When it comes to sleeves, there are basically 2 different types:
• The Set-In sleeves
• The One-Piece sleeves

In the Set-in sleeves ( e.g.Bishop sleeves, Leg 'O' Mutton sleeves, etc.), the sleeve is sewn into the armhole of the bodice.

While in the One-piece sleeves (e.g. Raglan, Dolman, Kimono, etc.), the sleeve is developed with the pattern.

One difference between the Dolman and the Kimono is that the Dolman has a deeper armhole with a long sleeve tapered towards the wrist.

The ability to know and create these different types of sleeves can set you apart as a designer.

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Wow! Didn't know there are so much options to experiment with when it comes to sleeves.

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