OopBuy Spreadsheet
T-shirts

Give your everyday outfits a new graphic, colour or sports-inspired detail. This tee selection lets you scan designs and estimated item prices without opening every listing first.

Think about which shirts you reach for most and what you would pair with a new one. Open a favourite for its options, then use the simple proportions example below to compare the cut.

Save the exact colour and front or back graphic that caught your eye. Compare garment width and length together before choosing a size, and read any composition or care information on the listing. The checks below help you assess the proportions and visible details.

Found a favourite? Open its product page for current details and available options. Reference prices exclude international shipping.

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02 / CHOOSE WITH CONFIDENCE

Choose the shape as well as the graphic

Use a tee from your wardrobe as a reference. Keep the width and length together so you can distinguish a boxy shape from a longer oversized one.

What to compare on the size chart
DetailHow to compare it
Chest widthMeasure flat across the underarms and compare like-for-like with the listing.
Body lengthUse the same neck or shoulder starting point. Compare the hem position you prefer.
Shoulder and sleeveCheck both for the shape you want; a wider shoulder can move the sleeve seam lower.
Composition and careLook for the stated fibre blend and care instructions. Save any wash advice with the listing.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE

Boxy and oversized are different choices

A tee you wear measures 54 × 70 cm. An option at 58 × 68 cm is wider and shorter; one at 58 × 75 cm is wider and longer. Compare those proportions before changing your usual size.

A USEFUL QUESTION TO ASK
For size __, please confirm flat chest width and the body-length measuring point. Could you show the front and back print for colour __?
03 / BEFORE SHIPPING

Review the item you actually ordered

  • Compare the front and back with the exact print option.
  • Look closely at the neckline, sleeve hems and side seams.
  • Ask for a print close-up if alignment or detail is unclear.

Read the care label before the first wash. Use the stated instructions rather than assuming every cotton or printed tee needs the same treatment.

TWO COMMON QUESTIONS

Will a larger size create the boxy look I want?

Only if its proportions suit that look. Compare the change in width with the change in length; moving up a size may also add unwanted length.

Can a QC photo show how well the print will wash?

It can help you inspect visible placement and detail. It cannot establish wash durability. Check the stated print and care information before deciding.

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