Anti Social Social Club Multicolor T-Shirt Collection Review: 230gsm Double-Yarn Cotton Tested

Anti Social Social Club is a brand people argue about more than they wear, and this multicolour T-shirt run gives you plenty to argue with: a listed 230gsm double-yarn cotton body, raglan short sleeves, a collarless crew neck and a printed chest graphic, priced at $6.87 per tee and offered in S through XXL. We ordered the Anti Social Social Club multicolor T-shirt collection to our test address and put two colourways through the desk's standard routine.

What we ordered and how we tested it

The parcel arrived with two tees from the cherry blossom print series — one black base and one white — plus the grey and burgundy variants visible in the listing photography. Our testing team weighed the parcel before opening, checked the tape for crush damage, then laid each shirt flat on the grey mat under the same two lamps we use for every garment. We measured chest, body length and sleeve length against the size template, logged the weight of the two fabrics, wore both for a week of normal use and washed them twice at 30 degrees.

Fabric and construction

At 230gsm the knit lands in mid-weight territory rather than the paper-thin category some ASSC buyers complain about — the shirts hold a light drape, hang straight off the shoulder and do not go translucent under the lamp on the white base. The raglan seam runs cleanly from collar to underarm on both samples, with no puckering at the join. Neckline taping is present and the hem is double-stitched. The print edges are sharp under our lamps, with no visible bleeding into the surrounding cotton and no misregistration between the lettering and the geometric blocks.

It is still a printed blank, not a heavyweight loopback garment. Buyers on Trustpilot have described ASSC tees as basic blanks with a screen print, and physically that reading is fair: the value here is in the graphic and the price, not a technical fabric story.

Fit, measured against the chart

We wear a size L in most streetwear tees and kept the L in both colourways. Laid flat, our samples sat roughly at the listed chart figures, well inside the stated 1–3cm tolerance, and the loose fit reads relaxed through the chest without ballooning at the waist. Sleeves end mid-bicep; the crew neck sits close without gripping.

That said, the brand's own buyer history is the caution flag. Sizing on ASSC tees is reported to be inconsistent across drops — one Reddit thread collects complaints from people describing sizes as sometimes oversized, sometimes "super small", and a 6'3", 190lb buyer said he takes 2XL in every ASSC shirt and hoodie rather than his usual XL. Another thread argues they run true to size or slightly big, with a wash tightening a roomy fit. Our two samples behaved, but we would not order this one blind: check the chart for the exact colourway you pick, and treat the 1–3cm tolerance as real rather than nominal.

Print durability after two washes

This is where the collection loses points. Both shirts went through two 30-degree cycles, one machine-wash inside-out and one cold hand-wash, then air-dried flat. The graphics survived both with sharp edges and no lifting, but the machine-washed sample showed a faint dulling across the largest print block when compared side by side with the hand-washed one. Owners of ASSC tees are blunt about why: heat is the enemy. One r/antisocialsocialclub thread puts it plainly — hand-wash only, never the dryer, "the print crack and come off real quick" under heat. We stopped short of a tumble-dry test because we did not want to destroy a scored sample, so treat the dryer damage as a documented owner pattern rather than something we reproduced.

Practical read: wash cold, inside out, air-dry, and do not iron the graphic. Do that and the print should outlast the trend cycle.

Colourways and the cherry blossom series

The breadth here is the collection's most distinctive feature. The cherry blossom print series is numbered roughly 01 through 29, with most designs offered in black and white bases and a smaller run in grey or burgundy. The listing also carries variants numbered outside that strict sequence. If you want a matching set across two people, checking the numbering is the fastest way to see what is actually stocked; availability shifts per colourway, and the swatch photography is the only reliable preview of the graphic before it arrives.

Value at $6.87 and ordering expectations

At under $7 per tee with a real 230gsm cotton body, the price-to-material equation is straightforwardly good — this is the rare ASSC item where the cost of entry matches what lands in the parcel. What you cannot buy your way out of is time. The brand has a documented history of very long handling and shipping windows, with its own site historically asking buyers to allow 14–24 business days of shipping and handling plus 7–10 days for delivery, and Hypebeast covered the wave of failed-order complaints before logistics were reorganised around 2023. Through an agent, your timeline is set by the warehouse and the shipping line you choose, not by the brand, so build the wait into your expectations before you commit to a haul.

What we would tell a friend

Order one colourway, verify the chart, wash it cold and it is a genuinely good cheap streetwear tee. Order five sizes sight-unseen and dry them on high, and you will be joining the complaint threads.