| TIEPOLO | Fasten a sort of shirt for artist |
| DEPORTEE | Trussed up with a sort of shirt, he's chucked out |
| MANATEE | Animal providing man with a sort of shirt (7) |
| CRAVAT | Mostly desire a sort of shirt and neckwear item (6) |
| THELOT | Sort of shirt for a slave, that's all (3,3) |
| TEE | Sort of shirt for golf? (3) |
| INVITEE | Home at six with type of shirt for guest |
| HALTERTOP | In dance, change one type of shirt for another, more revealing (6,3) |
| BLOUSE | A French peasant's smock that went to war as a tunic and came home as a flouncy shirt for a lady or a girl, perhaps a big one (6) |
| SINGLET | One sort of shirt used as a vest |
| THOSE | Sort of shirt and breeches for the more far out? (5) |
| TEASE | Do a provocative act, as in an informal sort of shirt |
| TITUS | He has a casual sort of shirt with his new suit |
| POLO | Sort of shirt neck became a game (4) |
| JERSEY | Traditional style of knitted sweater; a shirt for certain sports; the largest of the Channel Islands; or, a breed of cow (6) |
| WAISTCOAT | Garment worn with tweed jacket and Tattersall shirt for a country look or as part of a three-piece suit for a city style (9) |
| PAGE | From "to fasten", a paper leaf of a book; the illustrations and type arranged for printing on said sheet; or, a figurative period in history (4) |
| DOUBLET | Jacket twice as big as one sort of shirt |
| LINT | Dressing Labour leader in sort of shirt (4) |
| TITCHY | Undersized sort of shirt causing irritation? (6) |
