Converse of object

• wear: They will be wearing purple tee shirts with the Lowry logo.

• sleeve: The temperature in May is not too bad but long sleeved shirts or tops are mandatory.

• don: Becks, who quit as England captain after their World Cup failure earlier this month, donned a silk shirt and black trousers.

Preposition: with

• collar: Men should wear a dark suit and a plain, long-sleeved, white shirt with a white collar, white bow tie and bands.

Adjective modifier

• long-sleeved: Men should wear a dark suit and a plain, long-sleeved, white shirt with a white collar, white bow tie and bands.

• striped: We were given a blue and white striped shirt and a pair of gray shorts and socks.

• Hawaiian: If you are having a Hawaiian theme party, ask your caterer to have the wait staff where Hawaiian shirts.

• short-sleeved: The Cowards are a four-man sketch troupe who write smart, funny sketches and perform them in jeans and pumps and short-sleeved shirts.

• open-necked: Over his open-necked shirt Bill placed a stole and was ready to start.

• white: A white shirt should be carried to all away games.

Modifies a noun

• sleeve: Six steps down from Smythe's landing the man in shirt sleeves was doing something with a pail.

• collar: And so, lives go on in summer sweat, shirt collars are smelly and wet.

• pocket: The size is perfect ( top shirt pocket size ).

• sponsorship: At the start of each season, football clubs reveal their shirt sponsorship deals.

Noun used with modifier

• polo: Price £ 21 2 ) Navy blue polo shirt with embroidered MPS logo on the front.

• tee: They will be wearing purple tee shirts with the Lowry logo.

• T: I want the T shirt, " I drove in Italy & survived " !

• replica: Replica shirts will be flying off the shelves at the moment.

• t: Click on any of the t shirts to see a close up of the design.

• rugby: We have a range of products for the cruising sailor, ranging from the Cruising Almanac to rugby shirts adorned with CA logos.