USFans T-Shirt Spreadsheet

Choose the sleeve and neckline before comparing graphics

Separate short-sleeve and long-sleeve tees, then look at the collar opening and sleeve shape. A print that works on a close-fitting tee may sit very differently on a wider or shorter garment. Use the source title to identify the variant and the photos to understand the visible cut.

If the listing offers several colors, check whether the selected color has its own images. A white preview does not show the same details as a dark version. Save the option name with the original link so the shortlist refers to one particular item.

Read a T-shirt size chart in the correct units

Check whether the seller gives flat garment dimensions or body measurements. A flat chest width cannot be compared directly with a chest circumference. Keep inches and centimeters consistent, and compare against a tee measured in the same way.

Record body length as well as width when looking for a cropped, boxy or longer fit. Shoulder and sleeve figures can help distinguish two otherwise similar candidates. A letter size is a convenient label, but the listing’s measurements give you a more useful comparison.

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Check fabric and artwork as separate questions

Read the stated fabric composition and any care information instead of inferring them from the surface appearance. A sharp catalog image does not establish fabric thickness, softness or how a print will age. Treat missing specifications as missing rather than filling them in from a brand association.

For an order with inspection photos, compare the visible artwork position, selected color, neckline and sleeve length. A photo may show a misplaced graphic or a different variant; it does not test colorfastness or laundering performance. Keep those limits in mind when comparing visual evidence.

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