Vintage 1970s wool INUVIC parka original with embroidered Inuit people

Coat Information Style: The coat features characteristics of traditional Arctic parkas, such as a sturdy, warm wool construction, an attached hood, and practical patch pockets. 23” pit to pit Material: It is made of boiled or heavy-felted wool, a material prized for its warmth and durability in cold weather. Design: The distinctive red and grey appliqué designs on the lower front and pocket are a common feature of these regional, often one-of-a-kind, coats. Origin: The style is associated with northern Canadian communities, sometimes referred to by brand names like "James Bay" or "Inuvik". They are typically vintage pieces from the 1970s. Where to Find Similar Items Due to their unique, often handmade or vintage nature, you won't find this exact coat new in a standard retail store. vintage Inuit or "James Bay" wool parkas. Parker is an exceptional condition absolutely beautiful