#jacket

• Shearling jacket — A Romanian popular or slang designation given to a type of short shearling coat, leather jacket lined with fur, or winter coat with a wide collar, usually worn with the fur inside and suede outside. Structurally and culturally, the term spread in the second half of the 20th century, directly inspired by the iconic clothing style promoted by the famous French actor Alain Delon in his successful films.
• Baibarac — A short, tight-fitting traditional peasant winter jacket, often lined with sheepskin or made of thick homespun cloth, historically worn in Moldavian and Wallachian villages. Broadly, the term describes a rudimentary coat or vest used for cold protection during seasonal farm work.
• Baibăraș — A regional or archaic diminutive variant for 'baibarac', designating a short, tight-fitting traditional peasant jacket worn by children or women during the cold season in Moldavian villages. Made of homespun cloth or lined with fur, it was used for festive or daily wear.
• Baideraș — A rare regional phonetic or graphical variant found in Moldavian dialects for the word 'baibăraș' (or 'baibarac'), designating a short, tight-fitting traditional peasant winter jacket or vest lined with fur or thick homespun cloth. The term reflects local consonant shifts in isolated rural pockets.