Drawstring Cuff

Drawstring cuff refers to the sleeve opening of a garment thar incorporates a drawstring. This allows the cuff to be made tighter or looser by pulling the drawstring for a more customized fit.

Sheath Silhouette

A sheath silhouette dress is a form-fitted, streamlined dress that hugs the body and follows the body's natural outline from the neckline to the hem. It is suitable for athletic body type as it provides a sleek and elongated look by accentuating the waist and highlighting the figure. The sheath skirt is very narrow at the hem and is slashed at the back to facilitate walking. This style was popular in 1950's and early1960's and then revised periodically.

Belted Cuff

The belted cuff is the cuff with a belt around. These cuffs are generally seen in trench coats (a loose, belted, double breasted coat for weather protection) and adds detail to the apparel.

Roll Up Cuff With Tab

The roll up cuff with tab is the extension of the sleeve folded over several times to form a cuff and then fastened with a tab. It provides unique look with comfort.

Body Measuring Tape

The body measuring tape is a flexible tape which helps to take measurements of different body parts. It is used to measure length and also circumference of arms, waistlines, legs, baby head etc. It is primarily used to monitor body changes over time such as body size, muscle growth etc. and hence forms very useful tool for fitness and weight loss. It is also widely used in sewing, designing cloths, tailoring, custom patterns, handicrafts etc. It is double sided tape with cm and inch scales on it and composed of soft, durable and flexible material like fiberglass which allows easy wrapping around the body and also to avoid injury and cuts. It features locking pin which frees your hand and take measurements by yourself and also a retractable button. It can measure up to 60 inches (150 cm) in length and its mini size and stylish design makes it ergonomic and portable.   

   

Smocked Cuffs

Smocking involves decorative needlework to hold the gathered fabric together so that it can stretch. The fabric is gathered and then stitched creating a textured and intricate pattern (honeycomb or diamond). The gathering allows the fabric to stretch and fit more comfortably while also allowing visual detail. Before elastic, it was more commonly used in cuffs where the buttons were undesirable.

Band Cuff

The band cuff is one of the simplest types of cuffs made from a separate piece of fabric and joined separately at the end of the sleeve. The band is cut from a straight fabric piece. The widths of these cuffs vary and sometimes may have attached ruffles or pieces of elastic pulled through the bands.