JoyaGoo T-Shirts Spreadsheet — Print, Fit & Fabric Guide
This T-Shirts Spreadsheet page is your dedicated entry point for finding tees through JoyaGoo. T-shirts are the most browsed category on the spreadsheet, but they vary wildly in blank quality, print method, and sizing. The full catalog contains hundreds of graphic, vintage, and plain tee options across every major style. Use this gateway to understand the difference between screen-printed and DTF prints, how blanks fit, and which neck tags to look for before exploring the complete collection.
Buying Tips
What to look for, what to avoid, and how to make the right choice in the T-Shirts category.
Blank Type Matters
Different blanks have different fits. Ask about the blank model if fit is critical.
Print Method
Screen print is smoother and more durable. DTF is thicker and can feel plasticky.
Neck Tag Check
Some buyers care about neck tag accuracy. Verify if the blank includes a branded neck tag.
Style Direction & Trends
Boxy vs. Regular Fit
Boxy fits are wider and shorter. Regular fits are longer and follow the torso line.
Vintage Wash
Vintage wash tees are softer but may have inconsistent dye patterns. Expect slight variation.
Sizing Guide
T-shirt sizing on the spreadsheet is usually true to size for standard cuts, but boxy fits can feel wider and shorter. If you are between sizes, size up for a relaxed fit or down for a fitted look. Check the shoulder width measurement for accuracy.
Common Mistakes
- Buying based on retail sizing without checking the blank-specific size chart
- Assuming all graphic tees use the same blank — blanks vary between sellers
- Not asking about print method when you have a preference for feel and durability
- Ignoring the color accuracy note — some colors fade faster or shift under different lighting
QC Checklist
Verify these points before you confirm your order. This checklist helps you catch the most common quality issues.
Category FAQ
Quick answers to the most common questions about buying t-shirts through the spreadsheet.
What is the difference between screen print and DTF?
Screen print is ink pushed through mesh. It is thinner and lasts longer. DTF is a film transfer that sits on top of the fabric.
How do I know which blank is used?
The spreadsheet usually lists the blank type. If not, ask the seller before ordering.
Do t-shirts shrink in the wash?
Cotton tees shrink 3-5% on first wash. Pre-shrunk blanks shrink less but are less common.
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