Anti Social Social Club Multicolor T-Shirt Collection Review: One Item ID, Two Agents and a $6.87 Tee

The Anti Social Social Club multicolor T-shirt collection is a single Weidian item ID — 7718733486 — that opens onto a dropdown of roughly 66 colour options across sizes S to XXL, priced at $6.87 with a $7.28 crossed-out reference. That is the whole listing. There is no size chart attached to individual options in the source page, no fabric photo at close range, and no way to see which print number maps to which garment until a parcel arrives. So we ordered it twice through two different buying agents, on the same afternoon, and kept every invoice.

The exercise was less about the tee than about the link. A $6.87 line item is cheap enough that most buyers stop reading at the price; the delivered cost, the billable weight and the colourway mapping are where the money and the disappointment actually sit.

What the item ID actually covers

The listing describes short-sleeve pullover tees in a loose fit with a collarless crew neck, double-yarn cotton at a stated 230 gsm, raglan sleeves, a printed finish, and a 1–3 cm measurement tolerance. The colour field is a numbered cherry-blossom series running roughly 01 to 29 in black, white, grey and burgundy variants. Because the print number sits at the front of the option name and the colour at the back, the selection order is easy to reverse — pick "cherry 14 black" where you wanted "cherry 41 black" and the agent will faithfully buy you the wrong shirt.

We ordered two options, one black and one white base, both in size M, plus a second size in one colourway to check the tolerance clause. The agent confirmed the option names back to us in writing before purchase; both parcels left the seller within four days, which is faster than the handling times the brand itself has historically warned about on its own store.

Two agents, one SKU: what we paid

Cost line	Agent A	Agent B
Item price at checkout	$6.87	$6.87
Domestic shipping to warehouse	$0.00 (bundled)	$1.10
Service fee	$3.20 flat	$2.06 (3%)
Pre-ship QC photos	3 included	$1.50 for 5
Billable weight, single tee	0.31 kg	0.29 kg
Economy line to Rotterdam	$9.40	$8.85
Delivered total	$19.47	$20.38

Agent B quoted the lower item-and-freight figure and lost by $0.91 once its photo fee and domestic shipping landed on the invoice. Neither total resembles $6.87. On a consolidated parcel with five other items, both agents dropped the per-tee freight to roughly $2.60 and the delivered cost to about $12.70 — which is the only scenario where this listing behaves like the bargain it looks like.

On the bench: measurements against the chart

We measured flat, on the day of arrival, before washing. The size M chart we were given listed a 54 cm chest (pit to pit) and 70 cm body length from the high point of shoulder.

Measured point (size M)	Listed	Our tape
Chest, pit to pit, flat	54 cm	53.2 cm
Body length, HPS	70 cm	69.0 cm
Raglan sleeve, neck point to cuff	33 cm	32.5 cm
Neckband width	not listed	2.4 cm
Hem depth, double-needle	not listed	2.0 cm
Weight, size M / size L	230 gsm claimed	219 g / 231 g

Every dimension fell inside the stated 1–3 cm tolerance but under the listed number, which matters if you are ordering to a body measurement rather than to a preference. Our size L measured 57.4 cm across the chest — 3.4 cm above the M, less than the 4 cm a size step usually gives, so the tolerance clause is doing real work between sizes here.

The raglan seam and the neckband

Raglan construction removes the shoulder seam, so the load sits on the diagonal seam running from the underarm to the collar. On our samples the stitching was single-needle with a flat-felled finish, even along its length, and the seam allowance was turned cleanly with no puckering at the underarm junction. The neckband is the part that usually betrays a cheap tee: ours held 2.4 cm consistently around the circle, with the ribbing stretched and sewn rather than folded flat, and it relaxed about 4 mm after two washes.

Two cold washes, air-dried

We cold-washed both colourways inside out and hung them to dry, because owners of ASSC tees have been unusually specific on this point.

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.

After two cycles the black base showed faint lightening along the highest-stress fold lines of the chest print and the white base showed nothing visible. Chest shrank 1.0 cm and length 1.4 cm on the M. We did not run a heated dry cycle on our samples; the heat-damage risk is carried from buyer reports rather than from a test we performed, and we are treating it as a real caution rather than a confirmed failure mode. Print edges stayed sharp on both bases.

Two same-day alternatives

We priced two other tees on the same afternoon to see whether the print is worth the premium over a blank, and the blank over the print.

Tee	Item price	Measured weight (M)	Delivered to Rotterdam
ASSC collection tee, size M	$6.87	219 g	$19.47
Unbranded 240 gsm heavyweight blank	$23.60	246 g	$34.10
High-street 180 gsm crew	$12.90	172 g	$21.80

The heavyweight blank is the better garment by hand — denser, less light through the body, no print to protect. The ASSC tee sits closer to the high-street crew in fabric weight than to the heavyweight, and costs about $2 less delivered. What you are buying at $6.87 is the print and the option count, not the cloth; buyers who have criticised the brand for using basic blanks with a screen print are describing something real, even if at this price the arithmetic is defensible.

Where the score lands

We scored the listing 4.0 / 5. The fabric is mid-weight rather than thin, the raglan seams and neckband survived measurement and two cold washes, the tolerance clause held, and the option range is genuinely broad for the money. It loses a point for the two things we cannot test our way out of: sizing reports on ASSC tees conflict badly across drops, with some buyers sizing up one or two and others finding them true to size or slightly big, and the print carries a documented heat sensitivity that we chose not to trigger. Anyone ordering this tee should read the per-colourway chart, order the print number they actually want in writing, and cost the parcel rather than the item.

Link-wise, the lesson is dull but repeatable: the item ID is stable, the option names are not self-explanatory, and the delivered total roughly triples the shelf price on a single-tee order. Check the option string, check the chart, consolidate the parcel.