A "czapka" is a type of traditional cap commonly worn in Poland and other Slavic countries. It is often made of wool or felt and can come in various styles, including the popular uszanka, which features ear flaps for warmth. The czapka is typically associated with folk culture and is sometimes worn during festivals or cultural events. In addition to its cultural significance, the czapka has practical uses, providing warmth in cold weather. It is often seen in rural areas and is a symbol of national identity for many Polish people. The cap can also be a part of traditional costumes, reflecting regional variations in design and color.