the shoulder portion 10 which is shown to have an upstanding planar surface 12 and a generally horizontally extending planar surface 13 and the surfaces 12 and 13 are at right angles to each other as shown of course it will also be seen and understood that the sleeve has an upper arm portion generally designated 14 and a lower or forearm portion generally designated 16 and the two portions are continuous and uninterrupted relative to each other and along the longitudinal length of the sleeve which is the upright showing of the sleeve still further the drawings show the sleeve such as in fig2 and 3 to be projected in elevational views perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the lower or forearm portion 16 also the sleeve has the intermediate portion 17 which is the elbow portion of the novelty sleeve as shown in its normal configuration which is that shown in the drawings there is therefore a slight angulation between the longitudinal axis of the forearm 16 and the longitudinal axis of the upper arm 14 such as shown in fig2 and 4 this therefore presents the sleeve in a slightly bent original configuration somewhat in the normal position of a person 39 s arm which is not being held rigidly straight it will therefore be understood that a person can slide the sleeve over the right arm and the sleeve will extend from the person 39 s shoulder to the person 39 s wrist and the.