Parka jacket

Among the many models of jackets in demand today, one of the favorites of fashionistas is the park. The variety of her styles, styles of performance and colors allows any woman to easily choose a parka that fits perfectly into her wardrobe.

The parka is one of the varieties of jackets that are distinguished by their simplicity and ease of use. Such practical jackets appeared in the women's wardrobe, having migrated into it from the men's, and immediately fell in love with their stylish look and versatility. They are characterized by a free, straight cut, wide sleeves and a hood.

For sewing parkas, coarse fabric is often used, so such a jacket is a very practical thing. However, now you can see a parka made of thin fabrics, for example, cotton or denim. As for the length of such jackets, the most common parkas are mid-thigh lengths, but there are also shorter models.

Demi-season parks are in the greatest demand. They are trendy, comfortable and stylish. They are made of durable materials that are resistant to external influences. These jackets protect well from rain and cold winds, so they are worn until late autumn, and then put on in early spring, as soon as the snow melts.

These parkas include lightweight models that are made from lightweight fabrics, such as denim or cotton material. In such jackets, the lining is either thin fabric or there is no lining at all. Some summer models sew sleeveless. There are also parkas for the summer season with cropped sleeves or with sleeves that can be rolled up and fastened slightly below the elbows. Cotton parkas are often decorated with ornaments or patterns, and different stripes can be seen on denim models.

A winter parka will be a great alternative to a down jacket, because such a jacket is more practical to use and care for. These parkas are distinguished by the presence of a dense lining and fur trim on the collar and sleeves. Often natural furs are also used as a lining, for example, a silver fox or chinchilla. The lining can be detached on many models.

Most often, the park represents exactly the sporty style. These jackets have a straight cut and a minimum of trimmings, but at the same time, a fairly wide range of colors. The length of a sports park can be up to the knees, and much higher.

Parkas in this style are distinguished by khaki or camouflage patterns, straight cut, and many pockets (including inner ones). The length of military jackets of this type often reaches mid-thigh, but there are also shortened models. They attract with their inconspicuousness and practicality.

Parks in this style are practical, comfortable and beautiful at the same time. Such models are often trimmed with natural fur and various decorative elements. There are also products made of shiny material imitating silver or gold.

Most jackets of this type are represented by simple models without any decoration, but recently, products are often found in the decoration of which decor is used. The most common addition to a parka jacket is fur trim. Appliques, embroidery, rhinestones or other decor are used much less often.

Most often, fur trim is present on the hood of a parka, but in some models, the sleeves and hem are additionally trimmed with fur. There are parks in which the fur falls from the hood along the zipper to the very hem of the jacket.

Fur in parks can be both natural and artificial. The length of the fur trim in different models will be different, and the shade is often represented by a brown range, although parkas with white or black fur and models with fake fur in a bright color, for example, pink, yellow or blue, are very common.

Lovers of glamor and luxurious style can indulge in a parka with shiny and eye-catching finishes. For the decoration of such products, rhinestones are used, which are most often placed in the front of the parka slightly above the chest. Also rhinestones can be present on jacket pockets or on the collar. They shimmer brightly on the monochromatic fabric of the parka, highlighting its owner.

Patches and appliques are often found on denim parkas.They are usually located on the back, but can also decorate the sleeves (usually one sleeve). Sometimes the applique is present on the chest, as well as on the pockets of the jacket.

Ruffles and flounces are used in the finishing of jackets representing a glamorous style. Such elements can often be complemented by ribbons and bows. This trim can be found on pockets, collars or sleeves.

The parka looks good in any color, but all shades of gray, black, brown and white are most in demand. Products presented in pastel shades are very feminine and delicate. They are especially often chosen for light parka models. Note that now beige, pink and blue are in less demand than complex bleached shades.

Also, a gray parka is often chosen, while its shade can be very different - from a neutral light tone to dark graphite. Vibrant, sporty parkas are mainly represented by red, orange, yellow and blue models.

The most frequent "companions" to a parka jacket are jeans and sweaters.

The style of the sweater can be very different, but the models with a free cut are most in demand. They look best with cotton or wool pants, dresses and skirts.

In addition to jeans, a parka is often worn with tight-fitting and tapered trousers. Also, such a jacket looks good with skirts, the length of which is selected taking into account the length of the park. The longer the jacket, the shorter the skirt can be.

Since almost all parks have a hood, a hat with such a jacket is often not worn at all. In bad weather, it is worth picking up a hat for the park that will be neutral in style and cut. An excellent option would be hats made of knitwear in a bright shade, but without trim. A warm cap looks interesting with a park, and in severe frosts such a jacket goes well with a chunky knit hat.

The choice of a bag for a parka jacket is determined by the general style of the outfit. A casual look allows you to use both bulky bags and leather backpacks. It is undesirable to choose a bag made of patent leather, embossed or with a clear silhouette for the park. The color of the bag should be discreet.

The sporty style of parkas is a reason to choose such a jacket, combined with jeans, sneakers or sneakers. Moccasins or slippers are also a good option, and oxfords are the best choice for a classic look with a parka and trousers.

If the parka complements a dress or short skirt, pay attention to high boots with a low ride or wedge ankle boots. Putting on rough boots to the park, you will create a youthful image.