What is your favorite shirting fabric?

For shirting I prefer Great Value extra strong toilet paper. For peeing I air dry.

R1 That's sharting. OP is in a stained wifebeater.

Oh! Thank you, R2, I misread. My favorite shirting is taffeta.

Here's a photo of me in my favorite chiffon shirt.

Shirting? What in the fresh hell kind of adjective is this?

First of all, it is not an adjective, it's a noun.

Secondly:

shirt·ing

noun: shirting; plural noun: shirtings a material for making shirts, especially a fine cotton in plain colors or incorporating a traditional woven stripe. "Oxford is shirting fabric with a lustrous, soft finish"

OK, my favorite is Oxford shirting.

Ermine.

[quote] Ermine.

How very soigné!

Anything made out of at least 95% cotton

Human Female

--Buffalo Bob

Is "shirting fabric" like a "questing beast"?

Or, like "having shat on Danny Thomas"?

Oxford cloth

I like a nice waxed canvas.

Madras

[quote] noun: shirting; plural noun: shirtings a material for making shirts, especially a fine cotton in plain colors or incorporating a traditional woven stripe. "Oxford is shirting fabric with a lustrous, soft finish"

In your example sentence, r5, "shirting" is clearly being used as an adjective modifying the noun, "fabric," to tell what kind of fabric. A better example would be "Oxford shirting is meticulously crafted for lustrous, soft finish."

rayon

Vinyl.

Silk velvet

Polyester, like this shirt. I'll also take the guy wearing it.

I like cotton mixed with a little bit of spandex for dress shirts. T-shirts too!

Camel hair.

It depends if I have access to good laundry and pressing, or not.

Sea island cotton.

Cotton broadcloth. Or seersucker if I’m feeling randy.

Cavalry twill.

Gossamer silk.

Sackcloth and ashes.

It depends upon the occasion. Oxford is nice for casual, but poplin is smoother than Oxford, and finer than broadcloth, and more suited to a professional look.

Herringbone is traditional.

What R28 said, although I'm not convinced that poplin and broadcloth aren't the same thing (at least in American terminology).

Linen. It’s light and bouncy.

I like linen for a seasonal thing, but I don't know if I can call it my favorite of all time.