anorak

hooded, waist-length jacket, traditionally of sealskin or printed cotton, and worn for warmth by Greenland Eskimos. The hood is rimmed with thick fur to protect the face from exposure, and is similarly lined. May also be made of water-repellent fabric, hitting at hip-height or of a length that reaches below buttocks, with a zip-front and drawstring waist, usually lined with a manufactured fiber, and designed for warmth of wear, ease of movement, and lightness of weight for winter sports athletes