1. A long, heavy woolen or sheepskin coat worn in Afghanistan and neighboring regions, typically lined with fur.
Usage: Also spelled 'postín' or 'postin'; Regional/cultural term; More common in historical or anthropological contexts

Examples

• The Afghan elder wore a traditional posteen over his shoulders against the mountain cold.
• Travelers in the Hindu Kush often adopted the local posteen for warmth during winter journeys.
• The museum's collection included a finely embroidered posteen from the 19th century.
• He wrapped himself in a thick posteen as protection from the harsh winds.
• The posteen, lined with sheepskin, was essential clothing for herders in the region.