Here is a sampling of how much cuff menswear experts suggest you show under your jacket sleeve: Alan Flusser 1 cm (2/5) Bernhard Roetzel at least 1 cm (2/5) of the cuff should visible but more can be ok as well Bert Bacharach claimed it should be just 1/4 (0.64cm) in 1953 Baron von Eelking suggests to show 2cm (4/5) of cuff if they are soft, and 1cm (2/5) for stiff cuffs youd wear with white tie or black tie Sydney Barney explains in Clothes and The Man that sleeve length is a matter of taste and that you and your tailor should follow the current trend Nicholas Storey notes in the History of Mens Fashion that some British bespoke tailors often prefer not to show any shirt cuff at all C
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