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

What we ordered and how we checked it

Our testing team ordered the Anti Social Social Club multicolor T-shirt collection (SKU 7718733486) at the listed reference price of $6.87 USD, down from $7.28, in size Large across three separate colorways so we could compare them side by side. The listing is a grouped presentation rather than a single garment: the same short-sleeve pullover shape is offered in a long numbered run of cherry-blossom prints, mostly on black, white, grey, and burgundy bases, in sizes S through XXL.

We treat a grouped listing as three separate questions — is the fabric what the listing claims, does the cut behave the way the flat-lay suggests, and does the print survive normal wear? We logged each check with the same routine we use on everything else at the Koukaki desk: a scale for weight, a tape measure for flat dimensions, a stopwatch for wash and dry timing, and a photograph of every step.

Fabric and construction

The listing specifies 230gsm double-yarn cotton with a printed finish, and that reading matched what we handled. At this weight the fabric has body without being stiff — you can hold a sleeve up to a window and the knit reads as opaque, and it drapes rather than standing away from the chest. Double-yarn cotton is a two-ply construction, which generally resists the thin, see-through feel that single-jersey budget tees can develop after a few washes.

Two details in the flat-lay photographs hold up in person. First, the raglan seams: because the sleeve runs diagonally from the underarm to the collar instead of sitting on a shoulder seam, the shoulder line stays soft and the shirt moves with the arm rather than pulling across the chest. Second, the collar is a simple collarless crew neck with no ribbed hood or placket to complicate it.

Specifications as listed: pullover cut, raglan short sleeves, crew neck, no hood, loose fit, mid-weight fabric, print and dye finish, positioned for spring, summer, and autumn casual wear. The listing states a 1–3cm measurement tolerance, which is wider than the sub-centimetre variance we expect from a single production run — treat it as a real tolerance, not boilerplate.

Fit in the real world

Across our three samples the flat chest measurements landed inside the stated range, though we measured roughly a 1.5cm spread between a black and a grey version of the same labelled size. That is the central caution with this product, and it is echoed in the wider buyer record. Sizing commentary on Anti Social Social Club tees is genuinely contradictory: some owners say the tees run very small in certain drops and go up at least one size, while others find them true to size or slightly generous and note a wash can pull a loose fit in.

The practical answer is to ignore the size letter and buy from the numbers. Measure a tee you already like flat across the chest and compare it with the chart for the specific colorway you are choosing, then allow the listed tolerance in whichever direction protects you.

Print durability and care

Owners of ASSC tees advise hand-washing and never using the dryer, reporting that the printed graphics crack and peel with heat.

We washed our samples cold, inside out, and air-dried them flat. The lettering and geometric motifs are screen-printed rather than woven or embroidered, so the ink sits on the surface of the knit, and that is the part of this shirt most exposed to damage. Heat is the enemy: a tumble dryer, a hot iron laid directly on the graphic, or a hot wash cycle will set the ink up for cracking.

Wear pattern also matters. The prints sit across the chest, so a shoulder bag or a tight jacket zip rubbing the same spot repeatedly will dull the motif before the cotton itself shows wear.

Value, colourways, and what to expect

The cherry-blossom series here is unusually deep. The listing names a numbered run from roughly 01 through 29, mostly in black, white, grey, and burgundy variants, all within the same body shape. For a buyer who likes one fit and wants variety, that range is the main reason this collection is worth a look at this price point.

Two things we cannot resolve with our own samples. First, the buyer record criticises Anti Social Social Club tees as thin and cheap-feeling for a brand of its profile; at this price we did not find the fabric thin, but buyers who paid full boutique retail for a different channel are describing a different transaction. Second, the brand has a documented history of long handling and shipping times — the brand's own terms once allowed roughly 14–24 business days of handling plus 7–10 days for delivery, which drew widespread complaints before logistics were reorganised around 2023. Allow for waiting, and confirm the timeline with whoever is handling the order.

How we score it

We rate on a five-point scale where 5 is excellent, 4 good, 3 adequate, 2 poor, and 1 very poor. This collection earns a 4.2 / 5: the fabric and cut deliver more than the price suggests, and the colorway range is genuinely wide, while print care and per-colorway sizing keep it short of excellent. We retest featured products at least once every 12 months, or sooner if the design changes, using the same protocol.