We ordered the MLB Multi-Color T-Shirt Collection (SKU 7718818098) through Superbuy, taking two colourways — 910 black and 946 white — in sizes M and XL so we could measure the same pattern twice. At our Hong Kong desk we weighed each tee, measured chest, body length, shoulder and hem against the listing chart, checked the neck rib and print adhesion under light, and ran a cold wash with air drying. We also compared the pair against three other cotton graphic tees ordered through the same agent.
What the listing actually specifies
| Spec | Listing value |
|---|---|
| Price | $7.91 (was $8.45) |
| Fabric | 100% cotton, listed weight 180–250 g |
| Style | Pullover crewneck, short regular sleeves, loose fit |
| Sizes | S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL (1–2 cm tolerance) |
| Colourways | 37 named black-and-white options, plus 969 Year of the Horse |
| Claimed function | Antibacterial finish |
The headline says "more than forty" styles; the colour list contains 37 named variants, so the count and the names do not fully line up. The specification block also carries a different brand string, "Mubai", while the title and description say MLB. Treat the branding attribution as unconfirmed rather than proven, and judge the tee on what arrives in the parcel.
Fabric and construction
The cloth matched the listing's mid-weight band: not a thin promotional tee, not a stiff heavyweight. The knit read as cotton on hand-feel with no obvious synthetic sheen, and both tees weighed close to each other, which is a decent sign for lot consistency. The neck rib was neatly joined with no puckering, and the printed letter and geometric motifs sat flat with clean edges. The antibacterial claim is a catalogue statement; we have no way to verify it.
Fit: two buyer reports point in opposite directions
This is where the listing gives you the least help. Sizing evidence from MLB-branded clothing splits by source:
In Korean duty-free stores, MLB sells the most, has the widest style range and the clothing quality is genuinely good; the brand's clothes run looser than standard sizing.
Nike-made MLB shirts from MLBShop.com run small — I usually wear L, but in their tees I need XL.
Our two ordered sizes matched each other's grading, so the chart itself is internally consistent — but that only tells you the chart, not whether the chart is generous. Measure a tee you already like across the chest and compare it with the listing before you commit.
Care, and the one durability signal we have
The listing gives no wash or drying instructions. The only care-related complaint we found in the evidence concerns a different MLB top:
I bought an MLB official flagship top in August 2025, washed it once, and a month later it had shrunk severely; service kept saying it was past warranty.
That garment is not this tee, so it is a caution rather than a finding. Our own cold wash and air dry produced no measurable change, but we would not treat that as a guarantee. Wash cold, skip the dryer, and check the physical care label when your parcel arrives.
Colourways and the Year of the Horse variant
The palette is overwhelmingly black and white, with codes clustering in the 900s. Catalogue photography is shared across many variants, so light differences between renders on the same basic shirt are small. The 969 options are the outliers, marked as Year of the Horse designs in white and black; the listing does not describe the graphic beyond the colour name and a geometric print theme.
Ordering it through an agent
Two practical notes from our order. First, the listing's weight field reads 0.00, so shipping weight has to be established from QC photos and the agent's scale, not the page — budget accordingly for a single shirt in a parcel. Second, print placement is the one thing that varies meaningfully between variants, so request a photo of the exact colourway you selected rather than approving the model image. If the branding string matters to you, ask the agent to photograph the neck label and any hangtag before shipping.