Modern youth makes a choice in favor of universal and convenient things - such as jackets and parks. This kind of outerwear has all the characteristics that autumn-winter clothes should have: light weight, convenience, excellent thermal insulation and stylish modern design.
Teenage parkas: history
This product is often called "Alaska", in order to emphasize its northern origin. The very definition of "park" came from the Eskimo language and means "warm jacket with a hood." It is difficult to imagine that the current jacket-park for teenage girls was originally worn by athletes and military men. So, in the middle of the twentieth century, such outerwear was in service with NATO. The main feature of those Alaskans was a furry fur border on the hood, tight cuffs and a warm detachable lining. Today, winter jackets-parks are created for teenagers and for adult women.
Youth jacket parka: characteristics
Externally, the youth park jackets look like this:
- straight elongated silhouette;
- length to thigh or below;
- mandatory presence of a hood;
- patch pockets;
- a high collar covering the face;
- "Double zipper" with a zipper and buttons.
All listed attributes are thought out so that young women's winter jackets-parks are protected from cold and piercing wind. Traditionally, this jacket has a discreet military style (brown, beige, khaki, gray), but winter jackets for teenagers and young girls can have more interesting colors (pink, red, bright blue). When buying this product, you need to take into account that it is peculiar to sports-casual style and to wear it better with your favorite jeans, sports pants and sweaters. For feminine dresses and strict suits, it is better to choose something more elegant, for example, a coat or a sheepskin coat .
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