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dress shirt

noun as in formal shirt

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While Rhone and Vuori boomed during the pandemic, thanks to people being cooped up at home, they’ve recently pivoted to making office-appropriate attire, like dress shirts and polos for men in stretchy materials.

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He sat courtside, in a pink dress shirt and slacks, surrounded by friends.

Madewell and Anthropologie are seeing a resurgence in dress sales, while Bonobos reports rising demand for suits, dress shirts and tuxedos.

The governor, sans tie, wore a dress shirt and casual jacket onto the stage.

Five minutes later, wearing a dress shirt and jeans, Davenport appears.

Bergdahl was dressed in a white dress shirt with a blue tie and sporting plain pocket khaki pants.

Instead he emerges dripping wet from a bathtub and delicately buttons a dress shirt over his ripped, exposed torso.

Sander perfected the white dress shirt, crafting it with a perfectly cut collar and a slim-fitting sleekness.

At present his raiment is a disgrace, and he wears a dress-shirt like a crumpled sheet of the Pioneer.

I've got on your dress-shirt—— Made me look more like a ghost.

That is not a star on his chest, but a diamond pig, rampant on a field of dress-shirt.

It is imprudent to touch blacking in a dress-shirt, so Denry had to undo the past and begin again.

In a dress shirt of a color, as I recall, but it was not a sport shirt—and slacks.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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