Boonbuy T-shirts & jerseys Spreadsheet

A loose tee and a fitted jersey need different references

Start by deciding how the top should sit at the shoulders and hem. Compare a regular tee with a regular tee from your wardrobe, and a loose long sleeve with a similar long sleeve. Chest width alone does not explain body length or where a dropped shoulder will place the sleeve.

Check the chart’s measuring diagram and units. A body chart describes the wearer, while a garment chart describes the item. Nike’s sizing reference is an example of a body chart, not a universal conversion table for every T-shirt or jersey in a directory.

Reference: Nike: body-measurement chart example

Record jersey prints and options before ordering

Save the exact design and variant selected on a jersey listing. If names, numbers or patches are offered, write down what is included and what you actually selected. A promotional picture may show a combination that is different from the default option.

For long sleeves, establish where the sleeve measurement starts. A shoulder-to-cuff length cannot be compared directly with a neck-to-cuff value. Resolve this before using a familiar letter size to choose between two different cuts.

Use QC photos for visible print and variant checks

Compare the received top with your saved record: colour, front and back design, label and visible print placement. If an edge or small detail matters, request a closer image of that area. Perspective and folding can make a print look offset in a single shot.

A warehouse photo does not test wash durability, fabric feel or how a jersey performs during sport. Treat these as unanswered questions unless the listing supplies relevant information. Use the full item page to compare current options, then keep any unresolved point with your shortlist. Before the first wash, follow the garment’s care label.