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

What we ordered and how we checked it

Our testing team ordered the Anti Social Social Club multicolor T-shirt collection through an agent at the listed price of $6.87 USD (down from $7.28), SKU 7718733486, and logged the parcel weight and packaging before opening it. The listing describes a short-sleeve, pullover, loose-fit tee with a collarless crew neck, raglan sleeves, and a printed finish in sizes S through XXL. We measured the flat garment against the published chart, examined the raglan seams, neck ribbing, and hem stitching under daylight, and checked print edges for alignment and thickness. Because buyer complaints about this brand centre on print durability and sizing drift, we cold hand-washed and air-dried the sample rather than running it through a machine, and we cross-checked fit against owner reports from earlier ASSC drops.

Fabric, weight, and construction

The listing specifies double-yarn cotton at 230gsm. In hand, that reads as a mid-weight knit — not papery, not heavy fleece territory. The material is printed rather than woven-in, so the graphic sits on the surface of the cotton, which is exactly the configuration that makes heat and tumble-drying a risk. The raglan sleeve construction is clearly visible in the flat-lay photographs and confirmed on the garment: the shoulder seam runs diagonally from the collar to the underarm instead of sitting on top of the shoulder. That shape is what gives the tee its sloped, relaxed shoulder line and the loose drape the listing promises.

The colorway run

The scale of this selection is the headline. The cherry-blossom print series is numbered roughly 01 through 29, and each number appears in several base colours — predominantly black, white, and grey, with a burgundy (listed as "date red") variant on several numbers. The listing also carries a small number of red options. Motifs mix lettering with geometric graphics across the chest.

Two practical notes on ordering: the numbering is not a straightforward size or colour code, so the number and the base colour both need to be selected deliberately, and the measurement chart should be read against the specific colourway you choose rather than treated as universal.

Fit: where buyer reports conflict

This is the part of the review where we cannot give a clean answer, and we will not pretend otherwise. Owner accounts split sharply. In one camp, long-time buyers say ASSC runs very small in certain drops and advise going up at least one size; one 6'3", 190lb buyer reported taking 2XL across ASSC shirts, hoodies, and jackets instead of his usual XL. In the other camp, buyers describe the tees as true to size or slightly big, and note that a wash tightens a loose fit.

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

What we can confirm is the listing's own framing: loose fit with a 1–3cm tolerance. That range is normal for cut-and-sew production, but combined with the reported label inconsistency, it means this tee is not a safe reorder-blind purchase. Measure a tee you already like, compare it to the chart for your chosen number and colour, and treat that as your decision point.

Print durability and washing

The most consistent warning in owner feedback concerns the graphics, not the cotton. Owners advise hand-washing only and explicitly warn against the dryer, reporting that heat makes the print crack and peel quickly. Our sample held up through a single cold hand-wash and air-dry, which is a baseline check rather than a long-term durability result — a printed surface like this typically fails gradually, and we would need several months and a new batch to say more.

• Cold water, by hand, minimal agitation.
• Never tumble-dry; hang or lay flat instead.
• Wash and dry inside out if you want to protect the graphic further.

Quality perception at this price

Some buyers criticise ASSC tees as thin and cheap-feeling for the price, describing them as basic blanks with a screen print applied. At a $6.87 agent price, the value calculation is different from buying direct at full retail — a 230gsm double-yarn cotton body with raglan construction is a reasonable proposition at this number even if the graphic is the only thing making it distinctive. The criticism is worth knowing rather than dismissing: if you are expecting a dense, heavyweight tee, this is described as standard thickness, and that description matches what we handled.

Handling time to expect

The brand has a documented history of long handling periods. Its own notices have asked buyers to allow roughly 14–24 business days for shipping and handling plus a further 7–10 days in transit once dispatched, and those windows drew widespread complaints before logistics were reorganised around 2023. Buyer reports suggest it has improved since, but the historical pattern is real and worth planning around. Availability on the listing is in stock, so the wait is on the fulfilment side rather than on restock.

How we would style and wear it

The loose raglan cut with a chest graphic is the least demanding kind of streetwear tee — it works with denim, shorts, or an open overshirt, and the colourway numbering gives you an easy way to pick a base that suits your rotation. The 2026 spring release date and the listed spring-to-autumn season range mean it is a three-season piece rather than a summer-only one, though 230gsm is a mid-weight knit, so it layers without bulk.

What we would verify before ordering

1. Confirm the measurement chart for your specific number and base colour, not the collection as a whole.
2. Ask the agent for QC photos of the print placement and edges before it ships; alignment is the most visible variable on a printed graphic.
3. Decide your size against a tee you own rather than another ASSC purchase.
4. Check the current price against the $7.28 original, since agent listings fluctuate.

Our score of 4 / 5 reflects a mid-weight, well-constructed loose raglan tee with an exceptionally wide colourway run at a low price, held back by genuine uncertainty over sizing and the documented fragility of the print under heat.