francis_t
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Just so you'll know when you talk to your tailor and shirtmaker -
You have arms.
Your jackets and shirts have sleeves.
Eh, actually the shirt sleeve should hit just at the base of the thumb joint which is ~1/2 inch from the wrist (depends on how you measure). A longer sleeve is OK if the cuff fits properly and doesn't slip down over the hand. Oversize cuffs are common on ready to wear shirts.
Your shirt sleeve length looks OK. Tighten up cuffs if possible, leave room for your watch.
Nevertheless, the OP is still entitled to an answer to his question. As best I can tell from the photos, his arm length is right on the mark. His arms appear to reach all the way from his shoulders to his wrists. Of course, the test is not as exact as the one for leg length: i.e., when one is standing are one's legs long enough so that one's feet just touch the ground? If yes, perfect leg length.
Nevertheless, the OP is still entitled to an answer to his question. As best I can tell from the photos, his arm length is right on the mark. His arms appear to reach all the way from his shoulders to his wrists. Of course, the test is not as exact as the one for leg length: i.e., when one is standing are one's legs long enough so that one's feet just touch the ground? If yes, perfect leg length.
Well, the first thing I noticed as mentioned is that the cuffs look too big for your wrists.