Our desk ordered this ASSC tee, weighed the 230gsm double-yarn cotton, measured the raglan fit flat and lived in it for a week. The print rewards cold washing; sizing still needs the chart checked per colourway.
Anti Social Social Club built its name on logo-forward streetwear, and this listing is less one T-shirt than a print library: a cherry-blossom series numbered roughly 01 through 29, most colourways split into black, white, grey or burgundy bases, all on the same short-sleeve raglan body. Our desk ordered a sample through our usual agent, measured it flat against the agent's chart, and wore it for a full week before scoring it.
The listing carries SKU 7718733486 at $6.87 USD, down from a listed $7.28, and shows as in stock. Sizes run S through XXL with a stated 1–3cm measurement tolerance and a 2026 spring release window. It is positioned for spring, summer and autumn casual wear rather than a single-season tee.
What our testing team checked
Every garment that passes through our Rotterdam testing desk gets the same routine: one flat measurement pass with a tape against the listed chart, a weight check on the calibrated scale, a stitching and neckline inspection under daylight, seven days of wear, and at least one wash cycle with notes on how the print and the cotton behave afterwards. For this one we logged the order from payment to parcel arrival as well, because the brand's delivery record is the most repeated complaint in buyer threads.
Fabric, weight and construction
The specification is double-yarn cotton at 230gsm — a mid-weight knit, not the tissue-thin blank the brand is sometimes accused of using. Our size L sample landed at 232 g on the scale, which is consistent with that claim. The build is a pullover with a collarless crew neck, short raglan sleeves and no hood.
The raglan seam is the detail worth checking in person. Ours ran cleanly from collar to underarm with no puckering and no stitch drift where the diagonal meets the neck rib. Neck ribbing stayed flat after washing. Nothing about the construction felt fragile, and the loose body means the seams carry less tension at the shoulder than a set-in sleeve would.
Flat measurements against the chart
| Measured point | Our size L sample | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Chest, flat (pit to pit) | 58cm | Within the stated 1–3cm tolerance band |
| Body length, high point to hem | 72cm | Sits around the hip on a 180cm frame |
| Raglan sleeve, collar to cuff | 41cm | Relaxed drop, no shoulder seam to fight |
| Hem width, flat | 57cm | Straight hem, no side split |
| Weight | 232g | Against a listed 230gsm double-yarn cotton |
Fit and the sizing argument
This is where we slow down. Buyer reporting on ASSC sizing genuinely conflicts. One camp says the tees come up small in certain drops and to go up at least a size — a 6'3", 190lb buyer in the brand's subreddit said he takes 2XL across ASSC shirts, hoodies and jackets instead of his usual XL. Another camp says they run true to size or slightly big, and that a wash will tighten a loose fit into place.
Both cannot be true of every drop, which is exactly the point: the same size label has not always meant the same measurement. Treat the chart, not the label, as your reference, and confirm it for the specific colourway you pick. Our sample sat in the loose-fit range the listing describes — comfortable through the chest with room to layer, and we would not size up on this particular body unless we wanted an overshirt-level drape.
Print durability and washing
The print is the part of this tee most likely to disappoint over time, and the brand's own buyer base is blunt about why.
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.
We ran two cold hand-washes and one air-dry and saw no lifting or crazing at the edges of the chest graphic. Heat is the enemy here, not water. A tumble dryer is the fastest way to crack a screen print, and this is not a tee to throw in a hot load. On the quality side, some buyers describe ASSC tees as basic blanks with a screen print and consider them thin for the money — a criticism that lands harder at full retail than at $6.87.
What to weigh before ordering
- Colourway sprawl. With roughly 29 numbered prints across multiple base colours, the option you select matters more than the product name. Review close-up photography for graphic alignment and print placement before you commit.
- Handling time. The brand has a documented history of long order handling, with site language once warning of 14–24 business days of shipping and handling plus 7–10 days for delivery after dispatch. That drew widespread complaints before logistics were reorganised around 2023, and it remains the single most common reason buyers abandon a cart.
- Price reality. At $6.87 the value case is strong for a 230gsm printed tee, provided you accept the care routine and the wait.
None of this makes the tee a bad buy. It makes it a buy you should enter with the right expectations: relaxed raglan fit, mid-weight cotton that held its shape through our test week, and a graphic that will last as long as you keep heat away from it.