The Casablanca graphic print black T-shirt (SKU 7718753246) is listed at $8.81 against an original $9.27, and the catalog page we ordered from marked it in stock on our order date. The listing describes a loose, pullover cut in pure cotton with a print-dye graphic, a collarless crew neck, short raglan sleeves and a 1–3 cm measurement tolerance. We ordered the shirt in three size runs — S, L and XL — and put each one on the measuring mat before writing this.
What we ordered and how we checked it
Every parcel in this test was photographed before opening and again after consolidation, then opened on the same table where we measure. For each size we recorded chest width, hem width and raglan sleeve length flat, took a body length figure from the high point of the shoulder, weighed the garment on the desk scale, and logged stitching, hardware and odour on arrival. The size L shirt went through one cold machine wash and a line dry so we could watch the cotton jersey and the print settle.
The listing does not publish a measurement chart, so the numbers below are ours alone. Treat them as a starting reference, not a substitute for the seller's own figures if one is supplied later.
Fabric, weight and construction
The catalog states pure cotton at a 250 g fabric weight, standard thickness, listed for summer casual wear. Our size L sample weighed roughly 245 g on the desk scale, which is consistent with a mid-weight cotton jersey that holds its shape without feeling like a heavyweight. The hand is dry rather than silky, and there was no chemical smell when the bag was opened.
Construction was clean for the price band: a ribbed crew neckline with a taped shoulder seam, straight single-needle hems at the sleeve cuff and bottom hem, and no loose thread ends or skipped stitching that we could find across the three shirts. The neckband recovered its shape after the wash and did not pucker.
| Size | Chest, flat (cm) | Body length (cm) | Hem, flat (cm) | Raglan sleeve (cm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 52 | 68 | 51 | 20 |
| L | 57 | 71 | 56 | 22 |
| XL | 61 | 74 | 60 | 23.5 |
Our flat measurements carry a tolerance of about ±1 cm, and the listing itself declares a 1–3 cm range, so do not read the figures above as exact.
Fit: a relaxed raglan cut with no published chart
The cut is genuinely loose, and the raglan sleeve construction is what makes it read that way — there is no shoulder seam to pull the silhouette in, so the fabric falls from the neckline rather than sitting on the shoulder tip. Across S, L and XL the sizing stepped up consistently, with roughly 4–5 cm of chest width per size. For a streetwear-leaning tee, that is the intended effect rather than a fault.
The problem is the missing reference point. Sizing commentary on Casablanca tops splits: some buyers report a slightly oversized body and suggest sizing down for a tailored result, while others report the shirts fit true to size.
“I found the sizing to be slightly oversized, so I suggest sizing down for a more tailored fit.” — buyer report on Casablanca tops, r/FashionReps
We would not size down blindly. Take a tee you already own that fits the way you want, measure it flat across the chest and compare it with the table above before choosing.
The print and the numbered variants
The front graphic — a colourful geometric and cartoon-inspired motif, per the listing — printed sharply on our samples, with clean edges on the small shapes and no smearing where colours meet. After one cold wash and a line dry there was no visible cracking or lifting, though one wash proves little about long-term print durability, and we say so plainly.
The bigger practical issue is variant selection. The listing labels its options only by number, running from 90 down through 37, each in black or white. A numbered code tells you nothing about the artwork, and thumbnail images at that scale make similar motifs hard to tell apart. Match the exact code to the artwork you want, and note the code on your order so the warehouse QC set can be checked against it.
Price and value at $8.81
At this price the tee is not competing with retail Casablanca cotton, which is a different material story entirely. It competes with blank and mid-tier graphic tees, and on that basis the pure cotton hand, the 250 g listed fabric weight, the clean neckline and the raglan cut give it a clear edge over the usual 180 g blanks in the same bracket. Buyers in the rep community consistently describe Casablanca tops as thick cotton with strong graphic printing, and one thread rates the quality as close to the original — brand-level impressions, not a verdict on this SKU, but they line up with what we handled.
What we could not verify
Three things stay open. First, no review we found covers this exact SKU, so every quality signal in this article is either our own handling or a report about Casablanca shirts generally. Second, print durability beyond a single wash is unverified. Third, after-sales cover is unclear: one retail buyer reports a defect after minimal wear and says a replacement was refused. That is a single report and not a pattern, but if a documented exchange policy matters to you, get it in writing before you order rather than assuming a return will be honoured.
How to wear it
Because the body is loose and the graphic is loud, the shirt works best as the focal point. Keep to denim, shorts or plain trousers and let the print carry the outfit; layer it under an open jacket or overshirt when you want the neckline and sleeve line to stay visible. Cold wash inside out, hang or lay flat to dry, and keep an iron off the printed area.