Glossary

Body Shirt

Body Shirt refers to a a snug or close-fitting shirt or blouse which have a shape and seams that follow the contours of the body;; a woman's close-fitting Top made with a sewn-in or

snapped crotch. This shirt differs from most shirt or blouse that it is in fact a Body Suit that provides a fitted look ideal for appearing tucked in to skirts, particularly a High -Waisted Skirt and trousers.

Body Shirt or snug fitting shirt or blouse is a good combination for High-Waisted Skirt. Examples, Miss Sixty Stripe Body Shirt, and Miss Sixty Fitted Denim Body Shirt.

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