Collocations for shirt - noun
ADJECTIVE
clean
crisp, fresh
He wears a crisp white shirt to the office every day.
crisp, fresh
He wears a crisp white shirt to the office every day.
long-sleeved,
short-sleeved
sleeveless
button-down, collared, collarless
open-necked (esp. BrE), unbuttoned (esp. AmE)
cotton, denim, flannel, oxford (AmE), silk, etc.
dress, tuxedo (AmE)
check (BrE), checked, checkered (AmE), plaid (AmE), plain, striped
baggy, oversized
loose, tight
dress
football (BrE), golf (esp. AmE), polo, rugby, sport (AmE), sports, team
replica (BrE)
replica football shirts with Beckham's famous number 7
sleeveless
button-down, collared, collarless
open-necked (esp. BrE), unbuttoned (esp. AmE)
cotton, denim, flannel, oxford (AmE), silk, etc.
dress, tuxedo (AmE)
check (BrE), checked, checkered (AmE), plaid (AmE), plain, striped
baggy, oversized
loose, tight
dress
football (BrE), golf (esp. AmE), polo, rugby, sport (AmE), sports, team
replica (BrE)
replica football shirts with Beckham's famous number 7
Hawaiian
He sported a floral Hawaiian shirt.
He sported a floral Hawaiian shirt.
muscle
(= a T-shirt with very short or no sleeves, worn by men)
night (usually nightshirt)
hair (= worn in the past by people who wished to punish themselves for religious reasons)
night (usually nightshirt)
hair (= worn in the past by people who wished to punish themselves for religious reasons)
VERB + shirt
button,
button up,
unbutton
pull off
tuck in
He tucked his shirt into his pants.
pull off
tuck in
He tucked his shirt into his pants.
wash
iron
iron
shirt + NOUN
button,
collar,
cuff,
front,
pocket,
sleeve,
tail
number (esp. BrE)
a footballer's shirt number
number (esp. BrE)
a footballer's shirt number