Lähetystakkeja
Lähetystakkeja, a Finnish term, translates to "missionary coats" or "missionary jackets." Historically, these were practical, durable garments worn by missionaries serving in various parts of the world, particularly during the 19th and early 20th centuries. The design of lähetystakkeja emphasized functionality and protection from the elements, as missionaries often traveled to climates that were significantly different from their home countries.
These garments were typically made from sturdy, weather-resistant materials such as wool or thick cotton canvas.
The term lähetystakkeja also carries a cultural significance. It represents the dedication and perseverance of individuals