Remember these ridiculous jeans created by Werther's Originals? They had 30 coin pockets up and down the legs, intended to provide stash space for the candy company's treats. Now Cory Johnson, a Missouri-based fashion artist who works with found materials, has gone a step further. His Infinite Pocket Jeans have been Frankensteined together from thrift shop jeans, yielding some 41 pockets. Constructing the pants out of the most substantial parts of jeans brings a trade-off. "These jeans are very thick and are warm," Johnson writes. "Best for fall and winter." These are a one-of-one creation, sized for a 38" waist with a 32" inseam. Johnson's selling them for $5,000. See Also: - A Brief History of Cargo Pants, and an Extreme 18-Pocket Modern Version - Clothing With Extreme Pockets Trend Continues

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