I've only recently started wearing compression socks and discovered that one need not suffer a circulatory condition and/or be an athlete to benefit from their comfort and support. A n d upon looking up c-socks online did I discovered that the their benefits don't have to extend down to the wearer's feet. Yes, I'm new to compression sleeves that only go to the ankle or thereabouts. I'd wear those, too. But have you worn compression sleeves (or socks) or would you? (inclusion of the video with this question's not an endorsement of the brand promoted therein)

If you're wearing a top while answering this question, what kind of sleeves does it have?

Some people don't merely wear sleeves of clothing; they sport tattoo sleeves on their arms. Do you have any tattoo sleeves, would you like to obtain any, and/or do you know anyone wo has any? (again, video inclusion doesn't imply endorsement, but were I ever to get sleeved in ink, that's that's the kind I'd currently like)

In my reading of PDF's of 1980's U.K. music magazines relating to my listening to American Top 40 rebroadcasts from the same decade, I've noted that in the U.S., 45 rpm 7-inch records are said to be sold in sleeves, whereas the same containers for those little slabs of vinyl were--and may still be?-- called bags, Which designation for singles' holders do you prefer?

If you use or buy anything else sold in sleeves, how about naming one or more in a comment?