slash pocket

A brown buckram jacket with slash pockets had been pulled over this.

There were two front slash pockets and a notched lapel collar.

She put one on, stuffed the pilfered supplies in both slash pockets, and ran from the room.

Nate stuck his reading matter into the slash pocket of his poncho.

Between plays, the 24-year-old quarterback simply stuffed his bare hands into the slash pockets of his jersey.

It buttons down the front, has two slash pockets, a buttoned interior breast pocket and a half-lining.

"Yes, sir," Cook said, pulling a spiral pad out of his duster's slash pocket.

As he reached the window, the man on the scaffold reached into the slash pocket of his coverall to get something.

She pulled a tissue from one slash pocket and touched her nose and eyes with it, the corners of her mouth crinkling in a smile.

He dipped his fingers inside the slash pocket of his raggedy coat and took out a battered semi auto blaster.

The officer's Afghanka jacket has only two slash pockets on the waist of the jacket and an inner pistol pocket.

"Got one I can... Mrs. Sumter had taken to wearing dresses with large slash pockets.

The jacket, with cuffs and slash pockets, is in the basketweave; the fabric is reversed for trousers and skirt.

Earlier models of the jacket do not have the shoulder loops or buttoned tabs, but the two front slash pockets have buttoned flaps.

Pea coats are characterized by broad lapels, double-breasted fronts, often large wooden or metal buttons, and vertical or slash pockets.

Long-distance calls in those days were a rarity, but my dad called Irving Blank and told him he insisted upon having the slash pockets and fly front.

Swinging the door open, he saw Fletcher Tilton standing there, his hands thrust deep into his slash pockets and his shoulders slightly stooped.

He was furious because Blankson made the sample with regular pockets instead of slash pockets and had a normal button front instead of a fly front.

Jackets feature hip-enhancing silhouettes with kimono-style sleeves and extra-wide shoulders, slashed pockets, droopy lapel notches and silver buttons stamped with stars.

Wrapping the long rifle under his duster, he sauntered down the street, hands in slash pockets, counting off the cross streets in his mind: Hoffman, Mozart, Wyman.

In the corner of the cubicle Fallow's dirty raincoat still hung on the plastic coatrack, and the canteen of vodka was still cached in the slash pocket.

He had got the general idea right, but the jacket and sleeves were too long, the slash pocket was placed too high, the pocket itself was too large, the single buttonhole at the waist a bit high.

It was the kind of raincoat that has slash pockets with openings on the inside as well as the outside, so that in the rain you can get to your jacket or pants without unbuttoning the coat in front.

Incidentally, the model shown in your article was a later revision of the original suit, which was a single-breasted model, fly front, slash pocket with a one-piece back with peg legs having a 30-inch knee and a 15-inch bottom.