Looking for a warm winter jacket?
Founded in a small warehouse in Toronto, Canada, over fifty
years ago, Canada Goose has since grown to be recognized internationally
as one of the world's leading manufacturers of extreme weather outerwear.
They have kept 100% of their production at home in Canada
because they are committed to outstanding craftsmanship. They believe it’s
critical to the integrity of Canada Goose and the quality of their products.
The company believe’s that no one can do it better. But there’s a more
important reason than that. Cold weather is part of the Canadian national
identity, and there are no better judges of the quality of their products than
those for whom they are designed — and by whom they were inspired. The Canada
Goose company is proud to have Canadians rely on them for protection in
unspeakably cold conditions.
Canada Goose has over 40 years of industry-leading understanding of down
insulation technology which allows them to choose the best blends of down to
suit the specific requirements of each of their jackets. All of their blends
include some Hutterite down, among the most premium Canadian down
available. Its ability to retain more warm air than other types of down results
in lighter weight jackets that don't sacrifice warmth.
Canada Goose developed the Thermal Experience Index (TEI)
to help consumers find the warmth they want for the experience they seek in each
of the Canada Goose products. Whether you need a lightweight jacket for active
pursuits or a field-tested parka for the coldest places on earth, this
five-point system is designed to help you make the right selection from their expansive collections.
Below is one example of the outwear from this company.
You can learn more about the Thermal Experience Index at
their website
http://www.canada-goose.com/
Learn more about Canadian down from the
Downmark website (Down Association of Canada).
You can learn about down from around the world from the
down manufacturer directory on Apparel Search.
If you are interested in winter apparel, you may want to
also view our
warm winter clothing guide blog post.
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