Historically speaking, which garment do you think first featured pockets? ~

You're horrid, absolutely horrid.

Lol.
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Well, it is the first and oldest garment I could think of and then my absolutely horrid mind got to thinking and that was the end result.   LOL

Lemme alone, I'm busy reporting you.  (See how happy it makes me?)


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#GrannyCrannies

Reminds me of old Bill and old Ben sitting outside the nursing home when old Molly streaked, naked, across the yard. Bill said, "Wasn't that Molly?" Ben said, "I believe it was." Bill said, "What was she wearing?" And Ben said, "Darned if I know, but it needed ironing." 

Yes, please!  I love learning new things.

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This comes from the V&A Museum's web page, 'A History of Pockets'. I took a screen shot for brevity.
He you are:

Girlie, you know I'm old and can barely see to read that tiny print!  Whippersnapper. (Grumble, grumble, grumble.)



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The best bit is that pockets were given as gifts, and that pockets coukd be bought ready made. (It seems counterintuitive doesn't it?)
But also pockets were stolen. So the original form of pickpocketting was actually stealing the pocket itself. 
How strange!

(Is that actually you. I couldn't not say it)

Hey, I'm not THAT old!  Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!

LOL, it's not me.
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:)