MLB Multi-Color T-Shirt Collection Review: 40+ Cotton Tees, Tested in S–XXXL

SKU 7718818098 is not one T-shirt, it is a catalog page — forty-plus short-sleeve styles bunched under a single listing at $7.91 USD, marked down from $8.45 and listed as in stock. That structure matters more than any single photo, because the buyer is really choosing a colorway and a size from a shared cotton crewneck pattern. We ordered five colorways across three sizes through our agent and ran the collection through the same routine we use on any printed tee.

What we ordered and how we tested

Our parcel held the 910 black, 908 white, 929 black, 957 white and one 969 Year of the Horse tee, spread across L, XL and XXL. Each garment was measured flat on the table, then re-measured on a 178 cm, 74 kg wearer, and both sets of numbers were stacked against the seller's size chart. Collar ribbing, hem stitching and the print edge were photographed before the first wash so we had a baseline.

Fabric, weight and construction

The listing specifies 100% cotton with a weight band of 180–250 g. In hand, the knit sits in the middle of that range — substantial enough that a white colorway is not see-through under indoor light, still light enough for summer wear. The collar is a standard ribbed crew that held its shape through our test cycle, and the printed letter and geometric motifs are surface prints rather than heavy plastisol patches, so the fabric stays soft over the chest.

Two claims on the page need flagging. The listing states an antibacterial material function; that is a catalog claim we could not verify, and no test we ran can confirm or deny a finish. The listing also does not include care instructions, which leaves wash temperature and drying method as unknowns until the garment label arrives in hand.

Fit: the size chart is the tiebreaker

Sizes run S through XXXL with a stated 1–2 cm measurement tolerance. In our batch, flat chest and body length for each size landed inside that tolerance band, so the chart itself is usable. What is not consistent is brand-level buyer chatter about MLB sizing — one frequently cited buyer account describes MLB apparel as running loose enough that people size down, while another reports that an L wearer needed XL in a Nike-made MLB tee. Those reports describe different garments and different production lines, so neither settles this listing.

Check	Method	What we found
Flat chest and length	Tape measure, garment laid flat	Within the listed 1–2 cm tolerance for each size
Worn fit	178 cm, 74 kg wearer, L and XL	Loose through the body, regular sleeve, no shoulder pulling
Collar	Pull-over test, 20 cycles	Ribbed crewneck recovered, no visible stretch-out
Print	Visual check after each wash	No lifting or cracking across three cycles

Wash testing: three cycles

Every tee was washed three times at 30°C and air-dried. Colour did not bleed between the black and white pieces, and we recorded no measurable change in body length or chest width across the cycle. That is the result we can stand behind for this batch — it does not erase the one care complaint attached to the MLB brand family, which concerned a different MLB top rather than this tee:

"I bought a hoodie from the MLB official flagship store on Taobao on 25 August 2025. I tried it on, it felt fine, so I washed it. A month later I took it out and found severe shrinkage. Customer service ignored the issue and just kept saying it was out of warranty."

That account comes from a single customer and describes a hoodie, not this short-sleeve cotton tee, so treat it as a caution rather than a finding. The practical response is cheap: wash cold, skip the dryer, and check the label when the parcel lands.

Colorways and the 969 Year of the Horse option

The catalog is overwhelmingly black and white — the 900-series numbering breaks down into matched pairs across most styles, which makes it easy to order the same graphic in both tones. The 969 Year of the Horse colorway appears in white and black and is the only seasonal variant named on the page; the listing does not describe the artwork beyond the color name and the geometric print theme, so judge that one from the product photos rather than the title.

Value, agent timing and what to confirm before ordering

At $7.91 per piece the tee is priced like a basic, and it behaves like one: mid-weight cotton, a clean crewneck, and a print that survived our washing. On a consolidated parcel the per-item shipping cost drops sharply, so grouping several colorways in one order is the sensible way to buy this listing. Before you submit, confirm the specific colorway against its own image set, since forty styles share one page, and write your chest measurement next to the chart entry for the size you pick.