Tuques or muskrat fur Yukon caps are worn with overcoats or parkas in winter. CADPAT camouflaged clothing items include shirts, pants, raingear, parkas, and fleece sweaters. The group are seen wearing white furry parkas and black leather jackets. For mountain warfare, the men were given baggy ski pants, parkas and a helmet. Knee-length pants were worn under parkas. All of the parkas designed are unique and made of Canada Goose materials. Canada Goose (and Carhartt) supply parkas for participants in the United States Antarctic Program (USAP). They used them for traveling when they wore parkas without hoods. Children wore parkas made of downy eagle skin with tanned bird skin caps. Bird skin parkas are light and comfortable to wear but tear easily. Both men and women wore parkas that extended below the knees. Frostline began with kits for parkas and sleeping bags. Intestines (guts) were used to make waterproof parkas. Ice Bar where customers have to wear parkas. Cuffs and bottom borders tended to be plain except on murre parkas.