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Litbuy Spreadsheet T-Shirts: Blank Weights, Print Styles and Sizing Cheat Sheet

Everything you need to read the T-Shirts tab like a regular — weights, prints, sizing, care.

📅 28 8 月, 2026 ⏱ 3 min read 🏷 T-Shirts Guide

The Litbuy Spreadsheet T-Shirts tab is deceptively deep. Every reader has an opinion about weight, cut and print style, and the tab caters to all of them. This post is the walkthrough that lets you land on a tee row without opening ten photo folders first.

Blank weights that matter

Blank tee weight is the single decision that changes how a shirt hangs. Lightweight blanks drape and breathe; midweight blanks are the safe daily default; heavyweight blanks stand up on their own and look boxy in a good way. The T-Shirts tab on the Litbuy Spreadsheet Hub flags weight in the notes column — see the column walkthrough for the exact shorthand.

Print families

Three print families dominate the tab. Screen print is crisp, layered and matte — it holds up to years of washing. Puff print is raised and textured, with a retro finish. DTG and transfers feel soft and photograph-like but wear faster. Most tee rows lean screen print because it delivers the best long-term value; rows will call out puff or DTG when relevant.

Fit conventions

Tee fit splits into three categories: regular, oversized (drop shoulders, longer torso) and boxy (wider through the chest, shorter length). Regular is the default across most rows. Oversized and boxy rows are always flagged in the notes column. Cross-reference the Hoodies guide if you like the oversized look and want to match a top-and-tee outfit.

Sizing cheat sheet

  • TTS — pick your regular size and expect no surprises.
  • +1 — size up one; usually flagged on boxy or oversized rows.
  • Boxy — the row runs wider than tall; size down if you like a slimmer chest.
  • When silent — default to TTS and check the photo folder for a fit reference.

Picking a first tee

Start with a midweight regular-fit blank in a colorway you would wear twice a week. That single choice covers the widest range of daily outfits and gives you a baseline for judging future orders. Rows with lots of QC photos are the safest first picks — see the weekly finds list for what other shoppers are currently ordering.

Pairing tees with the rest of the catalog

Tees pair naturally with the Sneakers tab, the Hoodies deep dive for cooler days, and the Jackets guide for a layered outfit. Sets are a shortcut too — the Sets tab on the homepage often bundles a tee with matching pieces.

Ordering with confidence

Hot tee rows sell out fast during peak seasons. When you are decided, return to the homepage and tap Litbuy Spreadsheet or Buy It Now in the header. For broader context on how the catalog is organized, read the Litbuy Sheets guide and the Litbuy Product Spreadsheet map.

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