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Pocket evidence standards
“Pocket-use evidence” means a product-specific detail supported by its manufacturer or retailer listing. It describes what that source says; it is not a usability certification.
What qualifies as evidence
We include a pocket detail only when a manufacturer or retailer listing for that exact product explicitly describes a pocket or pocket feature. The product detail must show a nonblank source label and link to an HTTPS listing.
Examples include a stated pocket location or count, a described hidden card pocket, or a retailer statement that the pockets fit a phone. Each detail stays tied to its linked product listing.
How to read a listing claim
A location or count supports only what the source says about location or count. If a listing says a named item fits, we attribute that statement to the seller and that exact listing. We have not independently tested pocket fit or measured a pocket, and the seller’s statement is not a guarantee across sizes or products.
Titles, photos, generic category notes, unsourced summaries, and missing or invalid sources do not establish pocket use or capacity. When a product detail has no qualifying source, it says “Pocket-use evidence not provided.”
Open the linked retailer or manufacturer listing for current product details; listings can change.