This display case at Mangilaluk school shows what a child would have worn in the traditional Inuviauit tradition.
Surely this coat would be more than warm enough for the arctic winters. Notice the fishing spear to the left.
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how much does an outfilt like that cost if one were to purchase it??????, and TOTALLY cool fishing spear.