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What are "Slash Pockets" - Definition & Explanation

Slash Pockets
A pocket that has to be entered through a slash on the outside of the garment. The pocket pouch is suspended from and attached to the slash.
Slash Pockets
These angled pockets are formed by cutting a slash in the jacket shell and attaching a pouch inside the garment.
Slash pockets
Angled pockets that are formed by cutting a slash in the shell and attaching a pouch inside the garment.

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