T-Shirts on USFans Spreadsheet
Graphic tees, blanks, longsleeves and polos on the USFans Spreadsheet, priced in USD with direct links. The cheapest way onto the site, and the sensible way to find out how an agent handles an order.
Tees are rarely the whole order — round it out with hoodies, headwear or accessories from the full USFans Spreadsheet.
Why tees are the smartest first order
If you want to learn how an agent works without much on the line, a tee is the way to do it: low cost, low shipping weight, and you still see the whole process end to end — the buy, the warehouse photos, a shipping line, the parcel. This page collects the graphic tees, blanks, longsleeves and polos worth having, each priced in USD with a direct link.
Cut trips people up far more often than size does. A boxy cropped tee and a long slim one can carry the same letter on the label, so the measurements are the only part worth reading. In the warehouse photos, look at where the print actually sits — centred graphics are the ones that go wrong — and at the collar, which is where a cheap make starts to roll after a wash or two.
Light and cheap also makes tees the obvious filler: a few alongside a hoodie or a cap brings the per-item shipping down without much moving the quote. The full USFans Spreadsheet has every other category in the same format.
Two things worth being able to read. On cut: "regular fit" follows the body loosely, "boxy" is squared-off and wider with no waist taper, "oversized" adds room throughout plus longer sleeves, and "drop-shoulder" moves the seam past your natural shoulder for that oversized look without sizing all the way up. On print: raised ink is screen print and lasts longest, flat soaked-in ink is DTG with a softer hand but faster fade, and embroidery outlives both while adding weight and stiffness to the panel.
