Guide on how a suit should fit part 4
How a jacket of the suit should fit, number 7: sleeves
A sleeve should always hang very nicely without any wrinkles. If you see all the wrinkles chances are the sleeve pitch is wrong which means the way and the angle the sleeve was set in, that can be fixed by a tailor but they have to be quite skilled. Of course, the sleeve length is usually a subject of long discussions, and there are all kinds of opinions. If you want to have a great movement and a comfortable jacket, you need some extra fabric on the top of your sleeve simply to reach forward, otherwise, it is too tight, it may look great when your arms hang down, but as soon as you move, you are constricted in that area. Going made-to-measure or bespoke has an awesome advantage. A small armhole in combination with a wider upper sleeve will provide you with a much more comfortable jacket.