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Many women look for summer blouses with sleeves, wanting to cover the upper arm and keep off the sun without trapping heat. The answer lies in the shape of the sleeve more than its length, because a loose opening lets air move while a tight one holds warmth against the skin.
A flutter sleeve is one of the coolest choices. It is cut on a curve so it falls open at the edge, covering the top of the arm while leaving plenty of space underneath. It moves as you walk, which feels pleasant on a still, hot day.
A half sleeve or elbow-length sleeve covers more of the arm. Look for an opening that is clearly wider than your arm, and avoid tight elastic at the edge, which can feel sticky by the afternoon. Our short sleeve blouses include both of these shapes.
Sleeves cut in one piece with the body, often called dolman or kimono sleeves, have no seam under the arm at all. They sit loosely, let air circulate around the shoulders and are among the most comfortable shapes for a heatwave.
Cotton is the classic summer fabric because it breathes and absorbs moisture. Light weaves such as voile, lawn and gauze feel almost weightless, while poplin is a little crisper and holds its shape better through a long day. Browse our cotton blouses for these fabrics.
Textured cottons are worth a look too. Crinkled gauze and seersucker stand slightly away from the skin, so the fabric does not cling when the weather turns humid, and small creases simply become part of the look.
Cotton blended with a little linen feels even cooler and dries quickly after a sudden shower, while a touch of rayon adds drape so the blouse falls softly rather than standing away from the body. Either blend keeps the easy, breathable feel that makes cotton so popular in July.
In the heat, three things matter more as the years go by. The first is how sheer a fabric becomes in bright sunlight, since a blouse that looks opaque indoors can turn transparent on a sunny street. Hold a pale blouse up to a window before you wear it out.
The second is cling. A blouse that fits well in the morning can stick to the back and stomach by mid-afternoon, so choose a body with some ease and a fabric with a little texture. The third is the armhole: too low and it shows your bra from the side, too tight and it rubs on a hot day.
Prints help on all three counts, because a pattern is less see-through than a solid pastel and hides any damp patches. For a wider guide to dressing well in your fifties and sixties, see our classic blouses.
Summer offices are often colder than the street outside, so a work blouse has to handle both. A short-sleeved blouse with a light cardigan on the back of your chair works well, and a quiet print looks professional while staying cool on the commute. See our work blouses for more.
For meetings, a sleeveless blouse under a light, unlined jacket gives you a polished look with less bulk than a full suit, and you can slip the jacket off the moment you leave the building.
The best style is one with a loose body, a light fabric and an open neckline. When women choose a blouse for summer, a split neck or V neck lets heat escape from the chest, and a hem that falls straight or slightly curved lets air in from below.
Light colors reflect sunlight and stay cooler than dark ones, which is why white, pale blue and soft pink are summer favorites. Prints on a light ground give you the same benefit with more forgiveness for sunscreen and splashes.
Shape matters as much as color. A flowy blouse that skims the body stays cooler than one that fits closely, while a V neck blouse gives you an open neckline that still looks tidy enough for a lunch out or a family barbecue.
Finally, think about how the blouse travels through a summer day. A piece that works with shorts at the beach, with linen trousers at dinner and with a denim skirt the next morning earns its place in a small suitcase and a crowded wardrobe alike.

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