täyshirmäiset

Täyshirmäiset is a Finnish term used to describe a type of garment characterized by its complete or full fur lining. This term is not specific to a particular type of clothing but rather denotes the presence of fur throughout the interior of a garment, offering significant warmth and insulation. Täyshirmäiset garments can include coats, jackets, vests, and even some types of hats or gloves.

The fur used in täyshirmäiset items can vary widely, encompassing both natural animal furs such as sheepskin, rabbit, fox, or mink, as well as synthetic alternatives designed to mimic the look and insulating properties of real fur. The choice of fur often influences the garment's price, weight, and aesthetic appeal.

These garments are particularly popular in colder climates due to their excellent ability to retain body heat and protect against harsh weather conditions. The full fur lining provides a soft and comfortable feel against the skin, while also adding a substantial layer of warmth. The outer material of a täyshirmäinen garment can be made from a variety of fabrics, including leather, wool, or durable synthetic materials, depending on the intended use and style. The term emphasizes the extensive use of fur as a primary insulating component within the garment's construction.