Sleeves

Lorraine wanted to make a dress for her five years old sister what sleeve is suitable for her age?

• SET-IN SLEEVE

• BELL SLEEVE

• PUFF SLEEVE

• KIMONO SLEEVE

This sleeve was originated from Japan.

• DOLMAN SLEEVE

• MESTIZA SLEEVE

• KIMONO SLEEVE

• CONTINUOUS SLEEVE

A sleeve which is extended in one piece fully to the collar, leaving a diagonal seam from the underarm to the collarbone, is known as:

• DOLMAN SLEEVE

• RAGLAN SLEEVE

• KIMONO SLEEVE

• CONTINUOUS SLEEVE

Magyar sleeve is also known as:

• DOLMAN SLEEVE

• BATWING SLEEVE

• SET-IN SLEEVE

• PUFF SLEEVE

A sleeve which is short in length and is covering only the shoulder part

without enlarging under armpit level is;

• SET-IN SLEEVE

• BELL SLEEVE

• PUFF SLEEVE

• DOLMAN SLEEVE

This sleeve is fitted from the shoulder and gently flared at the elbow.

This sleeve is like a shape of a bell.

• BATWING SLEEVE

• BELL SLEEVE

• PUFF SLEEVE

• CAP SLEEVE

A sleeve which is extended 3-4 inches from the shoulder tip point.

• SET-IN SLEEVE

• BELL SLEEVE

• CONTINUOUS SLEEVE

• PUFF SLEEVE

The most commonly use sleeve.

• SET-IN SLEEVE

• BELL SLEEVE

• CAP SLEEVE

• PUFF SLEEVE

A sleeve which is already a part of garment when the pattern is being

drafted is called:

• SET-IN SLEEVE

• BELL SLEEVE

• CUT-IN-ONE SLEEVE

• CAP SLEEVE

Which of the following sleeve is the simplest of all sleeve, often seen?

on shirt and uniforms?

• SET-IN SLEEVE

• BELL SLEEVE

• CUT-IN-ONE SLEEVE

• CAP SLEEVE