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

What we ordered and how it was checked

This is a grouped streetwear listing rather than a single garment: a run of short-sleeve, pullover Anti Social Social Club tees built on black and white bases, with numbered cherry-blossom prints carrying geometric motifs and lettering across the chest. Our testing team ordered a representative piece from the run (SKU 7718733486) through the Litbuy agent, kept the numbered tray for the parcel, and opened it the day it cleared customs.

Warehouse QC photos were graded against our five-point checklist before the parcel was even posted — stitching, symmetry, print alignment, hardware and material appearance. After arrival, the same checklist was repeated on the physical tee with a 150 cm tailor's tape and digital calipers, and any deviation from the warehouse set was photographed side by side with the original QC image.

Listing specification as written

How the physical sample graded

On the bench, the raglan seam construction was the most convincing element: the sleeve-to-body joins sat symmetrical left against right, with no pucker along the curve. Print alignment on our piece tracked the flat-lay warehouse image closely — the chest graphic sat level against the shoulder line rather than drifting toward the hem, which is the usual failure on cheap screen-printed runs. Stitching at the neck rib and hem was continuous and evenly spaced.

Material appearance matched the double-yarn claim in the sense that the knit reads mid-weight and opaque rather than papery, and the 230 gsm figure is consistent with how the fabric hangs. Digital calipers on the flat hem put finishing within a standard commercial range, and the 1–3 cm tolerance the listing declares is realistic rather than optimistic.

Two of the five checklist points — material hand-feel and print durability — cannot be judged from a single unworn sample, and we flag them as unverified rather than passed.

The three cautions that matter

• Print care. Long-term ASSC owners consistently advise hand-washing and keeping these tees out of the dryer, reporting that the printed graphics crack and peel once heat is involved. A cured screen print will survive a single cold wash, but we cannot promise a tumble-dry cycle.
• Sizing inconsistency. Buyer reports conflict. Some ASSC buyers size up at least one — one 6 ft 3 in, 190 lb buyer takes 2XL across the brand — while others find the tees true to size or slightly big, and note that a wash can tighten a loose fit. The listing's own "loose fit" label is not a substitute for the chart.
• Handling times. The brand has a documented history of long processing and shipping windows, including a stated 14–24 business days of shipping and handling in earlier years, which drew widespread complaints before logistics were reorganised around 2023. Expect the agent leg on top of that.

Buying notes for this specific listing

Because one page covers dozens of numbered colourways, the specification you receive depends on the option you select. Confirm three things before checkout: the measurement chart for the exact colourway, the print number you are being sent, and whether the option you picked is a black, white, grey or burgundy base. There are no accessories bundled with this item and the listing carries no hardware content, so the QC checklist effectively reduces to stitching, symmetry, print alignment and material appearance.

Some buyers also criticise ASSC tees as thin and cheap-feeling at full brand retail, describing them as basic blanks with a screen print. At the agent price recorded here, that criticism lands differently — but the garment still has to be judged as a graphic tee, not as a heavyweight blank.