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There are few things more frustrating than collecting your belongings only to realize that the pockets in your pants are too small to hold them. Or worse, the fabric designed to look like a pocket is merely for decoration and doesnât open at all.
For wearers of womenâs clothes, this struggle is so real. You donât have to look far to find Twitter-rants, articles, and videos in which people are either complaining about not having pockets or rejoicing over that rare gem that is the âdress with pocketsâ. And sure, we could all carry handbags, which is likely what the 8 billion dollar purse industry hopes weâll do, but not everyone wants to carry a bag. Afterall, menâs pants pockets are basically the pockets of our dreams.
But, like so many things on the internet, we could find complaints and anecdotes galore but little data illustrating just how inferior womenâs pockets really are to menâs. So, we went there.
We measured the pockets in both menâs and womenâs pants in 20 of the USâ most popular blue jeans brands. Take a look at what we found.
eppinizer on July 16th, 2019 at 14:44 UTC »
God that website is so silky smooth on mobile I love it. That web page felt like an installed app. Nice job.
saltinstiens_monster on July 16th, 2019 at 13:43 UTC »
It's funny to me that this is using jeans, which I (male) consider to have really small pockets compared to every other type of pants or shorts I own.
phillysan on July 16th, 2019 at 13:14 UTC »
I was putting some laundry through a while back, and I usually make sure the jeans pockets are nice and tucked-in. Went to check this on my wife's jeans and found front pockets that were like, an inch deep. Like, why even have a pocket!?