People livid after learning why women's trousers historically don't have pockets
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukWomen have been voicing their complaints about this issue for decades, yet it remains unresolved. If you've ever compared the pocket size of men's and women's trousers, you'll likely have noticed that men's pockets are almost twice as large.
As a result, instead of storing their phone, purse, and keys in their trouser pockets, most women are forced to carry a bag with them wherever they go.
A group of women have taken to social media to question, "Why don't women's trousers have functional pockets? ', with many arguing that it's unfair and impractical.
According to How Stuff Works, pockets were first sewn into men's clothing around 400 years ago, but this feature was left out of women's garments.
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