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How to Say ‘Do you have this T-shirt?’ in Italian

Avete questa maglietta?

ah-VEH-teh KWEH-stah mahl-YET-tah

[ah-VEH-teh KWEH-stah mahl-YET-tah]

💬 Usage Tip: Avete means "do you (all) have", addressing the shop as a whole rather than one person. It's the natural way to ask about stock: Avete questo in rosso? "Do you have this in red?"

Phrase Breakdown

Avete

[ah-VEH-teh]

do you have

Second person plural form of avere, often used politely when speaking to a shop or café staff.

Example

Avete oggi un caffè dal Brasile?

Do you have a coffee from Brazil today?

questa

[KWEH-stah]

this

Points to a specific company being discussed or present at the event.

Example

Chiedo informazioni su "questa" impresa durante l'evento.

I ask for information about "this" business during the event.

maglietta

[mahl-YET-tah]

T-shirt

Feminine noun for a T-shirt or light top.

Example

Compro una maglietta bianca.

I'm buying a white T-shirt.

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