I have long arms, Do these shirts have a longer sleeve? Some Shirts you have to roll up because just too short. Anyone know what I mean?
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My shirt is Small (although I usually take Med or Large, these shirts run big). I never measured the sleeve length, but it fits perfect either sleeves down or rolled up, I usually take 33". This shirt is great!
143893
You can actually roll the sleeves down to make them longer if you are sitting around and want to be warm but they appear to roll themselves back up when you are moving around. It makes it nice if you are cooking or doing anything where you don't want the sleeves in the way.
152350
They are long enough if I wear short sleeves shirt. They don't fit the entire arm if I wear sleeveless shirt. They are a bit short to cover the very top of the arm. No they don't go over my hand. I wish they cover the hand as well?
1388072
You know, I went to sure fits website but as I recall it was distance between arms. There is enough cover to go over even the highest back or fattest arms. Had them for awhile now and they are really great!
293468
It seems to breathe really well, but I live up in the Sierra Nevada and it's always dry, even when it's hot. The sleeves are pretty loose. They come down to the middle of my wrist or so. But I think I've got the sleeves figured out. They've got a velcro tab, and can be worn up really easily. Like you just slide them up above your elbow and pin the velcro. It's a different fit. Not like a regular Under Armour long sleeve for running. Everything works, but the whole combo takes a little getting used to. Hope this helps.
31878
I would say these sleeves may be too tight on your legs. The best answer would come from the company itself.
1152599
The sleeves are 24 inches in length. They should cover your arms if you are wearing a short sleeve t-shirt.
1315739
We don't have many complains about the garment rolling down. There is a panel of hook and eye closures at the side and it will be difficult for it to rolldown since the thickness of the panel stops it from doing so. Usually if it rolls down, it is due to incorrect size.
1252680
Make sure they cover the shoulders and don't seem loose, and shouldn't extend too far over the shoulders. Hope this helps! If you have anymore questions just send me another message.
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Here's a little more info to help you make a decision. My husband is the same sleeve but a 15, sometimes 15 1/2 in the neck. I ordered him a medium in the short sleeve style for Christmas and it was really big. It was so big I almost returned it but since I picked it up cheap on a Lightning Deal I decided to keep it and trying washing it. It's polyester though, so it didn't really help. These shirts are standard wear in our neck of the woods (or should I say water?) ;-). They are not meant to be fitted but they shouldn't be too billowy either. The medium on my husband (who could stand to loose a few) definitely bordered on too billowy. They are very(very) wide and run big through the shoulders. The shoulder seam actually came down about and inch or two into his upper arm. For what its worth, I am going to try a small this time around and hope for a better fit.
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I'm not sure how tall you are (ie., long your arms are), Natasha. I'm fairly tall (5'7") and have long arms. I find that these will just barely make it from my wrist to the standard-length short sleeves of my Pearl-Izumi jersey (mid upper-arm). If however, you don't mind them not reaching to your wrists, you should be able to pull them up all the way to your armpit. Girth could be an issue however. they ARE tapered, widest at the upper-arm portion, and narrowest at the wrist. I don't believe that the average woman could comfortably wear the wrist portion high up the upper-arm. I hope this helps... I'm not sure how tall you are (ie., long your arms are), Natasha. I'm fairly tall (5'7") and have long arms. I find that these will just barely make it from my wrist to the standard-length short sleeves of my Pearl-Izumi jersey (mid upper-arm). If however, you don't mind them not reaching to your wrists, you should be able to pull them up all the way to your armpit. Girth could be an issue however. they ARE tapered, widest at the upper-arm portion, and narrowest at the wrist. I don't believe that the average woman could comfortably wear the wrist portion high up the upper-arm. I hope... » Read More I'm not sure how tall you are (ie., long your arms are), Natasha. I'm fairly tall (5'7") and have long arms. I find that these will just barely make it from my wrist to the standard-length short sleeves of my Pearl-Izumi jersey (mid upper-arm). If however, you don't mind them not reaching to your wrists, you should be able to pull them up all the way to your armpit. Girth could be an issue however. they ARE tapered, widest at the upper-arm portion, and narrowest at the wrist. I don't believe that the average woman could comfortably wear the wrist portion high up the upper-arm. I hope this helps... « Show Less
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The sleeves run long. I ordered a large and the sleeves are about 6" longer than a normal shirt. I'm 5'-9" medium build if it helps.
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Sizing was a guess, I do know you want these things to fit tight, so they almost feel too tight, in order to provide support. I normally wear medium/large sized clothing, and a medium sleeve fit nice 'n snug. Hope that helps....
130247
I'm only 5'6", 156 lbs, but have long arms. I normally take a 15 1/2 32 shirt and the mediums fit me fine. Try one and return if not satisfied.
162580
Though these are sun sleeves (not arm warmers), they do provide some warmth. I live in southern California. In winter, we don't get much below 40-50F. But I wear these with a base shirt layer and a short sleeved jersey. They keep your arms warm. I would guess at less than 40F you should get the thicker arm warmers. They look like the sun sleeves, but are thicker. Pearl Izumi makes both.
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I think that I bought the large. I also had an issue with them coming down from the top. I did find that pulling more material up from around the wrist reduced the tension pulling down the tops. That helped a lot. There is no question that they do cool the skin. I just bought a pair of Nike sleeves in a different color after finding them on clearance, but I have not used them yet.
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I recommend getting a large - I'm 5' 11" about 175 and I wear a large, it's tight but you want that. I do recommend getting the one without sleeves, it's much more comfortable and a V neck. I actually have 3 of them. And, the return policies are pretty easy, so if you don't like the size you get you can always return. Maybe think about getting a large and a medium, try them both out, return the one you don't like. Hope that helps