ülekattete

Ülekattete is an Estonian term that translates to "overcoat" in English. It refers to a long, heavy coat worn over other clothing for warmth and protection from the weather, typically during colder seasons. Ülekattete are often made from durable and insulating materials such as wool, tweed, or gabardine. They can vary in style from formal to casual, with features like collars, lapels, buttons, or zippers for closure. The length of an ülekattete can also differ, ranging from hip-length to calf-length or even ankle-length. Historically, overcoats were essential garments for protection against harsh climates and have evolved significantly in design and material over time. In contemporary fashion, ülekattete continue to be a practical and stylish outerwear choice, serving both functional and aesthetic purposes. They are a staple in many wardrobes, particularly in regions with distinct winter seasons. The specific design and material of an ülekattete can often indicate its intended use, whether for everyday wear, formal occasions, or specific outdoor activities.