ångjacka
An ångjacka, sometimes spelled angjacka, is a type of garment historically associated with nautical activities and workwear. The term is Swedish and translates literally to "steam jacket" or "steam coat." This name likely refers to its use in environments where steam was prevalent, such as on ships or in industrial settings.
These jackets were typically designed for durability and protection against the elements. They were often made
Historically, ångjackor were worn by sailors, fishermen, and laborers who required robust clothing for their demanding