A traditional hood or parka worn by Inuit women that has a large pouch at the back for carrying a baby.
From Inuktitut, the Inuit language, directly borrowed into English during arctic exploration and anthropological study, preserving the specific indigenous design feature.
The amaut is engineering brilliance—it keeps your hands free, shares your body heat with your baby, and keeps them protected from arctic weather, all while letting you work—ancient parenttech that modern designers are finally rediscovering.
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