The word 'sleeveless' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to clothing or garments that do not have sleeves. For example, "I bought a sleeveless blouse for the summer."
It could be sleeved or sleeveless.
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"Oscar de La Renta sleeveless silk, full-skirted dress with black patent-leather bow belt – now that is pure poetry," the character once said.
I slipped a sleeveless black cotton dress over my head, buttoned it, stood back and stared.
The state is ruled by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, which this week barred its female employees from wearing jeans and sleeveless tops in the office.
But Syntagma Square the focal point for social gatherings, concerts, rallies and riots is full throughout the night, not with revellers but with protesters denouncing the government's austerity and the ills of capitalism.These days the liveried doormen in Athens's finest hotels stare out at sleeveless drummers in a protest tent camp inspired by Spain's indignados.
A home at last, but not for many Remedial finance The rhythm goes respectable Swings and see-saws Just not cricket ReprintsA few young men sport earrings, sleeveless vests and rippling muscles, but most people look as ordinary as the fellow in shorts and hiking boots who says he has a senior job in a medical-products company.
These included, for boys, wearing V-neck and sleeveless shirts, as well as "hanging out" with "big handbags, similar to those used by women".
Robert Swannell, the group's chairman, retorted that M&S had 173 sleeveless dresses last year compared with 305 the previous year.
His Fashion Week debut was critically acclaimed, as were his subsequent shows, which often featured body-inhibiting designs such as his cocoon dress, a sleeveless creation that bound the arms of its wearer to the sides of the body but provided slits for the release of the hands.
The first swimsuits concealed most of the body: women wore bloomers, black stockings, and a dress with short sleeves and skirt; men wore a dark-coloured, one-piece, sleeveless garment reaching to the ankles or knees.
