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raglan

[ UK /ɹˈæɡlən/ ]
NOUN
  1. a garment (coat or sweater) that has raglan sleeves

How To Use raglan In A Sentence

  • Ragland won the Trophy-Truck division for the third consecutive year, and Fortin took the overall pro and unlimited Class I victory.
  • She noted at once that their suits were different in some manner - it was the shoulders; they had raglan sleeves and looked very expensive, and somehow foreign.
  • Raglan sleeves create an hour glass shape, drawstring accentuates the smallest part of your midriff.
  • The coat has raglan sleeves, and is cut to give fullness at the back.
  • Do not give us shirt or raglan sleeves, or ‘shirtwaister’ styles with blousy tops, or flared or pleated skirts in boring patterns.
  • His tailor came up with a neat adjustment to his jackets, creating the easy-to-wear sleeve known ever since as the raglan. Times, Sunday Times
  • But Raglan would entertain no way of dislodging the Russians other than patient attrition. ANTI-ICE
  • But Raglan would entertain no way of dislodging the Russians other than patient attrition. ANTI-ICE
  • The most notable example is a new style that features raglan sleeves, a construction adapted from military wear. Times, Sunday Times
  • Their vintage baseball jersey is made from cotton ringspun jersey fabric, and is double dyed with contrasting bound 1 × 1 rib collar and three-quarter-length raglan sleeves.
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