color
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con
· 58% confidence
Line-level (Human Made short-sleeve tees): a Taiwan forum thread reports Human Made white tees visibly yellowing after repeated washing, while same-period Beams Japan white tees stayed bright white; the original poster says they will only buy Human Made black tees from now on, though they also note the black fades.
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durability
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con
· 42% confidence
Line-level commentary on Human Made tees: a Chinese video commentary describes the tubular slub-cotton tees as thin and prone to going loose/slack after a few washes ('washes out of shape'), and also criticises the sizing as short in the body.
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durability
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mixed
· 48% confidence
Japanese Q&A answer on Human Made tees: the shirt is described as sturdy with a binder neck that resists collar stretching, but the responder still advises treating tees as consumables rather than expecting long-term durability.
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other
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tip
· 55% confidence
Taiwan street_style forum buyers warn that Human Made is extremely popular in mainland China and that high-quality replicas circulate widely there, so items bought from unauthorized sellers or secondhand channels should be authenticity-checked before purchase.
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other
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mixed
· 40% confidence
Line-level (Human Made slub-cotton tees, not verified for this listing's plain-cotton heat-print tee): Chinese-language buyer notes say the fabric is thick/'slub cotton' with only average breathability and a slightly stiff hand-feel when new, softening after a few washes.
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quality
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con
· 62% confidence
Line-level (Human Made graphic tees): Taiwan street_style forum posters repeatedly describe the fabric/craft as merely average for the price and say they buy Human Made only for the graphics, with comments such as 'material is really so-so' and 'at this price there are better choices' for tees.
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quality
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mixed
· 52% confidence
Korean streetwear community impressions of Human Made short-sleeve tees are split: some users praise the quality, fit and 'bouncy' slub fabric, while others call the fabric only moderately thick and 'not amazing', though they rate the neck-stretch resistance and hand feel as fairly good.
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quality
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mixed
· 50% confidence
Review of a replica Human Made graphic tee purchase (relevant since this listing is a heat-transfer-print graphic tee sold off the official channel): the buyer says the fabric was noticeably thicker than genuine slub cotton and that the print was applied too heavily, leaving a sticky printing feel; the size S ordered arrived with measurements matching a genuine M.
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