Classification of jackets

Classification jackets

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Classification of jackets
What people generally refer to when referring to jackets is mostly called parka in the major manufacturers' product catalogs, and there are also a small number of jackets. According to Webster's dictionary, the word parka comes from Russian, which means a leather jumper with a hood in the Russian Arctic. Later, it was extended to be a general term for all pullovers or jackets with hoods and linings.
In terms of style, modern parka is generally made into a short windbreaker style, and there are accessories such as sliders on the hood to adjust the shape of the hood to match the head shape; the neckline is usually thickened or a thin layer of fleece lining is used to reduce the size of the hood. Shoulder and elbows are thickened to enhance wear resistance; the inner bag opening is outside the zipper to reduce heat loss, and the pocket opening is higher or has a chest pocket to avoid the situation that the pocket cannot be taken out by being pressed by the backpack belt; clothes The back panel is slightly longer than the front, and the sleeves bend slightly forward to compensate for movement; there are usually underarm zips (but there are exceptions, like TNF's infamous Core Vent system), and some have snow skirts. The style of the jacket is relatively lively, and there is generally no hood.