T-shirts
T-shirts picks, all in one place: who this category suits, what to double-check before ordering, which part of the QC photos deserves a close look, and the trap newcomers fall for most. Read this page first, then shortlist with confidence.
T-shirts · Quick checks
Good for: Composition stated. Collar shown.
Confirm: Composition. Weight.
QC focus: Collar close-up.
Trap: One distant photo. Low price.
Fabric weight and how it drapes
T-shirts in this market range from thin promotional-weight cotton to heavy fabrics that hold their shape for years, and the difference is invisible in product photographs. Weight also decides whether a shirt is see-through in daylight, whether it clings, and how it behaves after ten washes. If the listing does not state grams per square metre, ask before ordering rather than inferring from price.
How to read a measurement table
Listed measurements are taken flat, so chest figures are half the circumference and you need to double them. Length is usually measured from the shoulder seam next to the collar down to the hem. Sellers sometimes measure from the very top of the collar instead, which adds roughly a centimetre, so treat a one to two centimetre discrepancy as normal rather than as a problem.
When a shirt is not worth claiming
Slight colour variation from the screen, minor loose threads at the hem, and a soft crease from packing are all normal and not worth an exchange. Structural problems — a seam that has come apart, a collar that is visibly off-centre, or a print that is badly misaligned — are worth raising immediately. Knowing the difference saves a lot of time on both sides.
Ordering this through Litbuy
Litbuy handles standard marketplace orders and holds goods at the warehouse with photography available before shipment. Their flow suits buyers who already know the exact listing they want. Write specific measurements into the remarks and ask the warehouse to confirm them in the photographs before the parcel is released.
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