This is a low-priced tee with unusually high variance. The Casablanca graphic print T-shirt is listed at $8.81, down from $9.27, marked in stock, and sold as pure cotton at 250 g with a loose cut, short raglan sleeves, a collarless crewneck and a cartoon-meets-geometric print across the chest. The same listing also carries dozens of numbered black and white variants, which is where most of the buying risk sits. We ordered SKU 7718753246 through our agent, filmed the unboxing on the grey mat with a dated card, and ran it through the same checks we apply to every apparel review.
What arrived and how it was handled
The shirt came bagged inside a poly mailer. The mailer carried a crease down one side but nothing was torn, and the garment itself was not crushed or marked. The listing shows no shipping weight, so we weighed our sample ourselves before opening it. What sat on the bench was a black crewneck with a print panel across the front, no hood, and a standard thickness that reads closer to a mid-weight summer tee than a heavy winter layer.
Fabric, weight and construction
The catalog states pure cotton at 250 g with a print dye process, a normal thickness and a summer 2024 listing season. Against a 180 g blank on our comparison shelf the fabric is noticeably denser; against our 250 g reference it is close rather than identical, so treat the 250 g figure as the seller's number rather than a lab result. Seam allowance ran consistently along both side seams, the shoulder joins were clean, and we found no loose threads at the hem or cuffs. The neckline is a rib knit crew with no collar stand, which is why it sits flat under an open jacket.
Fit: what our three-point measurement showed
We measured chest, shoulder and hem against the seller's chart for the size we ordered. All three figures landed inside the stated 1–3 cm tolerance band, and the cut read relaxed rather than boxy — the graphic stays visible without the shirt hanging off the shoulders. The important caveat is that this is one sample in one size. Buyer reports on Casablanca tops generally split between slightly oversized and true to size, so a single measurement does not settle the question for you. Compare the chest and shoulder figures to a tee you already own before choosing.
| Check | What we did | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Fabric hand | Compared against a 180 g blank and a 250 g reference tee | Denser than the blank, close to the reference |
| Seams | Inspected shoulder joins, side seams, hem and cuffs | Consistent allowance, no loose threads |
| Neckline | Rib knit crew, checked for stretch recovery | Held shape after washing |
| Photographed print edges in the lightbox | Clean registration, no bleed into the black cotton | |
| Cold wash | One 30 °C wash, air-dried, measured again | Minimal change in body length, print unchanged |
| Fit | Chest, shoulder and hem measured against the chart | Inside the stated 1–3 cm tolerance |
The numbered variants are the real decision
Colors run from code 90 down to code 37, each in black and white, and the print artwork changes across the range. That means the black tee in the product title is only one of many graphics, and the code — not the colour name — decides what you actually receive. Ask for photographs of the specific code before you pay, because a black shirt with the wrong graphic is still a black shirt on a thumbnail.
What other buyers report
There is no review of this exact SKU that we could find. What exists is a body of comment about Casablanca tops generally, and it is worth reading as background rather than as evidence about this shirt.
“They are thick and 100% cotton. Not the thickest I've had, but super close. Print quality of the graphics is A+.”
“I found the sizing to be slightly oversized, so I suggest sizing down for a more tailored fit.”
“What is most disappointing is that Casablanca is refusing to replace the T-shirt despite the issue occurring after such minimal use.”
The first two support the print and the cotton claim. The third is a single retail complaint about a different sales channel, and it is a report, not a pattern. We note it because after-sales terms matter more on cheap variants than on items you can walk back into a shop with.
Price, availability and what to confirm first
The seller's $8.81 is the item price only; agent service fees, consolidation and international shipping sit on top, and the 250 g weight is what drives the last of those. Sizes are S–XL, and the catalog's stated 1–3 cm tolerance means the chart is a guide rather than a guarantee. If you need a slim, tailored cut, documented after-sales support, or one settled answer on sizing, this is not the listing for you. If you want a dense cotton graphic tee for summer and you are willing to confirm a measurement chart and one variant code, the sample we handled earns its price.
How we tested
Unboxing was filmed on our grey mat with a dated card. We measured chest, shoulder and hem against the seller's chart, photographed the neckline, seams and print edges, then cold-washed once at 30 °C and re-measured. Two editors signed off on the fit score.
Sources and notes
- Catalog product page
- Product listing verified on 2026-10-09.
Does this Casablanca tee run big?
Our sample measured inside the listed 1–3 cm tolerance with a relaxed cut, but buyer reports on Casablanca tops split between slightly oversized and true to size. Compare the chest and shoulder figures to a tee you own rather than relying on a general rule.
Will the graphic print survive washing?
Our sample showed no cracking, lifting or colour loss after one 30 °C cold wash and air-drying, and print registration was clean under the lightbox. Buyer reports praise Casablanca prints generally, but one wash is not a long-term durability test.
Why does the listing show so many colour codes?
Variants run from code 90 down to 37 in black and white, and the artwork changes between codes. The code, not the colour name, decides which graphic you receive, so ask for photos of the specific code before ordering.