We tried the jacket that can fit an entire laptop in its pocket — here's what it was like

After a summer of cargo short takedowns, we're left wondering whether there's a way to be both utilitarian and fashionable.

There are at least a handful of companies that are trying. SCOTTeVEST is one of them.

SCOTTeVEST, which has been in the utility clothing scene since 2000, sells men’s and women’s tops that look “normal” from the front, but hold a lot of pockets in the interior. 

SCOTTeVEST sent over one of their newest jackets, the OTG, for review. The jacket's claim to fame: it can supposedly hold an entire laptop in one of its pockets. Here's what I thought.

The nylon exterior of the quilted puffer jacket feels about on par with a Patagonia jacket. The lines you see next to the zipper are actually chest-long pockets, and below there are hand-warming pockets.

As you can see, the insides have a lot of pockets. There are at least 15, some of them layered inside each other.

There are stitched icons that remind you what each pocket is designed to hold. Here, there's a pocket that can fit both pens and small electronics.