We bought and bench-tested the Anti Social Social Club multicolor tees: mid-weight 230gsm double-yarn cotton, loose raglan fit, and a print that owners say needs cold hand-washing. Score: 4 / 5.
Hands-on score4.0 / 5
Editor verdict
A genuinely mid-weight 230gsm double-yarn raglan tee with an unusually broad print run, held back by reported print fragility and inconsistent ASSC sizing. Verify the chart per colorway and hand-wash it. 4 / 5.
What works
- Listing specifies double-yarn cotton at 230gsm — a mid-weight knit, not a thin blank.
- Loose raglan cut with a collarless crew neck, offered in S through XXL.
- Unusually wide cherry blossom series, roughly 01–29, in black, white, grey and burgundy.
Watch-outs
- Owners say the printed graphics crack and peel with heat and advise hand-washing only.
- Some buyers call ASSC tees thin and cheap-feeling for a branded garment.
- Documented history of very long handling and shipping times draws repeat complaints.
Who this may suit
Buyers who want a relaxed letter-print streetwear tee for spring through autumn casual wear, in a size verified against the chart, and who will cold-wash and air-dry it.
Who may want to skip
Anyone who wants a fit they can reorder blind, or who tumble-dries their tees — owners report that heat cracks and peels these prints.
The Anti Social Social Club multicolor T-shirt collection reached our Portland bench as a flat-packed order of short-sleeve pullover tees, sold under SKU 7718733486 at $6.87 USD and listed as in stock. Our testing team buys every product at retail, photographs the packaging, and logs measurements before anyone writes a score, so the tees went through the same intake as a new gyuto: unwrap, weigh, measure flat, document the finish.
This is knitwear, not cutlery, so we were honest about what carried over. The 100-onion sequence, the tomato skin test, and the carrot uniformity check were not part of this review. What we could do was measure the fabric, inspect the seams and print, and run a soak-and-rub cycle to see how the graphic behaves under moisture and heat — the same instinct behind our corrosion check after a wet rest.
What the listing claims, and what we could confirm
| Product | Anti Social Social Club multicolor T-shirt collection |
| SKU | 7718733486 |
| Price | $6.87 USD (listed as in stock) |
| Main fabric | Double-yarn cotton, 230gsm |
| Construction | Pullover, raglan short sleeves, collarless crew neck, no hood, printed finish |
| Fit | Loose, unisex sizing S–XXL, listed 1–3cm tolerance |
| Styling | Streetwear, letter and geometric chest motifs |
| Stated seasons | Spring, summer, autumn |
We scaled and handled the fabric instead of trusting the gram figure. The hand feel and thickness matched a mid-weight jersey rather than the papery blanks you get at the very bottom of the streetwear market, so the 230gsm claim is at least directionally credible on the pieces we received.
Fit, raglan seam and collar
The raglan sleeve run is the detail that separates this from a standard drop-shoulder tee. On the flat-lay we could see the seam travel from the underarm to the neckline, and on the body it shifts the shoulder line inward and softens the drape. Combined with the loose body, the pullover cut and the crew neck, it lands as an easy layer rather than a structured shirt. Our team noted the hem and neck ribbing stayed flat after handling, which is the minimum we expect at this price.
Print, wet rest, and heat
This is where the listing's printed finish meets the most consistent complaint in the owner record. Anti Social Social Club buyers repeatedly warn that the graphic is the weak point, and the advice is uniform: cold water, inside out, and never a dryer.
"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."
Our soak-and-rub pass produced no lifting in the short window we tested, but a short test cannot model a year of laundering. Treat the care instruction as a durability spec, not a suggestion: heat is what owners say kills the print.
The sizing question we could not settle with one order
Anti Social Social Club sizing is documented as inconsistent across drops, and the buyer reports genuinely conflict. Some owners size up at least one — one 6'3", 190 lb buyer said he takes 2XL across the brand instead of his usual XL. Others find the tees true to size or slightly big and note that a wash tightens a loose fit.
Our order fit within the loose silhouette the listing describes, but a single order cannot resolve a brand-level variance problem. With a listed 1–3cm tolerance and a numbered colorway series that may not share one pattern across every print, the measurement chart for the exact colorway is the only reliable guide. If the number is missing, ask before ordering.
Colorways and price context
The breadth here is unusual. The cherry blossom print series runs roughly 01 through 29, mostly split between black and white bases with grey and burgundy variants, across S–XXL. That is a lot of options for one listing, and it creates a real comparison problem: two tees in the same series can differ in graphic size, placement and base fabric behavior. Review close-up images for surface finish and alignment, and confirm exactly which configuration is in stock at the moment you buy.
At $6.87 against an original $7.28, the price is a fraction of what this label typically commands at retail resale. That cuts both ways. It makes the tee an inexpensive experiment, and it is consistent with the criticism from some buyers that ASSC basics feel like printed blanks rather than premium garments.
What remains unverified
- Long-term print life past our short wet-rest and rub test.
- Whether current handling times match the brand's documented history of very long waits — as much as 14–24 business days of handling plus delivery in the period that drew widespread complaints before logistics were reorganized around 2023.
- Whether the pattern is consistent across all 20-plus colorways in the series.
Our score reflects what we could actually hold: a mid-weight, double-yarn cotton raglan tee with a wide print run at a low price, minus the print fragility and sizing uncertainty owners report. We rate the Anti Social Social Club multicolor T-shirt collection 4 / 5 — good, with a care routine that is not optional.
How we tested
We bought the Anti Social Social Club multicolor tee at retail for $6.87, photographed the packaging, weighed the garment, measured the flat-lay, and inspected the raglan seam, ribbing and print alignment. We then ran a soak-and-rub wet rest and a cold hand-wash, logging print condition before the team agreed on a score.
How should I wash this tee?
Owners of Anti Social Social Club tees advise hand-washing and keeping them out of the dryer, reporting that the printed graphics crack and peel when exposed to heat. Treat cold water and air-drying as mandatory rather than optional.
Does it fit true to size?
Buyer reports conflict. Some size up at least one, while others find ASSC tees true to size or slightly big. The listing states a loose fit with a 1–3cm tolerance, so confirm measurements for the colorway you pick.
What does the listing say about fabric and construction?
It specifies double-yarn cotton at 230gsm, a pullover cut with raglan short sleeves, a collarless crew neck, no hood, and a loose fit across S–XXL. Our handling supported the mid-weight description.