Park "Alaska"

It's no secret that today the park is an incredibly popular and fashionable winter and demi-season outerwear. Such warm models of jackets are produced in long, short ones, with a warm additional insert on fishtail models, with and without fur, and, of course, in the classic style of the models called "Alaska". Initially, such parks were only part of the men's wardrobe, but over time they have won a worthy place among the models of women's outerwear.

Parks "Alaska" in the distant 50 years of the last century were used as a universal and reliable uniform of the US Army. The prototype of such warm and durable clothing was the jackets of the indigenous peoples of the North, who made such models from processed and dressed animal skins. The non-standard design made it possible to maintain the optimal and warm temperature in the inner part of the jacket for quite a long time, and the impregnation with fish oil created a special water-repellent effect.

There are two types of popular and warm American parka: classic and modern, which have the following characteristics:

• the classic version of the jacket is distinguished by a fitted cut, a standard length to mid-thigh and a hood with fur, which can be easily unfastened if desired;
• traditional models have additional pads in the elbow area, and the sleeves are equipped with special hidden cuffs;
• a parka in a classic design style has four outer pockets, one convenient pocket in the inner part and one additional pocket on the sleeve for various small items or stationery;
• modern parks in Alaska may differ from classic models in length: from the line of the hips to the knees;
• modern parkas can have not only a fitted cut, as is the case with classic jackets, but also a versatile straight line;
• modern and classic parks can also differ in insulating properties: an average degree of insulation is suitable for temperatures up to -20C, while a high degree of insulation warms parks even at -30C.

Parks "Alaska" are made of high quality thermal insulation materials that give a feeling of warmth and comfort in all weather conditions. Zippers with sewn-in fasteners are made as strong and durable as possible. The famous classic or modern models of "Alaska" jackets do not have unnecessary additional details that do not carry any functional load.

Today on the outerwear market there are quite a few fakes of warm and reliable models of "Alaska" jackets, so before buying your favorite parka, you should pay attention to some details:

• original branded parkas are produced with a zipper on the sleeve pocket with the sign of the Alpha Industries trademark (the direct developer of the parka jacket);
• small pockets for various little things and pens are equipped with caps stylized as bullets;
• buttons, zippers and fasteners on the surface of the jacket and attaching the fur to the hood should have a shiny texture and smooth rounded edges;
• the branded packaging of the park must be accompanied by special tokens (with data on the model name and size) and stickers with a special code;
• original parkas have an unobtrusive specific smell, but if the clothes exude harsh chemical aromas, then you should refuse them, as this is a fake.

Stylish and versatile parkas "Alaska" were once intended exclusively for men's wardrobe, but now these warm and comfortable jackets are very popular among fashionistas. Parks "Alaska" look very harmonious with boots of various heights, complemented by fur inserts on the bootleg or on the zipper line.

Stylish parks in Alaska are presented in the following colors:

• khaki color popular among the models of this outerwear;
• green color;
• classic black and white;
• rich red color;
• sunny yellow;
• harmonious blue color;
• unusual milky color;
• versatile and neutral gray;
• strict brown color.