tee shirt

British  

noun

1. a variant of T-shirt

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Example Sentences

The product line includes tee shirts, jerseys and hoodies ranging from $30-$110 per item.

From The Wall Street Journal

Specifically, the part where it only allowed employees to wear Tesla or other pre-approved black tee shirts.

From The Verge

She was wearing the same light-blue tee shirt and black yoga pants that she'd been in the last time Hazel saw her, but they were now faded and frayed.

From Literature

“If it was a tee shirt, you could still wear it today,” he said.

From New York Times

I grabbed it and ran to the other end of the room, where Norma was already trying on pink shorts with a matching tee shirt.

From Literature