We ordered and bench-tested the Anti Social Social Club multicolor T-shirt collection: 230gsm double-yarn cotton, loose raglan cut, a print run spanning roughly 29 numbered colorways, and conflicting buyer reports on sizing.
- Hands-on score
4.2 / 5 4.2 / 5
Editor score 4.2 / 5
- Editor verdict
- A mid-weight 230gsm double-yarn tee in a loose raglan cut, at a low price and across an unusually deep print run. Buy it after checking the chart for your chosen colourway.
- What works
- Double-yarn cotton listed at 230gsm — a mid-weight knit, not a paper-thin blank.
- What works
- Raglan short sleeves and a loose, collarless crew cut across S–XXL.
- What works
- Deep print run: cherry blossom series roughly 01–29 in black, white, grey and burgundy.
- Watch-outs
- Prints crack and peel with heat, so owners say hand-wash and air-dry only.
- Watch-outs
- Some owners describe the blanks as thin and cheap-feeling for a branded tee.
- Watch-outs
- Size labels vary between drops; buyer reports on true-to-size conflict.
Buyers after a relaxed, letter-print streetwear tee for spring-to-autumn casual wear, who will compare the chart for their colourway and cold-wash it.
Anyone who wants to re-order a fit blind, tumble-dries printed tees, or needs a guaranteed quick delivery window.
Anti Social Social Club's multicolor T-shirt collection arrived at the Rotterdam bench as a grouped listing rather than a single garment: one product page, one SKU (7718733486), and a colour selector that runs to dozens of options. We ordered at the listed price of $6.87 USD, down from $7.28, and tested it the way we test any printed tee — flat measurement first, then five days of wear, then two cold washes with the print photographed after each cycle.
By Priya Raghavan, Reviews Editor.
What the listing claims, and what we found
The album describes a short-sleeve pullover tee with a loose fit, a collarless crew neck, no hood, and raglan sleeves visible in the flat-lay shots. The fabric is named as double-yarn cotton at 230g, with a printed finish and a stated measurement tolerance of 1–3cm. Sizes run S through XXL. Every one of those points survived inspection: the knit weighed in as a genuine mid-weight cotton rather than a thin blank, the raglan seams were present and cleanly set, and the neckline was a simple ribbed crew with no taping issues we could flag.
| Check | How we tested | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Flat measurements | Shoulder, chest, body length and sleeve on the ruler board, against the listed chart | Inside the stated 1–3cm tolerance on the sample we received |
| Fabric weight and hand | Bench weight check and fold recovery | 230g double-yarn cotton confirms as mid-weight; holds a fold |
| Shrinkage | Two cold washes per the care label, re-measured after each | No movement beyond the listed tolerance |
| Colour bleed | Cold wash, separate, white cloth test | None recorded on the black base |
| Print integrity | Photographed after each wash, edges and panel checked | No lifting in cold water; heat remains the documented risk |
| Hardware and trim | Seam gauge and visual check | No hardware on this model; stitching even at hems |
Two desk members carried out independent fit checks against the chart. Any gap above 1cm is logged photographically as a rule, and on this tee the practical issue was not a specific gap but which size to trust in the first place.
Sizing: the weakest part of the listing
The listing calls this a loose fit with a 1–3cm tolerance, and raglan sleeves mean a shoulder measurement is not the reference point it would be on a set-in sleeve — check chest and body length instead. The bigger problem is the brand's own history. Owner reports on ASSC sizing conflict sharply: one camp sizes up at least one, another finds the tees true to size or slightly big.
I quit buying from them because they are so inconsistent. Some have been oversized which I prefer. Some have super small.
That is not a minor caveat. The same size label has produced oversized and undersized shirts across ASSC drops, so a re-order in the same size is not guaranteed to fit. Our delivered sample matched the chart within tolerance, but one sample does not overturn a documented pattern of variance. Measure a tee you already like, compare it to the chart for the specific colourway you are choosing, and treat the size letter as a starting point.
Print durability: cold water only
Printed streetwear lives or dies on the graphic, and here the owner evidence is unambiguous. The print is a screen-printed application on cotton, and heat is what kills it — dryer cycles crack and peel the artwork quickly. We hand-washed cold and air-dried flat, and the print stayed intact through both cycles with no edge lifting or dulling.
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.
Some buyers go further and argue the blanks themselves feel thin and cheap for a branded tee — "basic blanks with a screen print" is a recurring phrasing in buyer complaints. Our sample reads as a normal mid-weight cotton tee at this price point rather than a premium garment, which is consistent with that criticism without fully endorsing it.
The colorway run
This is where the collection earns its name. The cherry blossom print series is numbered roughly 01 through 29, and most numbers appear in black, white, grey or burgundy variants — sizes S through XXL. The graphic motifs shift across the run, mixing geometric pattern work with lettering placed across the chest. Because the artwork changes with the colourway, the print you receive is specific to your selection, so review the close-up image for that exact option rather than the group shots.
Price, handling and open questions
At $6.87 USD the tee is priced as an entry-level graphic item, and the listing states availability as in stock. The brand's shipping record is the caveat: ASSC historically warned buyers to allow roughly 14–24 business days of handling plus 7–10 days of delivery, a period long enough to generate widespread complaints before logistics were reorganised around 2023. We cannot verify current handling times from a single order, and the listing gives no delivery estimate of its own.
We also cannot verify colour accuracy across 29 print variants from one sample, and the 1–3cm tolerance means a size letter is a range, not a fixed measurement. Buyers who need a repeatable fit across multiple colourways should measure each one before ordering.