Your t-shirts checklist
Compare chest width and body length against an existing tee laid flat.
Check the collar shape, shoulder seams, sleeve length and visible stitching.
Ask for a close-up of a print or embroidery if its placement matters to you.
Read care instructions; shrinkage and colourfastness cannot be guaranteed by QC photos.
Can QC photos tell me the fabric quality?
They can show visible texture, seams and defects. They cannot reliably prove fibre composition, exact fabric weight, shrinkage or durability.
How do I compare OSSBuy T-shirt measurements?
Measure a reference tee flat and unstretched. Record chest width, body length, shoulders and sleeves using the same start and end points shown by the seller. A body measurement and a garment measurement are not interchangeable.
How do I check a boxy or oversized tee?
Compare chest width against body length and check shoulder placement. Two tees with the same size label can have different proportions. Keep the intended fit in your notes alongside the exact colour and size.
Can I judge print durability from QC photos?
Clear photos can help check alignment, missing detail and visible damage. They do not demonstrate how a print will behave after washing. Record care information and any unanswered material questions rather than treating a photo as a wear test.
Keep the exact listing and measurements in the OSSBuy comparison tool. Use the warehouse QC checklist to record missing evidence and the shipping cost guide before comparing delivered totals.
A listing is a candidate, not a promise. Recheck the exact variant, current price and available evidence before ordering.
