T-Shirts on MuleBuy Spreadsheet
T-shirts are the cheapest category to ship and the easiest to judge quality. On the MuleBuy Spreadsheet, this category is ideal for filling your haul with affordable everyday pieces. The key is finding the right print technique and fabric weight.
What to Look For When Buying T-Shirts
Look for 220+ GSM fabric. Anything below 200 GSM will feel thin and cheap.
Screen prints are more durable than heat transfers.
Vintage washes should look intentionally faded, not dirty.
Check the shoulder seam. Good replicas use a reinforced shoulder stitch.
Style Directions for T-Shirts
Fitted tees work under open jackets and button-downs.
Boxy tees are the base layer for modern streetwear looks.
Vintage wash tees pair naturally with denim and canvas.
Mistakes to Avoid
Buying low GSM fabric. Thin tees are see-through and lose shape.
Not checking the print placement. Prints should be centered and level.
Ignoring the neckline. A loose neckline ruins the whole look.
Ordering complex graphic prints without checking the color accuracy.
Your Pre-Ship Checklist
Fabric weight is 220+ GSM.
Print is centered and level.
Neckline ribbing is tight and holds shape.
Shoulder seams are reinforced.
Vintage wash is even and intentional.
Sizing Guide for T-Shirts
T-shirts usually run true to size in Asian sizing. For a relaxed fit, size up once. For a boxy fit, size up twice.
Frequently Asked Questions
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