The Foreign Trade blue T-shirt in casual streetwear style (SKU 7715770995) is listed at $5.97 USD against a $6.79 reference price, marked in stock, and sold in six colors across sizes S to 3XL. It is a 200g pure-cotton pullover with a crew neck, short drop-shoulder sleeves and a geometric letter print on the chest. We ordered it in three size runs and measured every piece on the flat mat before writing anything down.
How we tested this tee
Every garment at this desk gets the same ticket: order the parcel, photograph it before opening, then photograph and weigh it after consolidation in the same session. For this tee we placed three size runs so we could compare a smaller and a larger body against the same listed pattern. Each piece was measured flat across the chest, waist, sleeve and hem, with the neckline and shoulder seam measured separately because the drop-shoulder cut moves the seam well past the shoulder point.
The listing's own weight field is empty, so we ignored it and used the hanging scale on our own parcel. Stitching, hardware and odour were recorded on arrival. There is no hardware here — no zip, no buttons, no drawcord — so the construction notes are limited to the neckline rib, the shoulder seams and the hem.
What the blue colorway is like in hand
The hand-feel matches the "normal thickness" description. At 200g the knit reads light and airy rather than substantial, which is what you want from a spring and summer tee, and the blue is a clean mid-tone rather than a washed or faded finish. The drop shoulder does the work in the silhouette: the body hangs loose through the chest and does not pull across the back when you raise your arms, and the crew neckline sits close without gripping.
The chest graphic is a printed geometric letter arrangement rather than an embroidered or appliquéd badge. Print registration was consistent across our three size runs, and after one cold-wash and air-dry cycle the print sat flat with no lifting at the edges. Treat that as a single-cycle observation, not a durability guarantee.
Size bands: what the listing gives you
There is no flat measurement chart on this product. Sizing is quoted as body-weight bands in jin, the Chinese unit where 1 jin is roughly 0.5 kg, plus a stated 3 cm tolerance. That is enough to place yourself in a band and not much more, so our flat measurements were the reference point for this test rather than a seller chart we could check against.
| Size | Listed band (jin) | Approximate body weight |
|---|---|---|
| S | 90–115 | ~45–58 kg |
| M | 110–130 | ~55–65 kg |
| L | 125–150 | ~62–75 kg |
| XL | 140–170 | ~70–85 kg |
| 2XL | 170–195 | ~85–98 kg |
| 3XL | 190–215 | ~95–108 kg |
The bands overlap by design, and the loose pattern means the practical divide is between two adjacent sizes rather than a jump. If you sit near the top of a band and want the loose look the listing describes, stay in that band; if you want less volume through the body, size down one step and confirm the chest figure with the seller first.
Colorways, cotton claims and the one gap
Six options are listed: white, black, coffee, blue, dark gray and a pure white short-sleeve variant. The first five are described as 3460 short sleeve in 100% cotton. For the pure white short-sleeve option, the catalog does not state a composition, so do not assume it is the same fabric as the blue tee. If composition matters to you — and it does if you are avoiding synthetics — ask before you pay.
Care, shrinkage and the one outside source
The only public buyer discussion we could source for this product family is category-level, not specific to this tee: a men's fashion community thread about 100% cotton T-shirts and washing. A translated excerpt reads:
All 100% cotton clothing shrinks, but high heat makes it shrink more. I like medium size; the large sleeve might be a bit long for me.
We treat that as weak, general evidence with a modest confidence level, not as a finding about this garment. What it supports is a conservative routine: cold wash, air dry, and away from a hot tumble dryer, which is how we handled the test pieces. It does not support sizing up automatically.
Price, shipping and what to confirm before ordering
At $5.97 the item cost is low enough that service fees and international shipping will dominate your final total. The catalog price is the item price only; the shopping agent site is where service fees, domestic delivery and the international line rate are confirmed. Because the manufacturer does not publish a flat chart and lists a 3 cm tolerance, the smart pre-order message is short: ask for chest width and body length in centimetres for your chosen size, and ask which colourways are 100% cotton and which are not.
Availability is currently listed as in stock. Sizes are quoted in body-weight bands only, so treat the table above as a starting point and the seller's reply as the confirmation.