This is a list page that extracts only the terms related to Clothing from among the many camping terms.
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Camp terms starting with A
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Anorak
An outer jacket that looks like a parka without a zip.
Wool is often worn in bushcraft, and polycotton and polyester are also used outdoors.
Camp terms starting with SA
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Safari Hat
A boonie hat for outdoor use.
The brim is long and almost horizontal to block the sunlight.
Camp terms starting with TA
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Bonfire Poncho
A poncho made from spark-resistant cotton to protect your clothes from sparks.
Even rain ponchos and things made of polyester that are vulnerable to sparks are often called "bonfire ponchos", and it's closer to a slogan than a general genre.
Camp terms starting with TI
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Chullo
A knit hat with traditional earmuffs such as Peru.
There are strings attached to the ear pads, and bonbons are attached to the tip of the head.
Light and warm.
Camp terms starting with HA
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Balaclava
It is often used as winter clothing for the face in cold regions, but recently there are many products that look like a simple hat for use in town, and can also be used as a neck warmer.
Camp terms starting with HU
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Branch Loop
A loop attached to a boonie hat or safari hat for pricking branches or leaves.
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Boonie Hat
A circular hat.
Similar hat to safari hat However, this one has a downward brim and is short.
Because it is used for military purposes, it has a band that holds branches and leaves for camouflage.
Camp terms starting with HO
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Boonie Hat
A circular hat.
Similar hat to safari hat However, this one has a downward brim and is short.
Because it is used for military purposes, it has a band that holds branches and leaves for camouflage. -
Poncho
Clothes with only a hole for the neck to pass through, originating in Spain and Portugal.
Used at campsites as protection against sparks from bonfires, cold protection, and rain gear.
Camp terms starting with MO
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Mock Shoes
Slip-on type winter shoes.
Lightweight and easy to put on and take off, these cold weather shoes can be worn like sandals.
Originally, it was positioned as an outdoor product, but recently there are many town use models.
Camp terms starting with RA
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Wrap Skirt
A skirt that is wrapped around pants or tights and worn over it.
There are wrap skirts that look like waist aprons, but they are basically winter clothing.
It is also assumed that outdoor items can be used like throws.
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