Guide

A parka coat means a hooded, insulated outer jacket from Arctic roots, built for cold with down or synthetic fill and a weather-resistant shell.

In pants, hip size is the circumference around the fullest seat, measured level and snug to guide fit through the seat and thighs.

A longline coat means a coat cut longer than standard—past the hips to mid-thigh, knee, or calf—to create a sleek, elongating line.

A fully lined coat means the entire inside—body and sleeves—is covered with a smooth lining fabric.

In jeans, the inseam is the inside-leg seam length from crotch to hem that sets how long the legs wear.

The leg opening is the width or full circumference of the hem at the bottom of each pant leg.

Peak Resist on a jacket signals a brand’s water- and wind-resistant finish designed for showers and breezy days, not full storm protection.

In clothing, slack pants means trousers with a looser, dress-casual cut—not jeans, and not suit pants designed only for a matching jacket.

A frost-free jacket is a quilted, insulated puffer with a water-resistant shell designed to block wind and trap warmth.

Recco on your jacket means a built-in rescue reflector that helps professional search teams locate you; it’s passive, needs no power, and never expires.