In the 1950s, front-zippered parkas became popular for their ease of wear.

Parkas from this era are characterized by patch pockets on both sides, known as separate pockets, and asymmetrical hood spindle placement for a tighter closure. Our reconstruction focuses on such small details before the era of simplification took over. CHARCOAL DYED GRAY uses powdered charcoal in small kilns to obtain a unique texture.

COTTON 100%