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Very nice shirt. Heavy weight which will be nice in the colder months.

Very flattering top. It fits great and looks stunning with black leggings and heels. Dressier than I thought but will work for any occasion























































































































Full sleeves are useful well beyond winter. On a bright summer day, a light blouse that covers the arms keeps the sun off your skin, and many women find it more comfortable than reapplying sunscreen every hour. The trick is choosing a fabric and a cut that let air move.
Loose, open weaves such as voile, gauze and fine linen blends feel cooler than their weight suggests, because air passes through the fabric instead of being trapped against the skin. A sleeve that is a little wide at the wrist also lets a breeze travel up the arm as you walk.
Long sleeves earn their place indoors too. Offices, shops, cinemas and restaurants often run the air conditioning cold in July, and a blouse with full-length sleeves means you do not need to carry a cardigan. Pale shades such as white, sky blue and blush reflect heat when you step back outside.
For travel in warm places, a long sleeve blouse is one of the most useful pieces you can pack. It covers the shoulders for visits to churches and temples, protects the arms on a boat trip or a long walk, and looks neat enough for dinner in the evening.
Chiffon is sheer, light and soft, with a floaty drape that moves as you walk. A chiffon long sleeve blouse looks graceful at dinners and celebrations, and it often has a second layer in the body so the sleeves stay the only sheer part. The chiffon blouses page gathers more of these airy styles.
Cotton is crisp or soft depending on the weave, and it breathes well against the skin. A long sleeve cotton blouse is the everyday workhorse: easy to wash, comfortable from morning to evening and suited to jeans, chinos and skirts. Poplin looks smart, while cotton voile feels lighter.
Knit blouses are made from a stretchy fabric such as jersey or a fine rib, so they pull on easily and move with you. They feel closer to a soft tee but keep a blouse's details, such as a gathered neckline, a split neck or a printed front, which makes them a good choice for long days of travel.
Many womens blouses long sleeve styles blend these fibers, for example cotton with a little spandex, or polyester with a crepe texture that resists creasing. The fiber content listed with each blouse tells you which family it belongs to and how it will feel by the end of the day.
A fake two-piece blouse, often listed as a twinset, is a single garment designed to look like two layers. The most common version has a printed or lace panel at the front sewn beneath a solid outer layer, so it looks like a top worn under a cardigan or an open shirt.
The appeal is practical. You get the look of layering without the bulk of two garments at the waist and cuffs, nothing slips or twists during the day, and there is only one piece to wash. For many women it is the easiest way to wear a layered look on a busy morning.
Look at where the two fabrics meet. A neat seam at the neckline and hem makes the effect convincing, and an inner layer that shows at both the collar and the hem balances the outfit from top to bottom. A printed inner layer with a plain outer layer tends to look the most natural.
Rolling the sleeves is the quickest way to change the mood of a long sleeve blouse. For a simple roll, unbutton the cuff, fold it back once to the width of the cuff, and fold again until it sits just below the elbow. This keeps the fold flat and even.
For a roll that stays put all day, try the master roll: fold the sleeve up to just above the elbow, then fold the bottom edge up again so it covers the lower part of the first fold, leaving a little of the cuff peeking out. It looks relaxed and holds well through desk work.
Soft sleeves with an elastic or gathered wrist can simply be pushed up the forearm, where the gathering holds them in place. Rolled or pushed sleeves pair well with casual trousers and sneakers, while sleeves worn down look more formal. For a sleeve that already ends partway down the arm, 3/4 sleeve blouses do the work for you.
A long sleeve shows more fabric than any other sleeve length, so the print carries more of the outfit. Small florals and ditsy prints look soft and easy to wear, plaid feels warm in cooler months, and geometric prints look neat enough for the office. The printed blouses page shows more patterns.
For a quieter look, choose a solid in a deep shade such as navy or wine, or a dark ground with a small pattern. Formal black styles are gathered on the black long sleeve blouses page, while work blouses collect long sleeve pieces made for the office.

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