ERD Face-Print Tee: Cost by Color, Pocket & Size

The product page for this multicolor ERD face-print T-shirt lists multiple color and pocket variations, with sizes ranging from S to XXL. To create a verifiable total-cost record, do not start by comparing the single-item price. First lock in the exact color, pocket style, and size, then record the item price, service fee, packaging, international shipping, and exchange rate separately.

Lock In the Exact Variant You Plan to Buy

The page describes the shirt as a pure cotton single-jersey tee weighing 230 to 270 gsm, with a relaxed fit and sizes from S to XXL. It lists multiple washed black, off-white, lime gray, and pocket versions. Do not assume that different colors or pocket styles share the same size and price records.

Before ordering, create one entry for each specific variant and record at least the following:

• The color name and whether it is a pocket version.
• The target size and the seller's flat measurements.
• The item price and currency shown on the product page.
• The service fee, packaging fee, and international shipping shown at checkout.
• The exchange rate used at checkout and the final payment currency.
• Details that require seller confirmation, such as the actual sleeve shape, print details, and QC photos for the selected color.

The page includes a 2 cm measurement error notice, and the source also notes that ERD sizing feedback is inconsistent. Therefore, you cannot predict the final fit based only on the S to XXL range or the phrase "relaxed fit," nor can you use measurements from another color in place of the target variant.

How to Record the Amounts Shown on the Page

The current source record shows two dollar amounts: a reference price of $8.51 and a final item price listed as $10.10. The materials do not explain whether the difference reflects a promotion, different variants, different timing, or different levels of page display. Therefore, do not automatically treat the $1.59 difference as a discount or use it to promise savings.

A more reliable recording method is as follows:

Cost item	Currently verifiable information	Checkout handling
Item price	The page record shows an $8.51 reference price and a $10.10 final item price	Use the amount shown on the Agent checkout page for the selected color, pocket style, and size
Discount	No discount terms are confirmed in the current materials	Record a discount or promo-code deduction only when it is clearly shown at checkout
Service fee	No specific amount provided	Record it separately on the Agent order confirmation page; do not include it in the item price
Packaging fee	No specific amount provided	Record it separately if listed at checkout; do not estimate it when it is not shown
International shipping	No specific amount provided	Record it after the warehouse details, parcel weight, and shipping route are confirmed
Exchange rate	No specific rate provided	Record the actual rate used at payment instead of assuming a conversion result

Verify the total cost using this structure: item price minus confirmed discount, plus service fee, packaging fee, and international shipping. If payment requires conversion to your local currency, convert the confirmed dollar amounts using the actual exchange rate shown at checkout. Items without data should remain marked "pending confirmation" rather than being entered as zero.

Verification Order Before Checkout

Start by confirming the product itself:

1. Select a specific color, pocket style, and size on the product page or Agent product page.
2. Screenshot or save the item price for that variant. Do not save only the reference price for the full page.
3. Ask the seller for flat measurements in the selected color, then check key measurements such as chest width and length.
4. If the sleeve shape, print process, or pocket construction affects your purchase decision, ask the seller to confirm them first. The source record notes inconsistent descriptions of the sleeve length and shape.
5. Review the matching QC photos. Existing buyer feedback mainly concerns other ERD items and cannot prove the quality, color, or sizing of this specific T-shirt.

Then confirm the order costs:

• Record the item price and discount separately. Do not automatically treat the reference-price difference as a discount.
• Record the service fee and any possible packaging fee on the Agent checkout page.
• Record international shipping only after the parcel weight and shipping route are confirmed.
• Finally, record the payment currency, exchange rate, and actual amount charged.

How to Reduce Misjudgments at Different Budgets

When the budget is tight, prioritize confirming the item price, service fee, and international shipping because these three items directly determine the final spend. Do not judge whether the purchase is worthwhile based only on $8.51 or $10.10.

If you plan to buy multiple colors or pocket styles, save the price and measurement records for each variant separately, then check whether Agent calculates packaging or shipping once per order. Without a checkout breakdown, you cannot multiply the single-item price by the quantity and treat the result as the final total.

If sizing consistency matters most, include the seller's flat measurements and the 2 cm margin of error in your assessment, and retain the confirmation record for the target color. The source includes both "fits well" and "runs large" ERD sizing feedback, and buyer feedback does not directly verify this specific SKU.

Final Assessment

You can create a budget for this T-shirt, but at present you can only create a "pending checkout verification" sheet. You cannot provide a definite total that includes the service fee, packaging, international shipping, and exchange rate. Neither the $8.51 reference price nor the $10.10 final item price shown in the page record represents the final spend by itself. The usable amount must come from the checkout breakdown for the selected variant on the Agent checkout page.

Until the product variant, discount, service fee, packaging, shipping, and exchange rate have all been confirmed separately, do not promise the lowest price or a specific amount of savings.