sports shirt

British  

noun

1. a man's informal shirt, sometimes of knitted wool or cotton, which may be worn outside the trousers

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Example Sentences

The satyr wore his usual gym shorts, sports shirt, and coach’s whistle.

From Literature

The day he got out, on Feb. 22, I spotted McConochie-Sullivan in faded jeans, a Nike sports shirt, white sneakers, and an ankle monitor, walking in the midafternoon sunshine on top of a narrow concrete embankment across the street from the jail.

From Slate

Mr Obama's vest, worn with his Punahou School team, went for $192,000 - a record for a high-school sports shirt.

From BBC

“This T-shirt increases the wireless connectivity of devices around my body by 1,000 times,” said assistant professor John Ho, donning a sports shirt laced with comb-shaped strips of the metamaterial textile.

From Reuters

On the second floor of the living quarters of Gracie Mansion, Mayor Lindsay, in a yellow sports shirt, gray slacks, and brown loafers, was watching C.B.S. on a color-television set.

From The New Yorker