Category Guide

SuperBuy T-Shirts Spreadsheet Hub

T-shirts might seem straightforward, but SuperBuy spreadsheet veterans know the details make or break a pickup. From collar stitching density to print registration accuracy, this category rewards close attention. Whether you are after heavyweight blanks or vintage graphic pieces, here is what to prioritize before adding to your haul.

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Trending T-Shirts Directions in 2026

Boxy oversized blanksVintage single-stitchHeavyweight cotton (250g+)Abstract graphic printsLayering basics in neutrals

Buying Advice

Check collar construction (single vs double stitch)
Request neck tag and wash label photos
Verify print placement and registration
Confirm fabric weight for drape quality

QC Checklist

Print sharpness and registration
Collar ribbing width and stitching
Side seam alignment
Hem stitch consistency
Label font and spacing accuracy
Shoulder seam construction

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Buying thin 180g tees expecting heavyweight drape

Ignoring neck hole stretch over time

Not checking print cracking risk in QC

Assuming vintage wash will match photos

Size & Fit Notes

Boxy and oversized t-shirts have varying lengths and shoulder widths. A 'boxy M' can range from 68cm to 76cm in length. Check the chest measurement too—boxy does not always mean wide.

Risk Warnings

Prints can crack in cold shipping climates

Light colors show QC dust/fuzz easily

Budget blanks shrink significantly after first wash

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Frequently Asked — T-Shirts

What is the difference between 200g and 280g cotton t-shirts?

200g is standard retail weight—light, breathable, but can feel cheap. 280g+ drapes better, holds shape longer, and gives a premium boxy silhouette. Most spreadsheets list the exact weight in the product notes.

Should I worry about print quality on graphic tees?

Yes—request a close-up QC photo of the print surface. Screen prints should have texture; DTG prints should show consistent ink coverage. Cracking and fading are common issues on budget production.

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