Petal - sleeve with a curved overlap along arm. Also called lapped sleeve. 

French - sleeve with wide cuff which turn back and is fastened with a cuff link through all layers 

Circular cap - short flaring sleeve that extends out from smooth cap at armhole. 

Drop shoulder - the sleeve is attached to an armhole shaped to extend wider than the natural shoulder. 

Button tab - a long roll up sleeve with a button tab sawn above the elbow. The sleeve is rolled up and  fastened by the tab with a button 

Lantern - sleeve made cross wide design seam to give  width 

Roll up - straight short or elbow length sleeve designed to be rolled or folded up from a cuff, maybe either set in or shift sleeve 

Cowl - short and loose sleeve with draping at armscye.

Layered - wide sleeve that consists of multiple circular Layers of fabric overlapping 

Cape - cape sleeve is wide sleeve which has draped fabric the arm creating a dramatic effect for the shirt or dress 

Kimono - sleeve may be cut in one with the  front and  back of the garment or may be attached to the front and back with a vertical seam

Marie - a full "paned" or "panised" sleeve gathered into two or more puffs by a ribbon or fabric band above the  elbow, worn in the 1620s and 1630s

Peasant - a wide raglan sleeve with gatheres at the neckline and lower edge gatheres. May be controlled by drawstring or Elastic, sleeve may be short or long 

Juliet - a long tight sleeve with a puff at the top, inspired by fashion or the Italian Reaissance and named after Shakespeare's tragic heroine 

Leg of mutton - the leg of mutton sleeve is constructed with a full top that is gathered into armhole. the fabric  then tapers gradually to tuck in closely at the wrist, which give the sleeve this particular outline 

Butterfly - a set in sleeve that is smooth at the armhole and widely flared at the herm edge (elbow length or longer)

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