A type of garment consisting of only sleeves. They are usually worn on top of another shirt, but they are often drawn as a sort of lingerie or plain shirt in art depicting them.

Different from detached sleeves in that the sleeves are connected to each other. They go past the shoulder and are typically connected in the back, but they can also be connected through a turtleneck.

Different from cropped jacket. A jacket covers the breasts while a shrug only covers the top part of the chest.

Use collared shrug as well if applicable.

Examples

Non-examples

Cropped jacket

Shawl

Capelet

Cloak with hood down

Related tags

Variations

• collared shrug
• frilled shrug
• fur-trimmed shrug
• hooded shrug
• lace shrug
• latex shrug
• see-through shrug
• sleeveless shrug

Colors

• aqua shrug
• black shrug
• blue shrug
• brown shrug
• green shrug
• grey shrug
• orange shrug
• pink shrug
• purple shrug
• red shrug
• white shrug
• yellow shrug
• multicolored shrug

Patterns

• print shrug

See also

• Nagatekkou
• Yunjian (Chinese traditional shrug)
• Cropped jacket - usually called a "bolero", which typically consist of only sleeves and a collar
• Tag group:attire

The following tags implicate this tag: aqua_shrug, black_shrug, blue_shrug, brown_shrug, collared_shrug, fishnet_shrug, frilled_shrug, fur-trimmed_shrug, green_shrug, grey_shrug, hooded_shrug, latex_shrug, orange_shrug, pink_shrug, purple_shrug, red_shrug, ribbed_shrug, see-through_shrug, sleeveless_shrug, turtleneck_shrug, white_shrug, and yellow_shrug (learn more).

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