T-shirt
- Codepoints
- U+1F455
- Shortcodes
- :t_shirt: · :shirt:
- Keywords
- blue, casual, clothes, clothing, collar, dressed, shirt, shopping, tshirt, weekend
- Added
- Emoji 0.6
The Unicode standard lists T-shirt as a clothing item within the objects group. It carries a broad set of 10 CLDR keywords, among them blue, casual, clothes, and clothing, reflecting how often and how variously it gets used. CLDR's shortcode for it is :t_shirt:; GitHub and Slack settled on :shirt: instead. It has been part of the standard since version 0.6.
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