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A dress with pockets gives you somewhere to put your phone, keys and cold hands without carrying a bag. Our pick runs from a black sleeveless midi and a cosy hoodie dress to knitted, denim and cotton linen styles. Each one keeps the pockets neat and flat, so the line of the dress stays clean.
Ladies dresses with pockets for every occasion
The black sleeveless midi has hidden pockets in the side seams, a fitted bodice and a full gathered skirt that swings as you walk. The Trieste hoodie dress is oversized and cosy, with side slits that make it easy to move in. The V neck long-sleeve mini comes in five shades, including brown, khaki green and purple. The contrast collar knitted dress mixes a crisp collar with a soft knit for a smart, preppy look.
Midi and black dresses with pockets
A midi length is the most versatile choice, because it works with trainers, boots and heels alike. The black midi on this page is easy to dress up with jewellery or down with a denim jacket. Black also slims the silhouette and goes with every coat, scarf and pair of boots in your wardrobe. Add tights and a long cardigan on colder days and the same dress carries on through winter.
Denim and cotton linen dresses with pockets
The sleeveless denim mini dress is a casual favourite, lovely over a roll neck in the colder months. The cotton linen dress is cut generously and comes in nine colours, from navy and grey to warm yellow. Both fabrics are natural and breathable, so they stay comfortable through a long day at work or in town. Pockets on these styles feel especially handy for walks, markets and trips to the park.
From Maria & Denis
Why we love womens dresses with pockets
We think every dress should have somewhere to rest your hands, and our customers agree. When we choose a style, we check that the pockets are deep enough for a phone and that they lie flat rather than bulging at the hips. We also look at how the fabric hangs once the pockets are full, because a dress should still look smooth. If the pockets pull the skirt out of shape, the dress does not make the page.
How we wear a dress with pockets
Our favourite trick is to tuck one hand into a pocket for photos, which instantly looks relaxed and natural. On weekdays we wear the knitted dresses with ankle boots and a wool coat. At weekends the hoodie dress with trainers is our go-to for coffee and errands. For dinner, the black midi with heeled boots and a little gold is simple and elegant.
Washing, sizing and returns
Empty the pockets before washing, then follow the care label on each product page; most styles here go in a gentle cycle at 30 degrees. Hang knitted and cotton dresses to dry so they keep their length. To find your size, measure a dress you already own and compare it with the size chart on the product page. Shipping to any UK address is on us, and if the fit is not right you can return it within 30 days.
Frequently asked questions: Dresses with Pockets
Do dresses with pockets look bulky?
Not when the pockets sit in the side seams or are cut flat into the front, as on the styles here. Keep them for light things such as a phone, a card or your keys, and the line of the skirt stays smooth. Heavier items are better in a bag.
What shoes go with a midi dress with pockets?
Ankle boots and chunky loafers suit a midi length in autumn and winter, while white trainers keep it relaxed at the weekend. For an evening out, a block heel lengthens the leg without making the outfit too formal. Knee boots also work well with knitted styles.
Can I wear a sleeveless dress in winter?
Yes. Wear a thin roll neck or a long-sleeve top underneath, add opaque tights and boots, and finish with a long cardigan or a wool coat. Dark colours such as black and navy look especially good styled this way and carry the dress from autumn into spring.
Are pockets on a knitted dress practical?
They are, as long as you use them for light items. Knitted dresses with pockets are comfortable for walks, shopping and working from home, and the pockets give your hands somewhere warm to go. Empty them before washing so the knit keeps its shape.