I've realized, again, that what I want doesn't fit conveniently on a wish list. Part of it is things that are either too big--it would be nice for me and
cattitude to have a house with a garden. Other things aren't material and/or buyable: I would like to live closer to
adrian_turtle and Q, but that's not something that anyone can go out and get me. And some could be bought, if I knew who sold them: I want jeans, and warm fall-to-winter-weight pants, in my size with decent pockets and in colors I like. (Dark blue and black are certainly acceptable.) If there's a way to look on the Web and find out how big the pockets of a mail-order garment are, I haven't found it, and wandering through stores this season has been mostly an exercise in disappointment.
Fortunately, I don't think many people feel the need to buy me gifts.
Fortunately, I don't think many people feel the need to buy me gifts.
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You mentioned Lands End trousers having front pockets that seemed almost big enough. Could you measure them? (Thinking in test design mode, the best way to do it would be to turn the trousers inside out and lay them flat so you can measure width and depth. But just sticking a ruler in the pocket of the pants you're wearing might also be useful.) They make reasonably good clothes that can last for years, if I'm not wearing them. It might be worthwhile to extend the pockets a bit, if the opening of the pocket isn't too narrow.
Of course, this might turn out to be even more trouble than a belt pouch.
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In mine, the pockets are about 5" wide, hang 8.5" from the waistband, and have more slanted openings than the current style. But that's in a size 4, and I don't know whether pocket size would vary with pant size. Lands' End is pretty good about having all the dimensions on file, so if you wear a different size you might want to call them.