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Sleeve Length

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Sleeveless

Sleeveless

A sleeveless garment has no sleeves at all. The fabric ends at the shoulder, leaving your arms fully exposed.

1/4 Sleeve

1/4 Sleeve (Quarter Sleeve)

  • A 1/4 sleeve usually extends slightly below the shoulder but above the elbow.
  • 1/4 sleeve covers a small portion of the upper arm. It usually ends above the elbow, giving a casual and comfortable feel.
  • Measurement: Sleeve length: 5–7 inches from shoulder.
1/2 Sleeve

1/2 Sleeve (Half Sleeve)

  • A 1/2 sleeve extends from the shoulder and ends around the middle of the upper arm, above the elbow.
  • It provides comfortable coverage while keeping the look light, versatile, and easy to wear.
  • Measurement: Sleeve length: 7–9 inches from the shoulder.
3/4 Sleeve

3/4 Sleeve (Three-Quarter Sleeve)

  • A 3/4 sleeve goes below the elbow and ends around the mid-forearm.
  • 3/4 sleeves extend between the elbow and wrist.
  • Measurement: Sleeve length: 15–17 inches from shoulder.
Full Sleeve

Full Sleeve

  • Full sleeves extend all the way to the wrist.
  • Measurement: Sleeve length: 20–24 inches from shoulder.
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How to measure garment length

How to Measure Garment Length

Measure from the highest point of the shoulder (near neckline) straight down to where you want the garment to end.

Keep the measuring tape straight and relaxed along the body.

Length Shoulder to Hem

Types of Pocket

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With pocket

Garments with pockets are designed for both style and convenience.

They allow you to carry small essentials like phone, keys, or wallet easily.

Pockets can also add structure and a stylish detail to the outfit.

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Without pocket

Garments without pockets give a cleaner and more minimal look.

They are usually preferred in flowy or fitted styles where a smooth silhouette is needed.

This keeps the outfit lightweight and elegant.

Back Elastic Waistband
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Back Elastic Waistband

  • A back elastic waistband has stretch only at the back, while the front remains flat and structured.
  • This gives a neat, tailored look from the front with added comfort and flexibility at the back.
Full Elastic Waistband
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Full Elastic Waistband

  • A full elastic waistband has stretch all around the waist.
  • It is very comfortable, easy to wear, and adjusts to your body shape without needing zippers or buttons.
No Elastic Waistband
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No Elastic Waistband

  • A no elastic waistband is completely structured with no stretch.
  • It usually comes with a zipper, hook, or button closure for a firm fit.
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Types of Bottom

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Fitted Bottom
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Fitted Bottom

  • A fitted bottom is narrow and follows the shape of your legs closely.
  • It gives a neat, body-hugging look and feels more structured. Styles like leggings, cigarette pants, churidars, or skinny pants come under fitted bottoms.
Straight Bottom
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Straight Bottom

  • Straight bottoms fall evenly from the hips to the hem without being too tight or too loose.
  • They give a clean and balanced look, making them comfortable for everyday wear. Straight pants and straight-fit trousers are common examples.
Flared Bottom
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Flared Bottom

  • Flared bottoms are fitted at the top and become wider towards the bottom.
  • They create a flowy and stylish look with more movement and comfort. Palazzos, bell bottoms, and wide-leg pants are examples of flared bottoms.
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