T-Shirts
KakoBuy Spreadsheet
Graphic tees, basics, and designer shirts. Learn what to look for in prints, stitching, and fabric weight.
Browse Full T-Shirts CatalogThe KakoBuy T-Shirts Spreadsheet is the fastest way to find the right tee in a catalog of thousands. Whether you are after graphic prints, plain basics, or designer shirts, this page breaks down fabric weights, print types, and sizing rules so you do not waste money on the wrong fit.
Buy Before You Browse
- Look for 180–220 GSM cotton for a premium feel.
- Screen prints feel slightly raised and last longer.
- Asian sizing often runs smaller. Always check the chart.
- Oversized tees may not need sizing up.
- Check collar ribbing thickness — it indicates construction quality.
Common Mistakes
- Ordering your usual size without checking the Asian size chart.
- Expecting all prints to be perfectly centered every time.
- Ignoring fabric composition — 100% cotton is best for comfort.
- Not checking the shoulder seam drop for oversized styles.
- Buying the lightest fabric expecting the same quality as heavyweight.
QC Checklist for T-Shirts
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Collar ribbing thickness and stitching.2
Shoulder seam alignment and stitching density.3
Print clarity and registration accuracy.4
Fabric weight and hand feel.5
Hem stitching consistency.Style Directions
Graphic: Bold prints, band tees, and statement designs.
Basic: Plain colors for layering and everyday wear.
Oversized: Boxy cuts with dropped shoulders.
Vintage: Washed and distressed finishes.
T-Shirts FAQ
Look for 100% cotton or high cotton blends at 180–220 GSM. This weight feels premium and holds shape after washing.
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