Shirt in Spanish 🇪🇸

Different ways to say shirt in spanish

T-shirt – Camiseta
Dress Shirt / Button-up Shirt – Camisa
Polo Shirt – Camisa Polo or Polo
Tank Top – Camiseta sin mangas or Musculosa (in some regions)
Long-sleeved Shirt – Camisa de manga larga or Camiseta de manga larga (for more casual styles)
Short-sleeved Shirt – Camisa de manga corta or Camiseta de manga corta (for more casual styles)
Sweatshirt – Sudadera
Hoodie / Hooded Sweatshirt – Sudadera con capucha
Crop Top – Top corto or Blusa corta
Henley Shirt – Camisa Henley (the name remains relatively unchanged)
Turtle Neck Shirt – Camisa de cuello alto or Camiseta de cuello alto (for more casual styles)
Blouse (typically for women’s fashion) – Blusa
Jersey / Sports Shirt – Camiseta de deporte or Jersey
Flannel Shirt – Camisa de franela
Denim Shirt – Camisa de mezclilla or Camisa vaquera
Hawaiian Shirt – Camisa hawaiana
Rugby Shirt – Camisa de rugby
Uniform Shirt – Camisa de uniforme
Nightshirt – Camisón
Undershirt – Camiseta interior or Camisilla

3 months ago

Camiseta vs. Camisa

– Camisa: This is the Spanish word for “shirt”, generally referring to a dress shirt or a more formal style of shirt.
– Camiseta: This term is used to refer to a T-shirt or a more casual style of shirt.

3 months ago

Sentences that use ‘Shirt’

Llevo una camisa blanca hoy – I am wearing a white shirt today.
Quiero comprar una camiseta nueva – I want to buy a new T-shirt.
Me encanta tu camisa – I love your shirt.

3 months ago

camiseta info.

Tips to remember the word “camiseta”:
1. Visualize the word: Create a mental image of a T-shirt.
2. Associate it with the English word: The word “camiseta” sounds similar to “camisole,” which is a type of women’s undergarment.
3. Break it down: Remember that “camiseta” comprises two parts: “camisa” means “shirt” and the ending “-eta” is often used to indicate a smaller version.

Explanations:
In Spanish, a “camiseta” refers to a T-shirt or a jersey. It specifically denotes a piece of clothing that covers the upper body, typically made of cotton or other comfortable materials.

Other words meaning the same thing:
1. Remera: Used primarily in some Latin American countries like Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay.
2. Playera: Commonly used in Mexico and some parts of Central America.
3. Polera: Used in some countries such as Chile and Colombia.
4. Buzo: Refers specifically to a sweatshirt or hoodie in many Latin American countries.

Alternate meanings and slang:
In some regions or colloquial contexts, “camiseta” can have alternative meanings or be used as slang. For example, in certain Latin American countries, it can refer to an undershirt or even a nightgown.

Examples of sentences:
1. Me gusta llevar camisetas cómodas en verano. (I like to wear comfortable T-shirts in summer.)
2. ¿Dónde compraste esa camiseta tan bonita? (Where did you buy that lovely T-shirt?)
3. Jorge tiene una colección de camisetas de fútbol de diferentes equipos. (Jorge has a collection of soccer jerseys from different teams.)
4. No olvides ponerte una camiseta antes de salir al sol. (Don’t forget to put on a shirt before going out in the sun.)

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