy qc process for t-shirts is straightforward, but do not skip it. A bad tee is not worth shipping internationally.

T-shirts are often oversized. Check the length, chest width, and shoulder measurements. If you want a fitted look, consider sizing down. For a boxy fit, stick with your normal size. The shoulder seam should sit at the edge of your shoulder. If the shoulder measurement is too wide, the shirt will look sloppy.