(of a sleeve) made separately and inset into a garment.
（袖子）另外缝上的
Example sentencesExamples
If the armhole is too high and the garment has a set-in sleeve, the fit can be adjusted as you sew.
Other typical details include double-entry cargo pockets and set-in sleeves.
Shoulder width is particularly important in fitted garments with set-in sleeves.
All raw edges, including the set-in sleeves and optional patch pockets - are trimmed in contrast or matching binding.
I would definitely machine wash a handkerchief linen blouse and also a linen skirt, but I would never wash a linen jacket with set-in sleeves, facings, and collars.
Definition of set-in in US English:
set-in
adjectiveˈsɛdɪnˈsedin
attributive(of a sleeve) made separately and inset into a garment.
（袖子）另外缝上的
Example sentencesExamples
I would definitely machine wash a handkerchief linen blouse and also a linen skirt, but I would never wash a linen jacket with set-in sleeves, facings, and collars.
Other typical details include double-entry cargo pockets and set-in sleeves.
All raw edges, including the set-in sleeves and optional patch pockets - are trimmed in contrast or matching binding.
If the armhole is too high and the garment has a set-in sleeve, the fit can be adjusted as you sew.
Shoulder width is particularly important in fitted garments with set-in sleeves.