Jean pockets come as pretty standard across the genders – two back pockets, two front pockets and that odd little rectangular pocket in one of the front pockets. But what is it used for?

Pants with the tiny pocket are called "five-pocket pants," but the tiny pocket isn't actually the fifth one. The fifth pocket is actually on the back-left, added to Levi's 501 jeans in 1901.

According to The Mirror U.S. website, this little pocket sewn inside the bigger pocket on the right side of blues jeans was patented by Strauss and J.W Davis in May 1873 and first distributed in ...

For many articles of clothing, especially jeans, people have grown accustomed to seeing pockets as part of the design. It would be odd to see a pair of Levi's without hand-sized pockets on the hips.

EVER asked yourself what the tiny pocket on your jeans is for? You know, the little pocket inside the main pocket that can just about fit a few coins in it. If you’ve wondered, you’re n… ...

The design was patented by Strauss and J.W Davis in May 1873 as an "Improvement in Fastening Pocket Openings", and first distributed in 1890 with the Lot 501 jeans, which is what the Levis 501 ...

To understand the tiny pocket, we need to travel back to the 1800s-specifically, the year 1873, when Levi Strauss & Co. patented the first blue jeans in collaboration with tailor Jacob Davis.

Fairies, jeans and cheese have more in common than you would expect, according to Kerrygold. On St. Patrick’s Day, the Irish dairy brand and Dublin-based Native Denims announced a sweepstakes to ...