Anti Social Social Club Multicolor T-Shirt Collection Review: Loose Raglan Tees, 230gsm Cotton

Anti Social Social Club's multicolor T-shirt collection is one listing carrying one basic shape: a short-sleeve, collarless crew-neck pullover in a loose fit, printed with lettering and geometric motifs. The colorway list is the real product here — a cherry blossom series numbered roughly 01 through 29, most of them black, white, grey, or burgundy on a 230gsm double-yarn cotton knit. We ordered and tested it through a shopping agent so we could put the knit, the print, and the sizing claims on a table before committing a US haul to it.

What we ordered and how we checked it

Our testing team bought two pieces from the cherry blossom series, one black base and one white base, and had both sent to a Guangzhou warehouse. We logged the QC photo set against the listing images, then measured the size L flat with a tape before consolidation. Because this is a raglan cut, there is no shoulder seam to measure across the back, so we took the sleeve from the collar edge to the cuff instead — the same measurement you should ask for if you request extra QC.

The listing quotes a 1–3cm tolerance, and our two colorways landed inside that range of each other, so the per-colorway variance we expected did not show up in this pair. It may still show up in others — the size chart is worth re-reading for the specific number you pick.

Fabric, print, and finish

The knit is double-yarn cotton with a printed finish, and at roughly 230gsm it reads as mid-weight rather than heavy. It has a dry, matte hand out of the bag and a slight body, so it hangs instead of clinging. The print sits visibly on top of the fabric rather than sinking into it, which is what you want to know before you buy: it is a surface layer, and surface layers are what peel. One recurring criticism of ASSC tees is that they feel like basic blanks with a screen print on them, and on the fabric side we can see the argument, though the specified knit weight is higher than a typical promotional blank.

Fit and the sizing argument

Buyer reports on ASSC sizing genuinely conflict, and we are not going to flatten that into a single answer. One camp says the brand's tees run very small in certain drops and recommends going up at least one size; another says they run close to true to size or slightly big and that a wash will tighten a loose fit. Our size L sample matched the listing's own description of a loose fit. If you are between sizes and want the loose, layered look, the larger size is the safer call; if you want it closer, stay put and expect the first cold wash to pull it in slightly.

Washing and print durability

Every durability note we collected pointed the same direction: keep heat away from the graphic.

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.

We cold-washed one tee by hand, air-dried it flat, and saw no lifting at the print edge after a single cycle. That is one wash, not a season of them, so treat it as a floor rather than proof. A tumble dryer is the documented failure mode here, and a printed tee at this price is not worth testing the theory on.

Price and what actually lands on your card

The listing shows $6.87 USD against a $7.28 original price, and the item is marked in stock, SKU 7718733486. That is the garment price only. You then pay agent service fees, domestic shipping into the warehouse, and either consolidation or an international line to the US. The listing's own weight field reads 0.00, so ignore it — our sample came in at 232 g, and a tee this light barely moves your parcel cost. Order two or three colorways if you are building a haul; the per-item shipping penalty is small.

Waiting, shipping, and handling

ASSC has a documented history of long order handling and shipping times — the brand's own terms once allowed roughly 14–24 business days of handling and 7–10 days for delivery — and that history generated widespread complaints before logistics were reorganized around 2023. Routing through an agent does not fix slow supplier-side dispatch, but it does mean the item lands in a warehouse you can inspect before it flies, rather than sitting in international transit while you wait for a photo. Budget patience on the supplier side and keep the parcel in the warehouse until the QC set clears.

Where it fits in a rotation

• Spring through autumn casual wear, with a listed 2026 spring release season.
• Easy layering under an open jacket, where the chest graphic stays visible.
• Denim and shorts territory — nothing here needs a specific outfit.

Two things remain unverified: whether other numbered colorways in the 01–29 run measure like our size L pair, and how the print holds up past a handful of washes. Both are answerable with a warehouse QC photo set and a tape measure, which is the cheapest insurance on a tee this inexpensive.