Looking for long sleeve shirts with zippered arms

[fluffycookie]

Do these exist or do I need to get my sewing kit out ?  I searched quarter zipper sleeves and I just got pull overs with zippers at the chest.  When I get hot I need to push my sleeves up and sometimes being sweaty makes it hard to get the sleeves up more than a couple of inches above my wrist. I was thinking a shirt with zippers at the wrist would be easier.

TIA!

[Wines Not Whines]

I've never seen such a thing. If I think I may want to start with long sleeves and roll them up later, I wear a short sleeve shirt with arm warmers. You can take the warmers off or roll them up or down. They're very versatile.

[Mushe]

I agree, I haven't seen those before, but arm warmers should be the ticket!

[shellfish26]

I feel like zippers would chafe after a while.

[labbie]

I would use arm warmers with a short sleeve shirt. Easy to DIY, at least to see if you like them before spending $ on some. I use the George Brand boot socks from WalMart and cut off the toes. They are long enough to go up under the short sleeve on me.
A lady in my running group use the girls footless tights from Target.

[badgergirl66]

What do you all do with the arm warmers when you warm up? I hate typing s long sleeve shirt around my waist!

ETA. Duh. I guess I could just roll them down.

[spunkypenguin]

I have never seen such a thing. I have arm sleeves that I roll down to my wrists when I get warm or tie them on my SPIbelt if I really need to. I also have a couple shirts with really loose sleeves I can roll almost all the way up. I forget the brand but I found them at tj maxx

[fluffycookie]

Nov 19, 2014 6:16:07 GMT -5 spunkypenguin said:

I have never seen such a thing. I have arm sleeves that I roll down to my wrists when I get warm or tie them on my SPIbelt if I really need to. I also have a couple shirts with really loose sleeves I can roll almost all the way up. I forget the brand but I found them at tj maxx

Something like that may work.  The shirts I have now are fitted so rolling or pushing the sleeves up is a challenge, especially when I am sweaty.

[gt7301b]

Nov 18, 2014 23:43:04 GMT -5 badgergirl66 said:

What do you all do with the arm warmers when you warm up? I hate typing s long sleeve shirt around my waist!

ETA. Duh. I guess I could just roll them down.

I either tuck them in my fuel belt or toss them back at my house on a long run.  I have these $10 arm warmers and they are too tight in the upper arms to easily roll up while running, if I don't have my fuel belt I'll just hold on to them for a little bit.

www.runningwarehouse.com/ASICS_Arm_Warmers/descpage-AARMW10.html

[spunkypenguin]

Nov 19, 2014 8:23:30 GMT -5 fluffycookie said:

Nov 19, 2014 6:16:07 GMT -5 spunkypenguin said:

I have never seen such a thing. I have arm sleeves that I roll down to my wrists when I get warm or tie them on my SPIbelt if I really need to. I also have a couple shirts with really loose sleeves I can roll almost all the way up. I forget the brand but I found them at tj maxx

Something like that may work.  The shirts I have now are fitted so rolling or pushing the sleeves up is a challenge, especially when I am sweaty.

If I can remember when I get home, I will look at what brand they are.  They are my favorite long sleeve running shirts.  I have one from Gap that has fairly loose sleeves, but is thicker.  I really like Gap Fit clothes in general.

[IndiaInk]

Nov 18, 2014 23:43:04 GMT -5 badgergirl66 said:

What do you all do with the arm warmers when you warm up? I hate typing s long sleeve shirt around my waist!

ETA. Duh. I guess I could just roll them down.

I don't like rolling them down to my wrists because they're too bulky. What I do is tuck them into my waist band of my pants on one side. They flap a bit, but you forget about it pretty quickly. I do the same thing with my gloves when I get too hot.

[spunkypenguin]

Nov 19, 2014 9:18:50 GMT -5 spunkypenguin said:

Nov 19, 2014 8:23:30 GMT -5 fluffycookie said:

Something like that may work.  The shirts I have now are fitted so rolling or pushing the sleeves up is a challenge, especially when I am sweaty.

If I can remember when I get home, I will look at what brand they are.  They are my favorite long sleeve running shirts.  I have one from Gap that has fairly loose sleeves, but is thicker.  I really like Gap Fit clothes in general.

I went to put my shirt on this morning and realized I never came back with the brand the other day.  It is Climawear.  I think the one I have is this one: www.climawear.com/collections/tops-jackets/products/lightweight-runner-chantilly  I've seen them at tj maxx frequently, so I would never pay full price!  I think I got them for like $12-$15!