T-Shirts on GTBuy
Blank quality, neck labels, and print durability decoded.
T-shirts are the entry point for most GTBuy users because the barrier is low and the spreadsheet has hundreds of rows. But low price does not mean low standards. Neck label accuracy, shoulder-to-shoulder stitching, and hem curve are the silent quality signals. This category guide explains how to read the spreadsheet columns that matter — blank weight, print method, and shoulder width — so you can spot the difference between a disposable tee and a daily driver that survives dozens of washes without twisting or fading.
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Buying Tips
200–230 GSM is the sweet spot for drape and durability.
Double-stitched hems last longer but single-stitch gives a vintage look.
Check if the collar is ribbed or self-fabric — ribbed holds shape better.
Puff prints need to feel slightly raised; flat puff is a sign of low curing.
QC Checkpoints
Collar rib width and recovery
Shoulder seam alignment (should sit on the shoulder edge)
Print centering from side seams
Hem stitching consistency and thread color match
Common Mistakes
Buying the cheapest tee assuming "it is just a shirt"
Not checking if the blank is tubular (no side seams) vs. cut-and-sew
Ignoring shoulder width and ending up with a draped or tight fit
Ordering white tees without checking fabric opacity
T-Shirts FAQ
What GSM should I look for?
Will the neck label itch?
Do these tees shrink?
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