Long Sleeve Shirts

Why choose a long-sleeve shirt over short-sleeve?

Versatility. Long sleeves can be rolled up in warm weather but cover you properly for formal and business settings. They also layer better under jackets and jackets, making them the default choice for most wardrobes.

How should long sleeves fit at the cuff?

The cuff should sit at the wrist bone, showing about 1–1.5cm below a jacket sleeve. Too long and it bunches; too short and it rides up when you reach forward. Custom measurements eliminate this common off-the-rack problem.

What cuff styles are available?

Barrel cuffs (standard button), French cuffs (for cufflinks), convertible cuffs (works with either), and rounded cuffs. Barrel is the everyday default; French cuffs add formality for special occasions or power dressing.

Can I roll the sleeves on a custom long-sleeve shirt?

Absolutely. A well-fitted custom shirt rolls cleanly because the sleeve width matches your arm. Look for fabrics with a bit of body—oxford and chambray hold a rolled sleeve better than thin poplin.