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‎06-13-2016 11:53 AM
No cuff
‎06-13-2016 12:05 PM
@Brinklii wrote:I so often see a blouse or other top that I really like...until I see the type of cuff that is on the sleeve. We could be talking short sleeve or long sleeve tops. I really dislike the "unfinished" sleeve (no cuff...just flopping in the breeze). To me, that cheapens the look. I would rather pay a couple extra dollars for a finished look.
What's your preference?
No cuff
Regular shirt sleeve single button cuff
Double/Triple button cuff
Roll up with tab cuff
Ribbed cuff
Elastic cuff
French cuff
Ruffled cuff
Cuff link cuff
Other??
My preference is "any cuff is better than none!" Thanks.
I can't stand a long sleeve, and must wrap up the cuff to my elbows, allowing my forearms and bracelets to show. ![]()
So, my answer is the wrap up to the elbow cuff.
‎06-13-2016 12:08 PM
@CelticCrafter wrote:
@QVCkitty1 wrote:I hate, hate, hate roll tab cuffs, they never look right.
Me too and they never iron right either. You can't get a proper crease down the sleeve because the tab is in the way.
For every day tee shirts, I only buy elbow length sleeves. Long sleeved tee-shirts have to have a ribbed cuff - sweaters too and for button downs I prefer a 2 button cuff.
I love the elbow length sleeves on tees also, but they are so difficult to find!
‎06-13-2016 12:12 PM
@Daisy wrote:No cuff
@Daisy, Really? One vote for the "no cuffs"!! You must like that freedom! I have such thin forearms that I prefer to hide them. The no cuff shirts just flap around on me.
‎06-13-2016 12:15 PM
@Tinkrbl44 wrote:
@Brinklii wrote:I so often see a blouse or other top that I really like...until I see the type of cuff that is on the sleeve. We could be talking short sleeve or long sleeve tops. I really dislike the "unfinished" sleeve (no cuff...just flopping in the breeze). To me, that cheapens the look. I would rather pay a couple extra dollars for a finished look.
What's your preference?
No cuff
Regular shirt sleeve single button cuff
Double/Triple button cuff
Roll up with tab cuff
Ribbed cuff
Elastic cuff
French cuff
Ruffled cuff
Cuff link cuff
Other??
My preference is "any cuff is better than none!" Thanks.
I can't stand a long sleeve, and must wrap up the cuff to my elbows, allowing my forearms and bracelets to show.
So, my answer is the wrap up to the elbow cuff.
Hi @Tinkrbl44,
Even though I like cuffs, I often push my sleeves up to my elbow. Right now I have a really silly looking sunburn on just one arm from pushing my sleeves up at an event I attended on Saturday.
‎06-13-2016 12:26 PM - edited ‎06-13-2016 07:44 PM
@CelticCrafter wrote:
@QVCkitty1 wrote:I hate, hate, hate roll tab cuffs, they never look right.
Me too and they never iron right either. You can't get a proper crease down the sleeve because the tab is in the way.
For every day tee shirts, I only buy elbow length sleeves. Long sleeved tee-shirts have to have a ribbed cuff - sweaters too and for button downs I prefer a 2 button cuff.
I LOVE that sleeve .... most short sleeves look like an after-thought miniscule scrap of material sewn on, which invariably make a woman's arm look terrible.
‎06-13-2016 01:20 PM
I prefer a double button cuff.
Roll tab are annoying. I don't roll my shirts up that far.
‎06-13-2016 01:53 PM
@Brinklii wrote:
@CelticCrafter wrote:
@QVCkitty1 wrote:I hate, hate, hate roll tab cuffs, they never look right.
Me too and they never iron right either. You can't get a proper crease down the sleeve because the tab is in the way.
For every day tee shirts, I only buy elbow length sleeves. Long sleeved tee-shirts have to have a ribbed cuff - sweaters too and for button downs I prefer a 2 button cuff.
I love the elbow length sleeves on tees also, but they are so difficult to find!
I just bought a new supply - found them at Macy's. They're nice, pima cotton.
‎06-13-2016 03:05 PM
@CelticCrafter wrote:
@Brinklii wrote:
@CelticCrafter wrote:
@QVCkitty1 wrote:I hate, hate, hate roll tab cuffs, they never look right.
Me too and they never iron right either. You can't get a proper crease down the sleeve because the tab is in the way.
For every day tee shirts, I only buy elbow length sleeves. Long sleeved tee-shirts have to have a ribbed cuff - sweaters too and for button downs I prefer a 2 button cuff.
I love the elbow length sleeves on tees also, but they are so difficult to find!
I just bought a new supply - found them at Macy's. They're nice, pima cotton.
Thanks for the tip! I love pima cotton too. They sound ideal!
‎06-13-2016 04:06 PM - edited ‎02-17-2022 11:10 PM
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