Help with sleeve treatment

[electro*retro]

Hi all-  This is a Columbia blouse.  I am not sure if there is a name for this type of cuff treatment?  They just fold up and look cute. No buttons.  I think they add a cute personality to an otherwise ho-hum blouse.  Thanks

[val2525]

I call it a fold back cuff.

[chapeaunoir]

I just call them flip cuffs.

[electro*retro]

Thanks Val and Chap- I searched completeds and none of them had the cuffs 'flipped'. Initially, I didn't realize they were made to be flipped--and surprised how cute the blouse became when I did! I've become a fan! I think I will take another couple pics highlighting the cuffs.

[chapeaunoir]

It's a menswear term:

What is a flip cuff?
It has rounded edges that fan out and extend well past the buttons. It flips back over to create a double layer similar to a French cuff without cuff links.

So I use it as the only thing I could think of.

[frakinfashion]

Turnback cuff.

[jandsknight]

I own & wear a lot of shirts with this style cuffs. I like to fold them back. Most of the time I even fold back the ones with buttons in the cuffs. I just don't button them. If they have 2 buttons I'll unbutton the one on the end and fold back over the buttoned part. If I'm selling a shirt like this I take pictures of the various ways to wear them.

These cuffs are usually on 3/4 length sleeves which reminds me of something amusing. 3/4 length sleeves had just started being available shortly before a sister-in-law died. She was short with exceptionally short arms. She was so excited to finally find "long" sleeved shirts that were the right length for her arms.

[zoesam]

I call them foldback cuffs or foldback sleeves. Probably 1/2 the shirts I sell have them.  At least in some brands. 

[chapeaunoir]

Everything is 3/4 length on me (ape arms).

[57roses]

I've always called them 'split cuff' without refering to folding. I think I will use one of the terms above from now on.