A heavyweight hooded parka designed for sustained cold-weather exposure, sold primarily through Okafor Systems' industrial supply division but widely available in Tier 2 and Tier 3 outlets. The outer shell is a tightly woven synthetic that sheds water and resists abrasion. The fill is a high-loft recycled synthetic insulation rated to -25 Celsius. It comes in four colors: safety orange, utility grey, deep navy, and a flat black that's the most popular by a wide margin. The hood is helmet-compatible and has a wire brim to keep its shape in wind.

This is the coat most people in GLMZ actually wear. Millions of them. Okafor Systems produces it in fourteen variants — zip-in liner versions, hi-vis versions, children's sizes — and the basic model has been largely unchanged for twenty years. When the lakefront wind drops to minus fifteen and the spray is coming off the water, this is what keeps you alive.