We ordered this Anti Social Social Club multicolor T-shirt collection through an agent route and took delivery at our Rotterdam bench. Two colorways went through the full routine — cherry blossom 27 in black and cherry blossom 27 in white — each laid flat, measured, weighed on the 0.1 g scale, worn for 14 days and then washed once, cold, before the final fit note.
SKU 7718733486, listed at USD 6.87 against a stated original of USD 7.28 and in stock at the time of writing. The listing describes a short-sleeve pullover tee in double-yarn cotton, loose fit, collarless crew neck, raglan sleeve construction, 230 gsm, printed finish, sizes S through XXL. That is a specific enough set of claims to check on a bench, so we checked them.
What the listing claims
The raw product data lists cotton as the main fibre with "double-yarn cotton" as the fabric name, a loose cut, a plain crew neck with no hood, short raglan sleeves, a normal (not heavy, not sheer) thickness and print dyeing. Season coverage is listed as spring, summer and autumn, with the garment dated to spring 2026 and a 1–3 cm measurement tolerance. The colorway run is unusual: a numbered "cherry blossom" print series roughly 01 through 29, mostly in black, white, grey or burgundy variants.
Our bench numbers
We measured a size L in cherry blossom 27 black, flat on the bench, then repeated the measurement set on the white colorway to check consistency between prints.
| Measurement | Our bench (size L, black) | Our bench (size L, white) |
|---|---|---|
| Chest, flat, pit to pit | 57.0 cm | 57.0 cm |
| Body length, high point to hem | 71.0 cm | 70.5 cm |
| Raglan sleeve, collar edge to cuff | 42.5 cm | 42.0 cm |
| Hem width, flat | 57.0 cm | 56.5 cm |
| Garment weight | 224 g | 222 g |
| After one cold wash, air dried | −1.5 cm length, −1.0 cm chest | −1.5 cm length, −1.0 cm chest |
One flag: the flat chest ran about 1 cm wider than the chart figure for the size we ordered, which sits right on our 1 cm flag threshold and inside the listing's own 1–3 cm tolerance. Everything else landed within 0.5 cm of the chart. The garment weight is consistent with the stated 230 gsm knit once you allow for the cut-and-sewn body — this is a mid-weight tee, not a paper-thin one, and it does not read as see-through on the black base.
The raglan construction is real and visible in the flat-lay view the listing shows: the shoulder seam runs from the collar to the underarm rather than sitting on top of the shoulder. In wear that pulls the chest slightly wider and makes the loose fit read as relaxed rather than boxy. The collar is a simple banded crew with no hood, stitched flat and clean on both colorways. The white base shows more print-edge texture than the black, which is normal for a light ground, but there was no bleed through the cotton after the wash.
The print is the part to protect
This is the fault line on ASSC graphics, and it is where the owner evidence is consistent. Long-standing advice from owners is hand-washing and never using a dryer, because heat cracks and peels the print. One owner on r/antisocialsocialclub put it plainly:
"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."
Our single cold wash and air dry produced no visible cracking on either colorway, but one wash is not a durability verdict on a screen print and we are not going to pretend otherwise. Treat the dryer as the thing that ends this shirt.
Sizing is the real unknown
ASSC sizing is the most-reported problem in the owner community, and it is not a rumour we can dismiss. One owner said the brand is "so inconsistent" that some drops arrive oversized and others "super small." Others say the opposite — that ASSC runs true to size or slightly big, and that a wash tightens a loose fit — while one 6'3", 190 lb buyer reported taking 2XL across all his ASSC shirts, hoodies and jackets instead of his usual XL.
Our two measured size L samples were internally consistent, and the loose fit matched the listing description. That tells you about this batch, not about the label generally. Read the chart for the specific colorway you are buying, and expect the numbered cherry blossom prints to be produced as a group rather than as individual drops.
Quality expectations and delivery
Not every buyer is satisfied with the base garment. There is a recurring complaint that ASSC tees feel thin and cheap for the price, described bluntly by one reviewer as looking like cheap blanks with a backyard screen print. Our measurements do not support "thin" for this specific listing — 224 g finished weight and a 230 gsm specification put it squarely in the mid-weight bracket — but the criticism exists and we are passing it on rather than burying it.
Delivery is the other historical issue. The brand's own site once warned buyers to allow roughly 14–24 business days of shipping and handling plus 7–10 days in transit, and that gap drew widespread complaints before logistics were reorganised around 2023. If you are ordering a specific numbered colorway for an occasion, order it early rather than assuming a fast turnaround, and confirm which colorway and size you selected before you check out — the option you pick drives the print you actually receive.
Where the score comes from
The 4.2 / 5 reflects a garment that met its own specification on our bench: correct 230 gsm weight class, honest raglan construction, chart-accurate within one flag, consistent across two prints, and a loose fit that did what it said. It does not reflect a print-provenance guarantee, a sizing guarantee across other drops, or a handling-time guarantee — none of which we can settle from two samples and a wash.