The Lhoba men in Luoyu wear knee-length black jackets without sleeves and buttons made out of sheep's wool.

Original releases of 99 and 767 came in hand-folded sleeves made of printed card.

In a heavy version these sleeves have embedded plates, and a light version (more widely used) has sleeves entirely made from mail.

And he had sleeves made, just in case.

Women wore t-shirts with short sleeves made from silk, breast cloth, with long skirts made from any fabric.

From these emerged under sleeves made of batiste covered with embroidery.

Then there had been a shirt with short sleeves, made for a worker who needed full use of her 7i hands.

The first singles, "Dissent" and "Smear", came in sleeves made from linoleum.

Extended sleeves, once made to cover a woman's fingertips, swing around to accentuate flowing gestures.

The sleeve, made with a black foam backing, wraps around a skier's forearm with Velcro.