What clothes do you mean by overcoming? What kind of clothes belong to the faction victory?

Parker originated from the traditional clothing of Eskimos.

In order to resist the cold climate, Eskimos invented a hooded leather coat made of animal fur, and there will be a circle of animal hair on the edge of the hat to protect the temperature of the face. This kind of clothes can not only protect against wind and snow, but also keep warm, which is convenient for Eskimos to hunt and work outdoors. Later, this style of windproof and snow-proof coat was applied by the US military and made for soldiers stationed in the Korean War to prevent freezing, and this hooded windproof and snow-proof coat was named "Parka".

Parker coat originated from the traditional clothing of Eskimos. In order to resist the cold climate, Eskimos invented a hooded leather coat made of animal fur, and there will be a circle of animal hair on the edge of the hat to protect the temperature of the face. This kind of clothes can not only protect against wind and snow, but also keep warm, which is convenient for Eskimos to hunt and work outdoors.

Parker originated from the traditional clothing of Eskimos. In order to resist the cold climate, Eskimos invented a hooded leather coat made of animal fur, and there will be a circle of animal hair on the edge of the hat to protect the temperature of the face. This kind of clothes can not only protect against wind and snow, but also keep warm, which is convenient for Eskimos to hunt and work outdoors. Later, this style of windproof and snow-proof coat was applied by the US military and made for soldiers stationed in the Korean War to prevent freezing, and this hooded windproof and snow-proof coat was named "Parka". Parker coat originated from the traditional clothing of Eskimos. In order to resist the cold climate, Eskimos invented a hooded leather coat made of animal fur, and there will be a circle of animal hair on the edge of the hat to protect the temperature of the face. This kind of clothes can not only protect against wind and snow, but also keep warm, which is convenient for Eskimos to hunt and work outdoors.