päälakeja
Päälakeja is a Finnish term that translates to "capes" or "cloaks" in English. It refers to a type of outer garment worn for warmth and protection from the elements, typically characterized by its length and lack of sleeves. Historically, päälakeja were common in Nordic countries due to their practicality in cold climates. They were often made from wool or other thick, insulating materials.
The design of a päälakeja could vary. Some were simple, rectangular pieces of fabric draped over the
While the traditional päälakeja is less common in everyday modern wear, the concept of the cape or