GB476549A - Improvements in or relating to sleeve cuffs - Google Patents

Abstract

476,549. Cuffs for sleeved garments. HAIG & CO., Ltd., J. F., and HAIG, J. F. June 26, 1937, No. 17850. [Class 141] A sleeve cuff of the kind having an inverted T-profile so as to provide two cuff edges, either of which may be presented as the wearing edge, is characterized in that an, or the, outer ply of the horizontal limb is linked to the remainder of the cuff by fabric material attached to the outer ply at each end marginal portion thereof, and to the remainder of the cuff at or adjacent the proximal extremity of the vertical limb. In the form shown in Figs. 1 and 2, the cuff is formed from a blank A, the parts 10, 10a forming the vertical limb, and the parts 4, 11, 11a forming the horizontal limb. The outer ply 4 of the horizontal limb is secured to the vertical limb at or adjacent the proximal extremity thereof by means of the looped portions 7 of tape 6 used to bind the end marginal portions of the cuff. In a modification, Fig. 3, a piece of material 15 extending between the end marginal portions of the cuff is attached to the end marginal portions of the outer ply of the horizontal limb, and is formed with an extension 15a which is secured between the plies of the vertical limb. The parts 10a, 11a and 15, which are not visible in wear may be made of material of inferior quality.