[
UK
/ˈɑːmhəʊl/
]
NOUN
- a hole through which you put your arm and where a sleeve can be attached
How To Use armhole In A Sentence
- My back measures 13 from scye to scye that would be the little notch in the armhole in the back pattern piece - the squarish ones. So many dresses, they're coming out of the walls - A Dress A Day
- A blouse was the most ambitious item we were taught to make - mine looked like a pillow case with armholes.
- On the other hand, my chest - not my bosom, my chest - measures 17 1/2 inches from scye to scye - the triangular notch in the front armhole. So many dresses, they're coming out of the walls - A Dress A Day
- Aesthetics and functionality of cap height and armhole must be calculated and the technical compatibility between the two cannot be neglected either.
- Its sleeves are 34.5 cm long and taper from about 25.75 cm wide at the armhole to about 11.25 cm wide at the cuff end.
- Instead of sleeves, finish the armhole with a narrow facing.
- They feature button down collars, center full button front, reinforced shoulder and armholes, shirt tail hem and wood-tone buttons.
- If the armhole is too high and the garment has a set-in sleeve, the fit can be adjusted as you sew.
- This bra also has two places in the back where you can adjust the shoulder straps to fit closer in, or farther apart, depending on the neckline / armholes of your shirt.
- It is therefore possible to measure around an armhole curve and compare the measurement with that of the sleeve head.