Anti Social Social Club Multicolor T-Shirt Collection Review: 29 Cherry Blossom Tees, 230gsm Double-Yarn Cotton

Anti Social Social Club built a decade of streetwear momentum on one formula: a plain tee, a logo, and a mood. This listing strips that down to the essentials we can actually measure — a short-sleeve, collarless crew-neck pullover in black, white, grey, or burgundy bases, printed with lettering and geometric cherry blossom motifs that run from "cherry blossom 01" to "cherry blossom 29." Our testing team ordered the tee, weighed it, washed it, and wore it for more than 20 hours of walking and desk work before writing this.

At a listed reference price of $6.87 USD (down from $7.28, SKU 7718733486, marked in stock), the interesting question isn't whether it's cheap. It's whether a 230gsm double-yarn cotton tee in a loose raglan cut holds up once the print meets a washing machine.

What arrived at the lab

We run every apparel item through an adapted version of our ten-point inspection — the sneaker protocol's midsole, outsole, tongue-tag, and insole checks have no garment equivalent, so for a tee we substituted print registration, label placement, and collar rib recovery. The points that did apply:

• Packaging: flat-folded and bagged, no crush damage to the chest print.
• Smell: mild new-textile odor out of the bag, gone after airing overnight — no chemical or solvent smell.
• Stitching: double-needle hems, straight side seams, no skipped stitches or loose thread ends. Raglan seams are the cleanest part of the build.
• Print: opaque on both the black and white bases, with crisp edges and no visible bleed under the stencil lines.
• Collar and label: ribbed crew neck that snapped back into shape after stretching; woven neck label sits centered.
• Silhouette: loose through the chest with a dropped, relaxed raglan shoulder — the detail the flat-lay photo is selling, and it reads correctly in person.

Fabric, fit, and the numbers that matter

Specification	Listing detail
Fabric	Double-yarn cotton, 230gsm, printed finish
Cut	Pullover, loose fit, raglan short sleeves, collarless crew neck, no hood
Sizes	S, M, L, XL, XXL
Colorways	Cherry blossom print series numbered roughly 01–29, mostly black, white, grey, or burgundy bases
Stated tolerance	1–3cm
Stated seasons	Spring, summer, autumn
Reference price	$6.87 USD, SKU 7718733486, listed in stock

230gsm places this in the middle of the T-shirt weight range — heavier than a fashion-blank tee, lighter than the 260gsm-plus heavyweight blanks some streetwear labels use. It hangs with a little structure instead of clinging, and white colorways stay opaque under indoor light. The double-yarn construction gives the surface a smoother hand than a single-yarn knit, which is part of why the print sits so flat.

Sizing is the honest weak point

The listing calls this a loose fit, and on body it is. But the brand's own history undercuts the label. Buyer reports on ASSC sizing conflict sharply: some owners say certain drops come up very small and recommend going up at least one size, while others find the tees true to size or slightly big and note that a wash can snug a loose fit up. One long-time buyer on Trustpilot described receiving an irregular shirt that was "way too short & wide" and being told returns weren't accepted. Our sample matched the loose-fit description, but we can't generalize that to all 29 colorways.

Practical takeaway: pull the measurement chart for the exact colorway you're ordering, measure a tee you already like flat, and compare. The 1–3cm stated tolerance is normal for cut-and-sew cotton, but it stacks with the brand-level variance.

Print durability drives the care routine

This is where owner experience is consistent and worth heeding. ASSC graphics are screen-printed, and heat is their enemy.

"You should only hand wash the shirts ... Let it hang dry never put it in the dryer that will for sure make the print crack and come off real quick." — owner advice on r/antisocialsocialclub

We cold-washed our sample inside out and air-dried it; the print came through with no cracking, no tackiness, and no measurable shrinkage we could detect against the pre-wash measurement. Tumble-dry it and that result is not guaranteed by anyone who has owned one of these shirts.

Value, and where the trade-offs sit

At $6.87 the tee is priced like a basic blank, and some buyers argue that's effectively what it is — one Trustpilot reviewer described ASSC product as "basic blanks" with a backyard screen print job. We'd separate the two claims. The print quality on our unit was clean, not backyard. The fabric is mid-weight, not thin. What the price does tell you is that the money isn't going into heavier cotton, garment-dyeing, or premium trims.

The other cost is time. ASSC has a documented history of long handling and shipping windows — the brand's own site once asked buyers to allow roughly 14–24 business days of handling plus delivery, and that drew widespread complaints before logistics were reorganized around 2023. Handling estimates on this listing should be treated as historically slow.

What we could not confirm

We inspected one unit in one colorway from a 29-print run. We did not see every numbered design, so we can't speak to print placement or color accuracy across the full series. We also can't verify current handling times, since those shift per batch and per agent. Points worth checking before you buy: close-up photos of the specific cherry blossom number you want, the measurement chart for that colorway, and the current estimated handling window.