Whether on shirts, blouses, mumus, smocks or whatever other garment clothing your upper body, do you ever wear long sleeves?

If you answered affirrmativelty to the previous question, has it ever happened to you where the end of a sleeve of a favorite piece of clothing of yours ever started to fray before the other due to exposure to moisture and/or any other element?

Ever since the end of a sleeve of a limited-edition hoodie I accidentally purchased from a ministry I wanted to support (I may explain the circumstances in a comment below) started to ever so slightly fray, I took to rolling the ends of both its sleeves in, so a little more of my wrists and forearms may be showing as I protect my sleeves--at least the one o the arm I use most-from unraveling. Does that seem reasonable to you?

Since applying sunscreen to one of my arms with the hand o the other is difficult, I've take to wearing a light long-sleeved top or jacket most every time I go outside, even on warm days like the one forecast the day 'm composing this survey. So, I wear rolled-in sleeves most every day. Do you ever do likewise?

I currently don't have any regular occasions where I'm required to dress in a suit or sport coat (and kind of miss not doing so), but when next I do, I'm wondering how my rolled-in sleeves look would come off. The sleeves of the shirt worn beneath a formal coat usually show as a the wearer of such a coat would move his arms. Would you find it odd to not see shirt sleeves beneath a sport or suit coat as the arms of someone wearing it moved?