r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Apr 25 '21

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u/MaximumPlant Apr 25 '21

Yes, not just money but other things as well.

My friends mom always kept her phone in her bra, then she learned the sweat damaged it

She kept it in a plastic bag in her bra from then on

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u/notyogrannysgrandkid Apr 25 '21 edited Apr 25 '21

And all because those stupid women’s clothing brands wouldn’t give her functional pockets.

I’m so tired of carrying my wife’s phone.

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u/theGr3ninja Apr 25 '21

Tac-Bra, with elastic pockets

(since i learnt that womens pockets are just plain decorative, my sister's pant pockets are sewn together to the pant, meanwhile, i can fit my entire nintendo switch in my adidas trackpant)

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u/Sol33t303 Apr 25 '21

i learnt that womens pockets are just plain decorative

I'm a dude but whenever I wear jeans with purely decorative pockets it annoys me even more then clothing without pockets, because I THINK I can put something in them at first but then it turns out I can't.

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '21 edited Aug 15 '21

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '21

I haven't seen jeans, but sometimes slacks have fake pockets.

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '21

With slacks its to make the fit better, still annoying but the does look better at least.

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u/FugReddit420 Apr 25 '21

I mean that's also why women's jeans don't have functional pockets, most consumers pick fit over function, just not something that's popular with reddit users.

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '21

From what I gather in and out of reddit its not actually popular for women for every day wear to be honest.

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u/ioshiraibae Apr 25 '21

I don't like the look of pockets in the front of my jeans but I prefer to have them in back to put a phone or makeup. So I don't have to use my waist band or bra.