What do you call the upper part of a robe?
English Language & Usage Asked by manocao on July 15, 2021
I thought the word was bosom, but I heard bosom is never used in the context of a robe, it’s used when we’re referring to the upper part of a dress shirt.
It seems that the bosom refers to the white protruding part of a dress shirt, although I am not sure if this is exact and what part of it exactly, the whole part of the white thing or just the flat portion?
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