Cargo pocket
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A large patch pocket, often with box pleats and a flap closure, applied to the outside of trousers or jackets for extra capacity.
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Besom pocket
An inset pocket finished with two narrow folded strips forming lips on either side of a slit opening, commonly used on tailored jackets and trousers.
Patch pocket
A pocket made from a separate piece of fabric stitched directly onto the outside of a garment, with its top edge left open.
Flap pocket
A pocket, often welt or patch style, covered by a shaped flap of fabric that hangs down over the opening.
In-seam pocket
A pocket concealed within a garment's side seam, formed from pocket bag pieces stitched into the seam allowance so no opening shows on the outside.
Jetted pocket
An inset pocket finished with narrow piped edges, or jets, framing a slit opening, similar to a besom pocket but typically without a flap.
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