Measurements of pockets in men's and women's jeans.
data(Jeans)A data frame with 80 rows (each pair of jeans) and 14 columns:
The brand of jeans; 22 brands are represented
The style of jeans; one of boot-cut, regular,
skinny, slim or straight
Whether the jeans are men's or women's jeans;
one of men or women
The price, in US dollars
The height (in cm) of the front pocket from the top of the highest rivet to the lowest point of the pocket (along the left-hand side or zipper side)
The height (in cm) of the front pocket from the top of the highest rivet to the lowest point of the pocket (along the right-hand side or non-zipper side)
The width (in cm) from the widest point of the front pocket
The width (in cm) from the highest rivet to the right or non-zipper side of the pocket
The height (in cm) from the deepest point of the back pocket (usually in the pocket's center) to the top of the pocket
The height (in cm) from the shallowest point of the back pocket to the top of the pocket
The width of the pocket at the very top (opening)
The width of the pocket at its narrowest (just before the pocket tapers to a point)
The area of the pocket, from the pocket's measurements (in square cm)
The style, where skinny now means
Style == "skinny" | "slim" and where
straight means Style == "straight" | "boot-cut"
Diehm, Jan & Thomas, Amber (August 2018). Women's pockets are inferior. The Pudding.