Cap sleeves - Short, narrow sleeves that cover only the shoulders and are often used in summer wear.
Capped sleeves - Similar to cap sleeves but shorter, covering only the top of the shoulders.
Juliet or puffed - Puffed sleeves are voluminous sleeves that puff out at the shoulder and narrow at the wrist.
Flounce sleeves - Flouncy sleeves are wide and loose with ruffles or gathers.
Kimono sleeves - Loose, wide sleeves that are slightly gathered at the shoulders.
Leg-o-mutton sleeves - Puffed sleeves that are gathered at the shoulder and elbow and puff out at the elbow.
Raglan sleeves - Raglan sleeves are set-in sleeves that extend in one continuous piece from the collar to the underarm.
Bishop sleeves - Similar to blouson sleeves but looser.
Bell sleeves - Flared sleeves that widen from the elbow down.
Cuffed sleeves - Sleeves with a turned back hem.
French Cuff - Cuffed sleeves with a button closure.
Convertible Cuff Cuff - Sleeves with a turned-back hem that can be buttoned up or worn as a cuff.
Pleated Sleeves - Sleeves with a series of pleats or folds.
Roll-up Sleeves - Sleeves that are designed to be rolled up and secured with a tab or button.
Slit Sleeves - Sleeves with an opening or slit near the wrist.
Split sleeves - Sleeves that are divided into two or more sections, often with a slit between the sections.
Trumpet sleeves - Sleeves that are flared at the wrist.
Tucked sleeves - Sleeves that are gathered or folded into a cuff.
Wrist-length sleeves - Sleeves that end at the wrist.