Shirt
Common expressions
wear a shirt
a plain / striped / checked shirt
a short-sleeved / long-sleeved shirt
a clean / dirty shirt
a cotton shirt
a T-shirt
your shirt collar
your shirt sleeves
Exercise
Common expressions
He was wearing jeans and a T-shirt with “Feet the World” on it. - c
Do you know your collar's dirty? I think it's time you put on a clean shirt. - e
I prefer cotton shirts, but you do have to iron them! - a
Although I work in an office, I don't need to wear a shirt and tie. - f
I find short-sleeved shirts much more comfortable in summer. - b
I rolled up my shirt sleeves and started washing the dishes. - d
Note
An open-necked shirt means you do not have the top button done up.
You button up your shirt and unbutton it.
Note this expression:
One of my shirt buttons is missing.