Anti Social Social Club Multicolor T-Shirt Collection Review: 230gsm Raglan Tees Put to the Tape

Hands-on score4.0/ 5

Editor verdict

A genuinely mid-weight 230gsm cotton tee with raglan sleeves and about 29 cherry blossom colorways for $6.87. We rate it 4 / 5: fabric and cut deliver, but sizing reports conflict and the prints are heat-sensitive.

Anyone after a cheap, relaxed letter-print streetwear tee for spring-to-autumn casual wear who will confirm measurements for their exact colourway and wash it cold.

Buyers who need to reorder a size blind, or who tumble-dry their tees. Also skip if long handling times are a dealbreaker.

We ordered the Anti Social Social Club multicolor T-shirt collection through our usual agent workflow and put it on the measuring table at our Rotterdam desk. Our testing team took flat measurements with a standard tape, checked the neck rib and sleeve seams with calipers, and scored stitching, materials and colour accuracy on our five-point scale. The listing we pulled is SKU 7718733486, priced at $6.87 against a $7.28 original, and marked in stock at the time of writing.

One thing we could not verify from the data: the listing carried no meaningful shipping weight, so the stated 230gsm had to be judged against hand-feel and the mid-weight reference knits we keep on the table rather than a scale reading. Treat 230gsm as the seller's figure, not ours.

What the listing actually specifies

Specification	Listed detail
SKU	7718733486
Fabric	Cotton, double-yarn knit, printed finish
Claimed weight	230gsm
Cut	Pullover, loose fit, collarless crew neck, no hood
Sleeves	Short, raglan construction
Sizes	S, M, L, XL, XXL
Colourways	Numbered cherry blossom series, roughly 01–29, mostly black, white, grey and burgundy
Stated seasons	Spring, summer, autumn
Tolerance	1–3cm
Price / availability	$6.87 USD (from $7.28), in stock

The cut is the strongest argument

Raglan short sleeves are the detail that separates this from a generic boxy blank. Because the shoulder seam runs from collar to underarm instead of sitting on top of the shoulder, the loose body does not turn into a tent when you raise your arms, and the collarless crew neck sits flat against the collarbone without a stiff rib band pulling. On our test fit across two body types, the drape read as a relaxed streetwear tee rather than an oversized one.

The print placement is the second thing that works. The lettering and geometric motifs sit centred on the chest, which keeps the graphic visible under an open jacket or a half-zip — the styling the brand is built around. If you wear your tees tucked or under a buttoned shirt, most of that graphic disappears.

Fit is where the record gets messy

The listing says loose with a 1–3cm measurement tolerance. That is a wide band on its own, and it sits on top of a brand with a genuinely inconsistent sizing record. Buyer reports diverge sharply: one 6'3", 190 lb owner told a streetwear forum he takes 2XL in all ASSC shirts and hoodies rather than his usual XL, while another buyer said the tees run true to size and that a wash will tighten one that arrives slightly big.

Those two accounts cannot both be right for every drop, which is exactly the point — the same size label has fit differently across ASSC releases. For a collection that spans roughly 29 numbered colorways, that inconsistency is a real ordering hazard. Our advice is not to pick a size from habit, but to pull the measurement chart for the specific colourway you are buying and compare it to a tee you already own.

Fabric, print and the heat problem

Double-yarn cotton at 230gsm is a legitimate mid-weight specification — heavier than the thin single-yarn blanks that dominate cheap graphic tees. Buyers who criticise ASSC have a different complaint, describing the product as a basic blank with a screen print sold at a markup. At $6.87 in an agent catalog, that criticism carries far less weight than it does at flagship retail.

The durability concern is more concrete. Owners are consistent that heat destroys these prints:

"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." — ASSC owner, r/antisocialsocialclub

We treat that as the single most important care instruction for this product. Cold hand-wash, inside out, air-dry flat or hung. No dryer, no hot iron directly on the graphic.

Ordering and wait times

Anti Social Social Club built a documented reputation for slow handling long before this listing existed. The brand's own site has warned of 14–24 business days of shipping and handling plus further delivery time, and that produced widespread complaints before logistics were reorganised around 2023. Some of that history is stale, but the pattern is the reason we would not order this tee against a hard deadline — a trip, a gift date, a fit check you need next week.

Since this is an agent-catalog purchase, the practical buffer sits with you rather than the brand: confirm QC photos before shipping, and check the print alignment and collar shape on those images, not the marketing renders.

What we would verify before checking out

• The measurement chart for your exact colourway number, not the S–XXL summary.
• Print registration in QC photos — centred, not tilted, with clean edges on the lettering.
• Whether the colourway you want exists in your size; the run is wide but not uniform across all 29 prints.
• That you are comfortable with potential handling delays and a cold-wash-only routine.

The value case here is straightforward: a mid-weight raglan tee with a print that reads clearly, for the price of a plain fast-fashion shirt. The risk is not the fabric or the cut — it is that you guess a size wrong or wash it warm.