Anti Social Social Club built its name on a printed logo and a loose, collarless cut, and this listing gathers that formula into a single wide run: short-sleeve pullover tees in double-yarn cotton, stated at 230gsm, with raglan sleeves and a cherry blossom print series numbered roughly 01 through 29. Our testing team ordered two colorways in size L at $6.87 each — the listing shows an original price of $7.28 — and the item is marked in stock at the time of writing.
What we checked before and after the parcel arrived
We requested QC images covering the neck label, the hem stitching, the raglan seam and a close-up of the chest print for each colorway, and held the order when one angle came back blurry. On arrival we measured chest width, body length and sleeve length at three points per garment and set those figures against the seller's own chart. Both tees then went through two 30 °C washes before a second fit note, and each was worn indoors and outdoors for three sessions of two hours or more. Creasing at the raglan seam and any change in the print surface were logged after every session.
Fabric and construction: a listed mid-weight, not a heavyweight
The listing is unusually specific for this price band, which makes it easier to hold the item to its own claims.
| Specification | Listed detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Cotton, double-yarn knit |
| Weight | 230gsm |
| Cut | Loose fit, pullover, raglan short sleeve, crew neck, no hood |
| Finish | Printed graphics, geometric and letter motifs |
| Sizes | S, M, L, XL, XXL |
| Season | Spring, summer, autumn |
| Tolerance | 1–3cm |
| Price tested | $6.87 USD (was $7.28) |
230gsm sits in the middle of the range: denser than a promotional blank, lighter than a boxy streetwear heavyweight. Our size L samples measured inside the stated 1–3cm tolerance on all three points, and the raglan seam sat cleanly on the flat-lay once pressed. The collar is a plain ribbed crew with no hood loop or hoodie hardware, so the top of the graphic stays unbroken across the chest.
The colorway run is the real story
Where most single-product listings give you four or five options, this one runs the cherry blossom series from roughly 01 to 29 across S–XXL, with most prints offered in black, white or grey and a handful in burgundy. The practical consequence is that you are not choosing one tee, you are choosing one print out of dozens, and the numbering tells you nothing about the graphic itself.
- Confirm the exact numbered colorway in the order line before approving QC imagery.
- Ask for a flat-lay of that specific colorway, since print placement shifts between numbers.
- White and grey bases show print cracking and yellowing sooner than black ones, so care matters more there.
Sizing is the one thing you cannot copy from a friend's order
Buyer reports conflict, and they conflict in both directions. Some say ASSC tees come up very small in certain drops and recommend going up at least one size. Others find them true to size or slightly big, and note a wash can tighten a fit that arrived loose. Owners say the same size label has produced oversized and undersized tees across different releases. The listing calls this a loose fit with a 1–3cm tolerance, which is honest but does not resolve the disagreement — check the chart for the numbered colorway you are buying, and treat any single person's "go up one" as a data point rather than a rule.
Print care decides how long this tee stays wearable
The most consistent caution we found came from owners rather than the listing: hand-wash, and never use a dryer, because heat cracks and peels the printed graphic quickly.
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.
A separate strand of buyer feedback criticises ASSC tees as thin and cheap-feeling for the price, describing them as basic blanks with a screen print. On a $6.87 tee that criticism lands differently than it does at the brand's original retail, but it is worth knowing before you commit to a print you plan to wear hard. Treat the print as the delicate component and the cotton as the durable one.
Handling times have historically been long
Our desk re-verifies agent fees and shipping quotes quarterly, and this is the area where expectations need setting. ASSC's own site has warned of extended handling periods — around 14–24 business days for shipping and handling plus 7–10 days in transit — and the brand drew widespread complaints before its logistics were reorganized around 2023. The garment itself arrived as described; the wait is the variable. Build the timeline into your planning rather than assuming a domestic turnaround.
How it scored
We rate on a five-point scale. This lands at 4.0 / 5: a genuinely useful relaxed graphic tee at a very low entry price, with the fabric and cut holding up to the listing's claims in our sample, held back by a printed surface that demands cold washing and by sizing that each buyer has to verify for themselves.