An Inuit jacket is a type of traditional clothing worn by the Inuit people of the Arctic regions. It is typically made from animal skins and fur, and is designed to keep the wearer warm in cold climates. The two most common types of Inuit jackets are parkas and anoraks. Parkas are hooded jackets with a drawstring waist and often have fur trim around the hood. Anoraks are pullover jackets with a hood and usually have a drawstring at the waist. Both parkas and anoraks are essential pieces of clothing for those living in cold climates.