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The expert knows the value of a well-designed sleeve and how it attracts the eyes. You might not have given it a thought, but after reading it, I am sure you will notice it in your day-to-day life and be amazed. Until now, your subconscious had done this job for you, but now you know the secret. So read on to know about 10 different types of sleeves.


Sleeves According to Length

For a layman, the length of the sleeve is the fundamental ground of categorizing them, and thus, there are three types of sleeves when it comes to length.
Short Sleeves
They generally end up above the elbow.

3⁄4th Length Sleeves
They end up an inch below the elbow but high enough form the wrist.

Full Sleeves
They cover the whole arm.

Sleeves According to Design

When a person levels up in the game, then comes the real fun part. There are a variety of designs in a particular category. Let's have a look.

Raglan Sleeves
They start near the collarbone and end near the lower part of the arm.

Kimono Sleeves
Full length and widen at the lower arm.

Bishop Sleeves
They end with the cuffs on the wrist.

Off-shoulder Sleeves
They leave a bare area around the shoulders.

Puffed Sleeves
Short length bishop sleeves are puffed sleeves.

6. Angel Sleeves
Narrow opening, but widens as it covers the arm.

7. Bracelet Sleeves
These sleeves have the bracelet area open by ending near the wrist.

8. Bell sleeves
They feature thin piped arms that widen after the elbow.

9. Half Sleeves
Half sleeves are more like the characterization according to length.

10. Petal Sleeves
The petal sleeves have two halves that overlap each other. Most petal sleeves are short in length.

Now you can use the technical terms to help your designer for a perfectly styled dress. Keep your taste and wardrobe versatile with uniquely designed sleeves.