Sleeve catching the string?

[Murray]

A piece of Tubigrip is great for holding down a sleeve and keeping it out of the way.

[Kuchipuka]

Can you also use it to get sympathy for your co-competitors on a bad shooting day?

[Kae]

Originally Posted by Kuchipuka

Can you also use it to get sympathy for your co-competitors on a bad shooting day?

mmmm tubi-grip as a sympathy vote?

[Little Miss Purple]

Can you also use it to get sympathy for your co-competitors on a bad shooting day?

Not unless everyone else uses the same excuse

I have also used micropore tape or insulating tape in the past to control clothing

[wingate_52]

Cyclists arm warmers are stretchy and close fitting.Windproof and thermal varieties are available.

[bluebow]

Originally Posted by Murray

A piece of Tubigrip is great for holding down a sleeve and keeping it out of the way.

I've found using a Tubigrip of size designed for knees or legs fits better over clothing and doesn't restrict blood flow in your arm.

[Dave]

I've started shooting in polo shirts with (short) elasticated arms (I'm not saying which polo shirts as I'd probably get accused of plugging ). When it gets cold I wear a tight fitting, long armed thermal vest underneath the polo shirt. Never any problems with string catching

[Trunkles]

Masking tape for the clothing in an emeregency, also useful for a shooting line indoors.

[Small Monkey]

Or alternatively one of your badges to pin the sleeve at the back. I find a fita star holds well...