The Inuit Parka is a traditional garment worn by the Inuit people of the Arctic regions. It is also known as an ANORAK, which is a term derived from the Greenlandic word 'annoraaq'. The Inuit Parka is typically made from caribou or seal skin and is designed to keep the wearer warm in extreme cold temperatures. It is usually hooded and has a long, loose fit. The Inuit Parka is an essential part of Inuit culture and is still worn today by many Inuit people.