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China spreadsheet: t-shirts

This is the t-shirt page of the China spreadsheet: 127 tees with photos and links for four agents. Tees are the cheapest way to fill a haul — the print, the collar and the fit are what to check.

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127 t-shirts in the China spreadsheet

Seller prices in euros at the day's rate, before the agent's fee and shipping.

How to order one of these

Before you ship

What to check in the QC photos of t-shirts

Your agent photographs the item when it reaches the warehouse. This is the moment a problem is still cheap to fix. What QC means

  • Print quality

    Sharp edges, the right colours, the graphic centred. Screen prints and puff prints photograph differently — zoom in.

  • Collar and neckline

    A ribbed collar that lies flat; no waviness or twisting.

  • Fabric

    Heavier cotton holds shape in a flat-lay photo; a thin tee looks almost transparent.

  • Fit

    Boxy, oversized and regular cuts are all common. Compare measurements with a tee you own.

Shipping t-shirts

T-shirts are among the lightest items you can ship, which makes them the natural way to fill a parcel that has room left.

FAQ

T-shirts: questions people ask

Why are t-shirts so cheap in China spreadsheets?

The item price is low, but each piece still adds to your agent fee and parcel weight. They are good value when combined with other items rather than shipped alone.

Do printed tees fade?

Wash inside out and cold; most prints last better that way, whatever the source.

How do I know if a tee is oversized?

Read the seller's measurements. An oversized cut has a wider chest and a dropped shoulder compared with the same tag size in a regular cut.

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