T-Shirts on Joyagoo Spreadsheet

A T-shirt weighs little, so on Joyagoo it rarely decides your shipping line; what it decides is whether the haul feels worth it. The agent service itself is free: you pay the item and the seller's domestic freight first, and nothing more until the parcel ships. Adding a few tees to an order that is already heading to the warehouse just means they travel in the same box.

Use the free intake photos to check three things: the collar band lies flat without rippling, the print edges are crisp with no cracking, and the shoulder seams sit on the shoulder rather than drifting down the arm, unless the cut is meant to drop. Jerseys deserve a closer look at the crest and the numbers, and a detailed photo at $0.22 is a small cost next to a pricier shirt.

Size tees by chest width and body length. Lay your favourite T-shirt flat, measure straight across just below the armpits, then from the highest point of the shoulder down to the hem, and pick the chart row closest to both. A slim jersey and a boxy heavyweight tee in the same letter size can fit very differently, so read the chart for the cut in front of you.

The grid mixes streetwear labels such as Corteiz, Syna World and Palm Angels with Stone Island, Amiri and Balenciaga, plus a run of club football jerseys and polos from Ralph Lauren and others. The rest of the sheet, from shoes to bags, is on the Joyagoo Spreadsheet.