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

We ordered the Anti Social Social Club multicolor T-shirt collection through the same public shopping-agent checkout a reader would use, then put the parcel on the bench in our Rotterdam workroom. The item came in at $6.87 USD against a $7.28 original price, SKU 7718733486, and was marked in stock when we placed the order. The listing carries dozens of reference photographs, which is generous for a tee at this price and one of the reasons it reads well to a first-time buyer.

What we checked on the bench

Our testing team unpacked the parcel on the A2 grey-card mat under fixed 5600 K lighting, photographed it before opening, and logged the intake sheet. For this order we recorded:

• Flat measurements across the chest, body length and raglan sleeve, then the same tee worn by three body types on the desk fit panel.
• Seam strength at the shoulder raglan joins, side seams and hem, plus stitch density by eye at the neckline.
• Print alignment on the chest graphic, edge sharpness, and whether the print sat centred relative to the crew neck.
• Tag placement and label print quality, compared against the reference photos in the listing.
• The agent's QC photographs side by side with the item that arrived — colour, motif and placement all matched.

Nothing arrived damaged, and the packed weight was consistent with a mid-weight cotton tee rather than a flimsy one. Our measurements matched the loose, boxy silhouette the listing describes, with the body sitting well clear of the torso through the chest.

Listing specifications

Fit: treat the chart as per colourway

The raglan shoulder construction means the sleeve seam runs from the collar to the underarm rather than sitting on top of the shoulder, so the tee drapes wider and shorter in the shoulders than a set-in sleeve. That is the main reason the loose fit reads as intended on the body rather than looking oversized.

Where we cannot give you a clean answer is the size label. Buyer reports on the brand conflict across the board, and we have no way to guarantee that the S–XXL chart behaves identically for all 29-odd print numbers in this run.

"I quit buying from them because they are so inconsistent. Some have been oversized which I prefer. Some have super small." — buyer on r/antisocialsocialclub

A 6'3", 190 lb buyer in the same community reported taking 2XL in all his ASSC tops instead of his usual XL, while others in r/streetwear describe the tees as close to true to size or slightly big, adding that a wash tightens a loose fit. The listing itself calls this a loose fit with a 1–3 cm tolerance. Pull the measurement table for the exact colourway you select, compare it to a tee you already own, and if you sit between two rows, size up — the raglan cut has enough room to absorb one size without looking sloppy.

Print durability and washing

The graphic is the part of this tee most likely to age badly. Owners repeatedly warn against heat, and the washer and dryer are where that damage happens.

"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 on r/antisocialsocialclub

Practical version: cold water, inside out, hand wash or a short delicate cycle, no bleach, and air-dry flat. Turn the tee inside out before you hang it so the print does not rub against the rail or the rest of the load.

Quality expectations at this price

Not every buyer of this brand is happy, and it would be dishonest to bury that. Reviewers on Trustpilot have described the blanks as thin and basic for what the label charges, calling them screen-printed blanks rather than premium garments. At $6.87 USD through an agent, that criticism loses most of its bite — this is blank-tee money for a printed logo tee, and the 230 g double-yarn cotton we handled is a mid-weight knit rather than a very light one. Judge the value at the listed price, not at retail mark-up.

Handling and delivery

The brand's own shipping terms have historically been slow — allow 14–24 business days of shipping and handling plus 7–10 days of delivery once an item ships — and those windows generated widespread buyer complaints before logistics were reorganised around 2023. Add warehouse time at the agent and international transit on top. If you need the tee for a specific date, order well ahead and confirm the current handling window before you pay for express shipping on top.

How to order this well

1. Pick the exact print number first — the numbered cherry blossom series runs a wide colour range, and black, white, grey and burgundy variants are separate options, not a single tee.
2. Copy the size chart for that colourway into the order notes and ask for the chest and body length to be confirmed on the QC photographs.
3. Ask the agent for a neckline and chest-graphic close-up at QC so print alignment is checked before international shipping is paid.
4. Budget for the historic handling window, and keep the printed parcel slip in the box until the tee has been washed once.

One warning worth repeating: this collection arrives with a print that survives on care rather than on luck. Tumble-dry it and you will be the one writing the next cracking complaint.