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Flutter Sleeve

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A short, flowing sleeve that falls loosely over the upper arm. It adds a feminine touch to tops and dresses.

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Cap Sleeve

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A short sleeve extending only a short distance from the shoulder and tapering to nothing under the arm. Common in casual tops and dresses.

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Gigot Sleeve

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A sleeve that is puffed at the shoulder and tapers down to the wrist, creating a leg-of-mutton shape. Seen in Victorian-inspired fashion.

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Bishop Sleeve

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A full sleeve that is gathered at the wrist, usually with elastic or a cuff, creating a pouf above the wrist. Often seen in romantic or vintage-style apparel.

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Lantern Sleeve

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A sleeve that puffs out between two points of constriction, such as the shoulder and wrist, creating a lantern shape. Popular in modern fashion.

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Leg-of-Mutton Sleeve

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A voluminous sleeve, puffed at the shoulder that dramatically tapers to a tight fit from elbow to wrist. A 19th-century fashion element.

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Petal Sleeve

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A sleeve style with overlapping front parts, resembling petals. Commonly used in delicate and feminine garments.

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Bell Sleeve

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A long sleeve that flares out toward the bottom, creating a bell-like shape. Common in bohemian and 70s-inspired clothing.

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Split Sleeve

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A sleeve with a split or opening, often decorated with buttons or ties. Adds an interesting detail to formal and casual tops.

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Two-piece Sleeve

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A sleeve made with two separate pieces of fabric, often allowing for better movement and fit, especially in structured garments like jackets.

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Juliet Sleeve

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A fitted sleeve with a puff at the top. Originated from Renaissance fashion, it adds drama to formal wear.

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Puff Sleeve

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A sleeve that is gathered at the top and bottom, creating a puffy shape between the points of constriction. Adds softness to children's and women's clothing.

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Dolman Sleeve

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A sleeve that is cut wide at the shoulders and tapers to the wrist. Gives a loose fit and is often found on sweaters and blouses.

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Raglan Sleeve

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A sleeve that extends in one piece to the collar, leaving a diagonal seam from underarm to collarbone. Great for casual wear and sportswear.

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Set-in Sleeve

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A sleeve sewn into an armhole (armscye) at the shoulder, creating a neat and fitted look. The most common sleeve construction in modern clothing.

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Batwing Sleeve

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A sleeve with a deep armhole, fitting tightly at the wrist, creating a draped effect. A variant of the dolman sleeve popular in relaxed tops.

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Tulip Sleeve

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A sleeve constructed with overlapping fabric that creates a petal-like effect. Elegant and often seen on blouses and dresses.

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Kimono Sleeve

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A wide, set-in sleeve that extends to the waist or beyond, inspired by traditional Japanese garb. Found in casual and formal attire.

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Balloon Sleeve

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A sleeve that balloons out in a rounded shape between the shoulder and wrist or elbow before being gathered into a cuff. Offers a dramatic, feminine silhouette.

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Cold Shoulder Sleeve

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A sleeve with cut-out sections around the shoulder area, creating an exposed shoulder effect. Trendy in contemporary fashion.

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