Tees: the cheapest way to fill a parcel
Three tee and shirt rows, 240–420 g. The lightest category and the best freight filler.
Tees are where a haul stops being a single purchase and becomes a parcel. At 240 g they barely move the scale, and at 420 g a flannel still costs less to ship than a pair of socks in a box.
The trap is sizing. A tee that measures like a shirt changes the fit of everything you layer under it, so read the mat photo even on a cheap row.
Before you add it to a parcel
Three tees & shirts checks
Short and specific. Each one has saved a parcel at least once.
01Weight band
Tees & shirts in this sample runs 240–420 g. Add 120 g for packaging if the row only lists item weight.
02QC angle
Ask for the inside seam and the hem. Outside photos hide the two places that fail first.
03Coupon fit
Check whether the coupon discounts freight or goods. A shipping coupon does nothing for a single light item.
FAQ
Tees & shirts questions
How many tees & shirts rows are in the index?
3 rows, with packed weights from 240 g to 420 g and a median of $24.00.
Are the tees & shirts weights measured?
They are warehouse packed weights from the partner catalogue where available, and conservative estimates otherwise. The QC badge tells you whether a photo set exists.