OopBuy T-Shirts Spreadsheet — Buying Guide & Full Catalog
The OopBuy T-Shirts Spreadsheet is the most entry-friendly category. T-shirts are affordable, easy to size, and make up a large portion of first-time orders. This gateway explains how to spot good blanks, avoid cheap prints, and build a solid tee rotation.
Buying Advice for T-Shirts
T-shirts are the safest first purchase. Focus on blank quality — 240GSM+ cotton feels substantial. Check whether the print is screen-printed, DTG, or heat transfer. Screen print lasts longest.
Style Direction
Boxy fits and cropped lengths are the 2026 standard. Vintage single-stitch styles and faded earth tones are trending. Minimalist logo placements are preferred over all-over prints.
Common Mistakes
- Buying 180GSM budget blanks that feel like paper after one wash
- Ignoring neck rib construction — rolled collars ruin the look
- Choosing all-over prints that crack within weeks
- Not checking if the tee is pre-shrunk
Target Audience
First-time buyers, bulk order builders, and anyone looking for affordable everyday essentials.
QC Checkpoints
When your QC photos arrive, inspect these specific points before approving shipment:
- Neck rib thickness and collar stitching
- Print adhesion and cracking resistance
- Shoulder seam alignment and stitch count
- Hem stitch consistency and double-stitch presence
- Tag placement and material accuracy
Sizing & Materials
Sizing Tips
Boxy fits are oversized by default. For a regular fit, go one size down. Slim fits are TTS. Always check the length if you are over 6 feet tall.
Material Tips
Ring-spun cotton is softer than standard cotton. Pima or Egyptian cotton blends offer premium hand-feel. Avoid 100% polyester unless you want a dri-fit sport look.
Fit Guide
Slim: TTS. Regular: TTS. Boxy: Size down for standard fit. Cropped: Check length chart.
T-Shirts FAQ
What should I check before buying t-shirts?
T-shirts are the safest first purchase. Focus on blank quality — 240GSM+ cotton feels substantial. Check whether the print is screen-printed, DTG, or heat transfer. Screen print lasts longest.
How do I size t-shirts correctly?
Boxy fits are oversized by default. For a regular fit, go one size down. Slim fits are TTS. Always check the length if you are over 6 feet tall.
What are the most common mistakes with t-shirts?
Buying 180GSM budget blanks that feel like paper after one wash Ignoring neck rib construction — rolled collars ruin the look Choosing all-over prints that crack within weeks Not checking if the tee is pre-shrunk
Ready to browse T-Shirts?
The full catalog has thousands of t-shirts across all quality tiers. Use the category filters to narrow down your search.
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