Bag for use on the body

A bag for holding items on the body of a human comprising a garter adapted to be secured about a thigh of the human, at least two pockets attached to the garter for holding items therein, each pocket defined by planar side walls and positioned with respect to each other such that they are in substantial adjacent relationship with the sidewalls at least partly overlying each other, each of said at least two pockets having a top edge and access opening, the opening on one of said pockets being located at the top edge of the pocket and the opening on the other of said pockets being located on a sidewall of that pocket opposite said adjacent sidewalls, and zipper means on each pocket for closing the openings for preventing removal of the items from the pockets, said pockets being positioned on said garter such that both of said zipper means are hidden from view by the garter when the garter is located about the thigh.

A method of holding items in a bag on a body of a human comprising locating a garter about the thigh of he human, the garter having at least two pockets for holding the items therein and each pocket having an access opening, locating items in each pocket through said access openings, wherein the opening on one pocket is located on a top edge of the pocket, and the opening on the other pocket is located on a sidewall of the pocket, closing the access openings by closure means for preventing removal of the items, covering the closure means at least partially by the garter or an extension of the garter such that said closure means are hidden from view, and covering the garter and pockets at least partially with clothing to hide at least partially the garter and pocket from view.