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These days, can you find them online? I can imagine that a local mall might not have much selection, but the Internets are huge.

I have a fancy purple dress I bought to wear to a function. Got so many compliments the night I wore it. Everytime, I'd respond by putting my hand in the large pockets, "thanks, it has pockets" with a big ole smile

They're out there, rare, but out there

Nowadays, couture fashion assumes handbags for the same reason architecture assumes lifts. Why ruin your design with 12 staircases?

Wait, are there places in the world with high buildings without staircases?! What if power goes out?

Womens clothes with pockets are still available, but usually harder to get and less stylish, and thus women often end up picking other preferences over large pockets.

They might want pockets, but they end up preferring easy availability, style and low price over pockets.

The same thing can be seen in other product categories too. People (used to) often say they want a small phone, keyboard phone or phone with really long battery life, but in the end nobody would pay more or sacrifice other qualities over one of these types of phones and thus they went out of fashion.

I'd never heard of tie-on pockets. Cool!

What you don't want to let your tits out to use the public toilet?

Any garment can have a pocket if you sew some cool fabric to the outside!

Tactikool pants also have big pockets, even the women’s version.*

Find them wherever cops get there uniforms at. (Galls comes to mind.)

*Not necessarily fashionable.

It's not that they won't buy them, it's just that there's typically a list of priorities including fashion, availability, price, durability, etc., and pockets is low on that list of concerns. If something is cheap, durable, looks good, can be bought easily nearby or online, and has pockets, it's going to sell well. The problem is that most designers seem to feel that pockets ruin fashion, so you rarely get things that are both fashionable and have useful pockets. Even when there are knock-offs of clothes where fashion isn't the main point, they tend to keep small / no pockets just because whatever they're copying had small / no pockets.

Or, hot take, a company that sells clothes with pockets makes less money than a company that sells clothes without pockets and then offers ladies $50-150 purses to compensate. If you think the fashion industry hasn’t noticed that, you’re crazy.

It’s like how the American auto industry noticed they could make more money selling big vehicles and so all of them just stopped making smaller cars. Plenty of Americans say they want smaller cars, but the American auto makers don’t care.

has this been tested?

I think OP is drawing comics.