T-Shirts via Litbuy
T-shirts are the most accessible entry point for new Litbuy buyers. The spreadsheet offers graphic tees, plain basics, and oversized fits across dozens of styles. In 2026, heavyweight cotton basics and vintage graphic prints lead the demand. Because T-shirts are affordable, they are perfect for a first test order. The key is to check the fabric weight and print method notes before buying.
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- 1Check the cotton weight — 200GSM+ feels premium, while 160GSM is standard.
- 2Look for 'pre-shrunk' notes to avoid sizing issues after washing.
- 3Graphic tees may use screen print or DTG; screen print usually lasts longer.
- 4Buy neutral basics first before experimenting with bold graphics.
Style Directions for 2026
Heavyweight white tees are the most versatile piece in any wardrobe.
Vintage graphics pair well with denim and sneakers for a retro look.
Oversized T-shirts work best with fitted shorts or slim pants.
Layering a plain tee under an open shirt or jacket adds depth without bulk.
Common Mistakes
Assuming all 'cotton' tees feel the same — weight and weave matter.
Not checking the neckline type; some are tight, others are loose.
Buying graphic tees without confirming the print method in the notes.
Ignoring length measurements — some tees are cropped or extra long.
QC Checklist
Neckline stitching quality and ribbing thickness.
Print sharpness and color accuracy on graphic tees.
Shoulder seam alignment and sleeve symmetry.
Fabric transparency on light colors.
Hem finish and overall garment shape.
Sizing & Fit Tips
- For a fitted look, choose your normal size with 180–200GSM cotton.
- For oversized, size up one or two sizes depending on the batch.
- Check the length measurement — standard tees are 26–28 inches.
- Tall buyers should look for 'longline' or 'extended' notes.
T-Shirts FAQ
What GSM is best for T-shirts?
200GSM and above feels premium and durable. 160–180GSM is standard and breathable.
Do the graphics fade?
Screen-printed graphics last longer than DTG. Check the notes for the print method.
Should I size up for oversized fits?
Yes, size up once or twice depending on the batch. Check the measurements for chest and length.
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