Sleeves

Question 1

Sleeveless

Answer 1

No additional sleeves attached to the garments arms

Question 2

Cap Sleeve

Answer 2

a sleeve extending only a short distance from the shoulder and tapering to nothing under the arm.

Question 3

Short Sleeve

Answer 3

sleeve that stops right before the elbow

Question 4

Three-quarter Sleeve

Answer 4

Sleeve That cuts right after the elbow

Question 5

Long Sleeve

Answer 5

Sleeve that is full lenghth to the wrist

Question 6

Full Sleeve

Answer 6

Sleeve that resembles full and wide ( example : bishop Sleeve )

Question 7

Combination Sleeve

Answer 7

Sleeve that has two variations of sleeves combined example ( Juliet sleeve and Long Sleeve )

Question 8

Batwing Sleeve

Answer 8

a long sleeve, cut wide at the shoulder with deep armholes that leads to thin tapered wrists, giving it a’wing-like’ appearance.

Question 9

Gigot Sleeve

Answer 9

named for its resemblance to a sheep’s hind leg: wide at the top and narrow at its bottom. ( no seam )

Question 10

Bishop Sleeve

Answer 10

A long sleeve, fuller at the bottom than the top, and gathered into a cuff; formerly worn by women.

Question 11

Juliet Sleeve

Answer 11

A long, tight sleeve with a puff at the top ( seam )

Question 12

Peasant

Answer 12

Puff that doesn’t tapper at the end

Question 13

Lantern Sleeve

Answer 13

a full, gathered sleeve attached to a drop-shouldered garment

Question 14

Kimono

Answer 14

A wide sleeve cut in one with the bodice in a wide sloping shape.

Question 15

Bell

Answer 15

A long sleeve fitted from the shoulder to elbow and gently flared from elbow onward.

Question 16

Roll-Up sleeve

Answer 16

Sleeve that can be rolled up and attached

Question 17

Handkerchief Sleeve

Answer 17

Sleeve that has a hem line that resembles a handkerchief