Some of the products we use every day are used in different ways and some have unique and unusual details. Many people wonder about the purpose of these details – for example, Do you know what a small pocket is in women’s underwear? Here are 6 products we use every day and their specific parts:
- Pants pocket
A pocket has been added to the women’s briefs for extra comfort. This layer is made from soft cotton and has no seams to keep you comfortable. - Backpack diamond loop
These loops are used as camping equipment and make it easy to attach backpacks. - Statues in hats
This part of the hat first appeared on French sailors in the 19th century. At that time, ship cabins had low ceilings and balloons were added to them for safety. Later, balls were added to knitted hats as a unique detail. Today, bubbles are only used as an aesthetic element. - Stripes on pants
Trouser patches first appeared in Europe in the late 19th century. After manufacturing, the pants were folded and sent on a long journey around the world. Although they spend many kilometers on the road, flowers are always on the way. After a while, people adopted them and they became part of every pair of trousers. - Toothpaste line
Many people think that the lines on toothpaste reflect the quality of the product, but they are actually barcodes. Manufacturers say barcodes are used by machines that make packaging and cut pipes. - Drill rod hole
Candy sticks have holes that make it easy to attach candies. During manufacture, a hole is made in the stick and candy is attached to it.
