When a brother of a fraternity has been in a long, committed relationship with a girl and wishes to acknowledge this, a "shirting" ceremony may take place where the letters of the fraternity are granted to the girl. At ZN, a vote of all the active membership must take place first and the vote must be unanimous for the shirting. Shirtings are the only time females may wear our letters. Shirting ceremonies are conducted by our house chaplain officer. Unlike some other houses, shirtings are not to be taken lightly. There's a minimum sixth month rule for the relationship between the girl to be shirted and the brother and, as stated before, the house vote must be unanimous. Shirted girls are considered very special to ZN.

Cloth, specifically cotton cloth, suitable for making shirts.

any of various fabrics used to make men's shirts