How is the "fake pocket" mentioned in the description different from a regular pocket?
Readers encountering the term "fake pocket" for the first time in a skirt product description cannot determine whether it is a pocket they can put their hands into and use. Seeing other products described as having "usable pockets on the sides" makes them even more curious about the difference.
A fake pocket is a decorative finish that only mimics the shape of a pocket, so it is different from a pocket that you can actually put your hand into and use.
The New Layered Wrap Skirt Pants_Grey states that it features a fake pocket on the back of the skirt[1], while the Fleece-Lined Volume-Leg Pants_Grey separately notes that it has usable pockets on the sides[2]. Just as the descriptions differ, whether you can put your hands in also differs.
A fake pocket is a finish that looks like a pocket opening from the outside, but has no inner pocket bag attached. Because it marks the position by leaving only stitching, a welt, or a flap, you cannot put items into it, and it is generally used in places to prevent the back from looking too empty or to maintain a silhouette without pocket bulk.
Therefore, the side that specifies usable pockets on the sides can be read the opposite way. It means an open, functional pocket where you can put your hands or hold small items[3].
We have not yet confirmed what specific shape or style the fake pocket is finished in, or what the depth and size of the usable pockets are.
Product measurements
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Fleece-Lined Volume-Leg Pants_Grey
Measurements
| Part | S | M | L |
|---|---|---|---|
| 총장 | 103cm | 105cm | 107cm |
| 허리 ◦ | 35cm | 37cm | 39cm |
| 허벅지 ◦ | 35.5cm | 36.5cm | 37.5cm |
| 밑단 ◦ | 24cm | 25cm | 26cm |
| 엉덩이 ◦ | 51cm | 53cm | 55cm |
For rows marked with ◦, flat measurement or circumference could not be confirmed in official sources, so hmmm determined them using figures from the same item.
Other stated figures
| Part | S | M | L |
|---|---|---|---|
| 앞밑위 | 35.2cm | 35.7cm | 36.2cm |