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JoyaGoo Spreadsheet - T-shirts

Choose the fit first, then the graphic. A useful T-shirt comparison includes body length, chest width and collar details alongside the product image.

T-Shirt Fit, Fabric & Graphics

Start with a T-shirt that fits you well. Note its chest width, shoulder width and length while it is laid flat, and use those measurements to compare the listings. Decide whether you want a close, relaxed or oversized shape rather than choosing by a size letter alone.

Build a useful size comparison

Compare chest width and body length first, then shoulder width and sleeve length. Check whether the chart gives flat garment measurements or body measurements; a flat chest width is not a chest circumference. Use the same method for your reference tee.

Read the fabric and finish details

Check the stated composition, collar construction and any garment-weight information. A photo cannot establish softness, thickness or opacity. If the listing does not explain the fabric or care requirements, ask before choosing a size and colour.

Check the graphic and styling

Open the exact colour option and inspect both front and back views. Compare print placement, embroidery and the hem. For a Halloween or Christmas outfit, choose a graphic and colour you like; styling suitability does not establish an official seasonal release.

USD estimates use the API’s reference rate of CNY 7.2 per USD. Prices exclude shipping and other charges; check the selected option on the current listing. Brand names are source catalogue labels. Listing images are not your order’s QC photos.

Keep exploring the full t-shirts category for more options and current product details.

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STYLE NOTES

T-Shirt Styling Guide

Use the T-shirt as a starting point for proportions, colour and layering. A few changes to the surrounding pieces can give the same tee a different feel.

Let the graphic lead

Pair a graphic tee with trousers in a colour already present in the print. Keep the other pieces relatively simple if you want the artwork to stand out. Check the back graphic too when you plan to wear it without a jacket.

Balance the proportions

Try a regular-length tee with straight trousers, or compare a roomier tee with a wider leg. Look at the position of the hem and sleeves together. A partial tuck is another way to change the outline using the same pieces.

Add an open layer

An open jacket can frame the front of a plain or printed tee. Compare the two necklines and the amount of T-shirt visible below the outer layer. Use a shared colour when you want the pieces to feel connected.

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