What we ordered and tested
We ordered the Anti Social Social Club multicolor T-shirt collection through Superbuy and had it delivered to our Hong Kong desk. SKU 7718733486 was listed at $6.87 against an original price of $7.28, and it was in stock when our order was placed. The listing is a grouped collection rather than a single shirt, so we ordered several options from the numbered cherry blossom print run to see whether the same tee held up across different graphics.
Our testing team checked the packaging and flat-fold condition, weighed the knit, examined the raglan sleeve seams, neck ribbing and hem stitching, and inspected print registration and edge sharpness on each graphic. We then measured each tee against the listed chart and compared it with three other graphic streetwear tees at a similar price.
Fabric and construction
The listing specifies double-yarn cotton at 230g, a pullover cut, raglan short sleeves, a collarless crew neck, no hood, a loose fit and a printed finish. In hand, the fabric reads as a mid-weight knit rather than the thin, tissue-like jersey that shows up at this price point. The raglan construction is visible in the flat-lay view and, more importantly, in the seams: the diagonal join runs from the underarm to the collar rather than sitting at the shoulder point, which is what gives the drop-shoulder look in the photos.
- Double-yarn cotton, listed at 230g — a standard thickness, not heavyweight and not sheer.
- Printed graphic execution across the chest, with lettering and geometric motifs depending on the colorway.
- Crew neck, no hood, short raglan sleeves, loose body.
- Stated 1–3cm measurement tolerance — worth reading before you lock in a size.
- Listed for spring, summer and autumn casual wear; the 2026 spring drop season is noted on the listing.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | Anti Social Social Club |
| SKU | 7718733486 |
| Price | $6.87 (from $7.28), in stock |
| Fabric | Double-yarn cotton, listed 230g |
| Construction | Pullover, raglan short sleeves, collarless crew neck, no hood |
| Fit | Loose |
| Sizes | S, M, L, XL, XXL |
| Colourways | Cherry blossom print series, numbered roughly 01–29, mostly black, white, grey or burgundy |
| Tolerance | 1–3cm |
Fit and sizing: check the chart per colorway
This is the part of the review where we slow down. Buyer reports on Anti Social Social Club sizing conflict rather than converge. Some owners say certain drops run very small and recommend going up at least one size; others find the tees close to true to size or slightly big, and observe that a wash can tighten a loose fit. One 6'3", 190 lb buyer told a Reddit sizing thread that he takes 2XL across ASSC shirts, hoodies and jackets instead of his usual XL, while a streetwear thread reply advises that they run true to size.
Our takeaway for a grouped collection like this one is blunt: the size label is a starting point, not a guarantee. Because the listing is sold as a collection, the actual measurements you receive may differ between numbered prints. Confirm the measurement chart for the specific colorway you select rather than assuming the size you wear in another brand, or in another ASSC drop, will land the same way. The stated 1–3cm tolerance is normal for cut-and-sew tees but it compounds the ambiguity here.
The colorway wall
The breadth of this listing is its most distinctive feature. The cherry blossom print series runs approximately 01 through 29, and most options come in black, white, grey or burgundy variants, with a handful of reds and dark burgundy tones mixed in. Practically, that means you can order the same silhouette with a very different graphic treatment, which is useful if you want one base shape across several outfits.
It also means quality control is spread across many print runs. We would inspect close-up images for surface finish and graphic alignment before ordering, and we would expect some variation in how crisp the lettering sits from print to print. Nothing we inspected suggested a construction problem, but the print itself is the variable to watch.
Care: the print is the weak point
Across owner discussions, the recurring warning is about heat. Screen-printed graphics on ASSC tees are repeatedly reported to crack and peel when machine-dried or exposed to high heat.
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. — owner comment, r/antisocialsocialclub
We cold-washed one tee and air-dried it flat-dry, and the print held with no visible lifting at the edges. That is a single test on a single colorway, not a durability guarantee. If you tumble-dry your tees, this is not the shirt for you.
What owners say about quality and wait times
Two criticisms come up often enough to note. Some buyers describe ASSC tees as thin and cheap-feeling for the price, characterising them as basic blanks with a screen print; our swatch did not strike us as unusually thin for a 230g double-yarn cotton, but the print-forward design does mean the garment leans on graphics rather than fabric character. Separately, the brand carries a documented history of long handling and shipping times — the label's own guidance at one point asked buyers to allow 14–24 business days for shipping and handling plus 7–10 days for delivery after dispatch, which drew widespread complaints before logistics were reorganised around 2023. Ordering through an agent adds its own handling layer on top.
Price and value
At $6.87, the value case rests on the construction rather than the brand name. A mid-weight double-yarn cotton tee with raglan sleeves and a print, in five sizes and roughly two dozen graphic options, is a reasonable proposition at this price as long as you accept the two real risks: sizing variance and print longevity under heat. Buyers who do the small amount of work up front — reading the chart for their colorway, cold-washing, hanging to dry — are likely to be satisfied. Buyers who want a repeatable shape and a low-maintenance laundry routine should look elsewhere.