camp shirt

noun

1. a short-sleeved shirt or blouse with a notched collar and usually two breast pockets.

Example Sentences

His official portrait, which hangs in government offices across the state, features him in a black Dickies camp shirt before an American flag.

From New York Times

However, the black-and-white “camp shirt” was still available on the company’s U.K. site as of Friday morning.

From Fox News

“Suits they want to wear, not suits they have to wear. I wouldn’t call those necessarily casual suits, although some are — e.g., unstructured cotton suits — but definitely leisure suits. Something to wear with an open-collar camp shirt for a ’70s vibe or a corduroy suit for the winter.

From Los Angeles Times

On the shoulder of the road stood a man in khaki shorts and a purple camp shirt.

From Literature

Leaning casually on a pinecone-topped staff was a man in a purple camp shirt, khaki shorts, and sandals with white socks.

From Literature