T-shirts are the most commonly repped item, but they are also the easiest to get wrong. The MuleBuy Spreadsheet for T-Shirts filters out the noise by focusing on fabric weight, print durability, and collar construction. This gateway gives you the exact criteria to evaluate before you open the full catalog and browse the 1,500+ shirt options currently available.
Understand the QC checkpoints, size advice, and common mistakes for this category.
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Collar ribbing should be thick and double-stitched. Thin collars roll after two washes.
Print cracking is the first failure point. Ask for close-up photos of the print surface.
Shoulder seams should be reinforced. If the seam is single-stitched, expect early tears.
Vintage wash reps should feel soft, not stiff. Stiffness means the wash is fake.
Print registration and edge sharpness
Tag stitching and wash label accuracy
Hem straightness and double-stitch finish
Shoulder-to-shoulder measurement consistency
Buying based on the graphic alone without checking fabric specs.
Assuming all reps use the same blank. They do not.
Ignoring collar construction because it is hidden.
T-shirts generally run true-to-size, but oversized drops usually run one size larger than standard. If you are between sizes, measure a shirt you already own and compare against the size chart. Always check the length measurement, especially for cropped styles.
200-220g cotton is the sweet spot for daily wear. 180g feels thin and translucent. 250g+ feels premium but is heavy for summer. For vintage-washed styles, look for ring-spun or combed cotton. Avoid pure polyester unless you need moisture wicking.
Vintage-washed and sun-faded tees are the strongest trend in 2026. Oversized boxy fits remain popular, but slim vintage cuts are making a comeback. Minimal one-color prints and tonal embroidery are outperforming loud graphics in daily wear.
Basics-focused buyers, graphic collectors, and anyone building a capsule wardrobe. This is the most entry-level category for first-time buyers.
Screen-printed reps last 30-50 washes if washed cold and air-dried. Heat-pressed transfers last 15-25 washes. DTF prints fall somewhere in between. Ask your seller which method they use.
For daily rotation, budget blanks are fine. For pieces you plan to wear twice a week, go premium. The difference is mostly in collar durability and fabric softness.
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