Some followers who commented on Hannah Warling's TikTok video said that the solution didn't work for them, because the hair ties cut too deeply into their arms. Others replied that using stretched-out hair ties would mitigate the issue while still keeping long sleeves out of the way.

If you'd rather try another solution for excessively long sleeves, YouTuber liveloveGlam suggests a similar, but slightly different method. In her YouTube video, the thrifting enthusiast first wraps a loose rubber band around her sleeve, about midway up her forearm. She then rolls the rest of the sleeve into the rubber band instead of pushing it all the way up her arm. This helps to prevent a cut-off of circulation but still holds the sleeve in place, as celebrity stylist Ashley Weston revealed on her website. 

For a tool-free method, liveloveGlam recommends pulling the base of your sleeve taught, then overlapping the long portion on your wrist. Keeping the flap tightly pinned down with one finger, use your other fingers to roll the sleeve over the fold, securing it in place. This method might not be as secure as a rubber band or a hair tie, but it will certainly keep your sleeves from rolling down for some time.