can you wear them upside down under a 3/4 length shirt so the logo doesn't show?
1281170
Not really, they are tapered to be larger on the upper arm and tighter at the wrist.
1281171
Not sure what you mean by 3/4 len shirt, but here's my observation. The arm end is about 25% bigger than the wrist end. You can possibly wear it inside out to hide the logo but since it's white and somewhat thinner, the logo may show thru a bit. The seams end to end appears to be the same outside as inside out, but not at each opening. Hope that helps.
1281172
Yes, you can wear them upside down so the logo does not show. As long as they FIT your arms.
1281173
Yes you can wear them upside down nicest UV cooking spray sleeves on the market. Very light and feel great.
1281174
The covers are tapered from the large part of the upper arm to the smaller wrist. They may not work upside down because you could not pull it up past your forearm. To minimize the "billboard" effect, I just wear them turned inside out.
1524785
They are not foot specific. One thing I found with them is the top part was too loose and the bottom part was too tight. I tried them upside down and they are perfect!
368118
Yes. You can tilt them so that they look like a "V" from above. I would not say they "spin," however. Minor adjustments are possible without much effort, but, if you want to move them around a lot...and in different configurations....that takes more work.
1946809
You could but there would be a lot of material to tuck under...it may be that it would be too bulky underneath or need to be cut...
864841
No, it's not upside down, it look like upside down because of the thumb holes. I bought these for my coin before and it work fine.
592890
I'm not an expert on this , but I don't see why not. the shirts are a great bargain
915057
You can if you'd like to. I wear mine over my workout capris/pants if they go past my knees and just pull the extra fabric out of the bottom of the knee sleeves. But wearing them under is ok too just makes it more bulky in my opinion under your clothes. I think it slips less too on top of my pants etc.
128720
I'm not sure you would want to. They are very much costume grade quality. I wore them once for Halloween.
1931797
Not sure, but I guess you could, but the whole thing would have to be upside down. I have not encounter your issue. Try it out. Wish you luck.
1048311
No these are not for that purpose. They are mainly so you can stick your clothes to yourself so you don't reveal anything you don't want to be revealed. (Like when bending over and you have a loose blouse, you don't want to show your breasts/bra.)They are not strong enough or large enough to lift up breasts.
1458668
Not unless the shirt is very large and untucked. The pouch on the side hangs down close to the beltline and would be very uncomfortable under a tucked in shirt. Think jacket rather than shirt.
2020317
No. You cannot be seen if someone is looking in through this peephole. I did not need to check, but I did to make sure that they have not changed the way optics work. If one could see through they would probably see upside down.
144590
These would show under a shirt. There are some smaller ones that wouldn't show as much.
2194105
No, they won't turn upside down without spilling. They have an opening where the straw fits, and it will allow spillage.
172373
Hi Dawn. If you mean can you turn the K-cups upside down, the response is no because they fit snuggly when I placed them right side up and since the top of the K-cups are wider than their bottom, it won't fit upside down. I've had this for maybe two weeks now though and haven't experienced the cups catching in the drawers or the drawers not able to close well. It's been great and so easy to organize. I hope this helps.
2002312
Yes you can flip these so that they are opposite in design. Beautiful shelves.
2274452
I wouldn't. Contrasting designs would likely be detrimental. Slippage and fit would be my concern.