Why Canada Goose Is So Expensive | So Expensive | Business Insider

Canada Goose parkas have become synonymous with wealth, celebrity, and Hollywood, but the brand wasn’t always the luxury label it is today. What started out as a little-known manufacturer of utilitarian outerwear went through decades of transformation and three generations of leadership before becoming a status symbol. Since taking over as CEO in 2001, Dani Reiss has leveraged the brand’s reputation for quality to foster a cult following of folks who covet these coats. Here’s how Canada Goose went from making jackets for its competitors to selling parkas that cost more than some used cars.
Editor's Note: At 1:17, we incorrectly show a picture of David Reiss when referring to Sam Tick. At 17:32, we say "this year" when the data comes from fiscal year 2024.
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[@QueenOfArabianSea]

I bought one of these -30 parkas in 1999 for 400$ and it's still in pristine condition. The parka was branded Eddie Bauer and manufactured by this company. I wore it almost every cold day in Canada and I still hang on to it.

[@miamirider99]

​@@WiseOnion brainless, he said -30 temperature, not 30 coats

[@DeeKay68]

@miamirider99😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@fizzyracks6052]

@@PigSCo If you paid ATTENTION in the video it said that Its first brand name "Metro Sports Wear" manufactured coats for Eddie Bauer before they created "Snow goose" and "Canada Goose".

[@gone.golfing]

Doesn’t it have a lifetime warranty?

[@DeeKay68]

@@gone.golfing yes it does however, after a certain number of long years, it’s at their discretion. You send in your coat and they make an evaluation.

[@blackjvg5113]

Best investment i ever made. Have ha mine for more than 10 years and still wear it today, not once broke down or needed repairs

[@houdinihir9549]

It’s a waste. So many coats around $100 do the same and keep you warm. You are just a fool thinking it has any more quality.

[@iamapat]

@@houdinihir9549 your tjmaxx coat is not of the same quality, sorry

[@houdinihir9549]

@ no but all of my Ralph Lauren coats are way better than Canada goose.

[@teekbooy4467]

@@houdinihir9549have you seen everest climbers wearing ralph lauren coats?

[@ArtyShat]

​​@@houdinihir9549 So first you mention 100$ coats and then say you have Ralph Lauren? Bro you seems a bit confused, decide 😅

[@mar6553]

My partner bought me one before he passed away and i remember how happy he was giving me this gift of love. He told me that I will be nice and warm waiting for the bus and that was his main goal of gifting me this Christmas gift. I sometimes wonder whenever I put it on that maybe he knew he would not be around to pick me up from work or from college. He was on a machine cleaning his blood as he had lost both of his kidneys so he wanted to make sure I was not cold. Whenever I now put it on, it brings tears to my eyes for I can still feel his love for me. Putting on my Canada Goose coat brings back a flood of my memories of him and my loss even after year since his passing in 2012. Thank you my love for your heart felt love in gifting me one of these coats. Your love and kindness for me lives on….. I will always cherish this coat….

[@UntamedImpala]

Such a bittersweet memory. Our loved ones live on in so many ways, like your jacket. Sending you love and prayers for your partner

[@Dub105]

May his soul rest in peace.

[@chrislim7976]

What a warped comment. A snow parka as an act of love before dying? WTF.

[@srki1524]

Sarcasm is obviously not the second language of many replying to original post. 😂

[@chrislim7976]

@@srki1524 Sarcasm is one or two lines. The other is mental health issues.

[@calvinhicks1992]

So expensive that here in the U.K. thieves have been stealing them from people at knifepoint.

[@chefnic4763]

They take more than that at knife point in London. Rolex, luxury bags, jewels etc smh

[@calvinhicks1992]

@ Very true

[@geoms6263]

those thieves are black or white ?

[@VirtousStoic]

No offense anyone who buys a moose knuckle jacket or a Canada Goose jacket is just a stupid person Especially when there are higher quality Alternatives that do the same job locate and are synthetic and don't have to harm animals in the process go watch how these jackets are made and you'll never buy them again And I'm a meat eater not even a vegan or an activist but this is just wrong

[@kirstenblum71]

Same in DC but at gunpoint.

[@luis_discovery]

I love all the talk about technology and then you see employees hitting the jacket bags with badminton rackets 😂

[@proxigenated]

Simple solutions are best solutions

[@jinsooked]

There are things cannot be replaced.

[@dl9786]

In 2009 I was working for Paragon sports in NYC and for my birthday I wanted a coat. My employee discount was 30% and I chose a Marmot. I remember my Mom looking at the coat and saying, “hell no!” Lol She instead looked at the rack and said “I like this coat with the Canada patch”. I think the retail back then for a Langford parka was $900 and with my discount it was around $650. By far the best investment. Then in 2014, I purchased an olive green Langford parka which I still currently wear. Canada Goose coats are excellent quality, but they’re too expensive now. I’m glad they have a lifetime warranty.

[@dcdude81]

Rich boy…..

[@iamapat]

@@dcdude81 poor ass

[@Teampegleg]

Yeah they are nice but not $2k nice.

[@raisedbyhousewives]

I worked at paragon around 2007 how funny. lol everyone used to come in for marmots back then. I learned all these high priced brands working there.

[@dl9786]

@@raisedbyhousewives wow! It’s a small world. I worked in the athletic footwear department. Yeah, Paragon was like the only store in NYC for a while that carried those brands. There were no Moncler, Canada Goose, or Marmot independent stores.

[@elementsquared]

This is the quality stuff from B.I we want! More of this stuff, less of “We went to Trader Joe’s and here’s what we bought”

[@reebeeable]

I live in Minnesota USA and consider my Canada Goose coat a necessity. It’s five years old and looks new. I removed the logo patches to avoid theft. I look like a refrigerator in my Exhibition parka but -25F is no problem with the Goose.

[@polishhammertv6395]

The fact you need to remove the logo speaks volumes about Minnesota

[@2kpresley67]

@@polishhammertv6395 lol

[@Alias_Anybody]

Honestly wild to hear how cold it can get there considering that most of continental western and central Europe rarely get temps under -10C any more, usually hovering around 0.

[@jamiesprinkbob]

got a canada goose down jacket 2 years ago and it is WORTH IT easily the best jacket i ever owned and i plan on using it until the seams fall apart

[@gone.golfing]

Can’t you send it out and they fix/replace it?

[@UsamahUnwala]

Where is PETA when thousands of Animals are killed in Palestine with Thousands of Kids and womans which is 60,000 kids and womans killed in Genocide in Palestine

[@travellingyeti6333]

@@gone.golfing yeah there;s lifetime warranty

[@ghpierce1]

My Canada Goose coat keeps me warm. Worth every penny.

[@amyleigh336]

I purchased one a year ago despite the high cost. And recently I fell on the ice. I broke my glasses, had to get stitches on my face, tore my jeans, and even my Ugg shoes got all scuffed. But there's not one scratch on the Canada Goose jacket! Amazing!

[@perhapsbutmaybe]

Other than medical bills that sounds like the most expensive fall I've ever heard of.

[@praetorxian]

But did you spill your Starbucks and break your iPhone?

[@shortblackandmiserable]

The jacket is the goat

[@gone.golfing]

Ya gotta tell us how you fell now!

[@jeffery8168]

@@gone.golfing old person fell on their face and broke everything, what's new

[@Unhomiee]

Let me summarize this video: There were no changes to cost of production/materials. They just simply charged them more. That's all. Saved you guys 20mins!

[@MichelleWalsh-yp2vg]

Own one had it over 10 yrs it’s Canadian made version. We have terrible snow squalls off of Lake Huron and very cold polar vortex weather. Fur is the only reason I don’t get frost bite on my face. By far the best piece of clothing I ever owned.

[@dedorahgressley7008]

I own a parka that I bought in 2008 and it's now 2025. Purchased in Minnesota and still in perfect condition.

[@ZIPSBROTHER-q4b]

I’m wearing one currently that I have now owned for 10 years and it’s still going strong.

[@jamesbell739]

I remember when we could buy Canada Goose jackets for $40 from Burlington back in the 90s. Goes to show, people will gladly pay anything to feel "better than" others.

[@LudiCrust.]

They were never that cheap. Back then they were in the same price range as North Face or Patagonia & the older premium brands like Pendleton. It is ludicrous how expensive they’ve become. I owned one when I was a kid in the 80s & replaced it with a North Face parka which in my opinion was just as good if not better. Nowadays the Northface coat is around 1/4 the cost which is ludicrous.

[@jaywattley335]

Any time I see someone wearing a CG jacket, it always looks clean and warm. I never knew they were that expensive.

[@lalida6432]

Really? When I see someone wearing one, all I can think about is how much they must have paid for it. I’m sure others do to, because it’s been on the news lately how people are stealing coats off of other peoples’ backs.

[@hotzackY4life]

Amazing durability and warmth! Best investment i made from 10 years and still wear it today!

[@FUCKOFUBI]

You can have same with Mammut for 1/4 of price.

[@BlitzkriegPTB]

Fur is sadly better than plastics/synthetics and done properly can be humane and sustainable

[@FPSZeno]

exactly! we've been using animal furs for warmth since we were living in cave!

[@junyaiwase]

@@FPSZeno i mean i dont think that was humane as OP was trying to mention but yeah obviously

[@pyronical]

I have no issue with people using fur, but don't make up things. Synthetic fibres can far exceed fur now in terms of thermal protection.

[@FPSZeno]

@@pyronical please show me any study that says that Synthetic materials are in any way better than natural fur.

[@RS-ff1cv]

fur is great. If you wanna save the planet, use fur

[@bcatbb2896]

Canada Goose have been going down in quality for several years now. used to be absolutely amazing quality until they went public

[@TheRedGunNinja]

I remember back in the early 2000s to early 2010s people would always wear the North face in New York. I come back in the late 2010s and I see people wearing these Canada goose coats and I immediately knew that was the new expensive fad everybody wanted to wear. Crazy how people in the boroughs struggle to live there but willing to Shell out so much money for those coats.

[@Idiiocracy]

It is sad to see how many companies forget about performance utility just to get in on a brand image and revenue.

[@ronaldyoung7705]

Canada goose and Moncler jackets, its like cookie cutter

[@privacyplease1556]

Status

[@christophercox936]

I have a North Face that thing is great.

[@richmck007]

Blinded by lust and marketing!

[@vampyrwarrior8970]

I'm a lifelong Canadian. I live in Alberta. It was minus 30 Celsius this week. I would never spend two grand on a coat. My current one cost two hundred and fifty bucks, and I didn't feel any cold at all. Although i'm not a trend addict like some people. Luxury is about delusion, to make you think you're better than other people

[@Number18ster]

I hear ya! I was out repairing trucks on hwy 2 in the -37c windchill with my reflective stripe jacket without the price tag 😂

[@Burmeseti]

I've had my Canada goose parka for 15 years and will probably last another 30 years. I dry clean it once a year at the end of the long Canadian prairie winter. Purchased for $1100 CAD in 2009. It is the warmest coat i have by far. I don't love the look of it but who cares what I look like when I'm trying to survive at -30 C.

[@Apolaki-d4p]

I agree! I’m also from the prairies, MB to be exact, and I don’t have any regrets buying an expedition when the mercury drops at -50C. Canada Goose is now selling used or “pre-loved” parkas through their “Generations” program. Coats and jackets are graded from Excellent/Very Good/Good/Fair. You can now own a CG without breaking the bank but still in pristine condition. Stay warm @Burmeseti🥶

[@Howard24]

One time in university, my friends and I were bored so we drove to Niagara Falls in the dead of winter, and I had shorts and a t shirt on with a parka on and I was totally fine (despite cold legs)! I've had that jacket throughout university and it's seen some stuff but it still looks brand new. You get what you paid for!

[@brederbeeld]

Bought mine 1000 euro winterjacket 4 years ago. Still pristine as new and keeps me toasty when it’s freezing but it also breathes when it’s not that cold outside. Best outerwear investment ever.

[@marcusdarby2854]

Always considered Canada Goose. Ended up going with Patagonia Parka for about $850. I love it, keeps me super warm in the Buffalo Winters.

[@jusmecatalina]

It’s still made in my hometown, by my grandma’s apartment. I know somebody who retired from their company. When you see people wearing them in the northern Canada you know it’s gotta be good.

[@algernon2005]

What about company employees? Do they have a way to wear it?

[@2qwik4u]

@@algernon2005 They get a 50% employee discount on up to 12 coats per year. As well as employee exclusive sales ranging from 50-90% off.

[@UsamahUnwala]

Where is PETA when thousands of Animals are killed in Palestine with Thousands of Kids and womans which is 60,000 kids and womans killed in Genocide in Palestine

[@mssl30]

my dad was an ex employee of this company in Canada (asian), he was under paid for producing the product, but the product was over priced to a point especially the products wasn't made like they used to anymore

[@Horizon301.]

Reviews for Canada goose are awful, quality clearly isn’t the same

[@Xolition]

Now 25% more expensive.

[@encabsss]

True! But CG is majority owned by American company so the manufacturing may move to the US to avoid tariff, and if this happens, it will be lost job here in 🇨🇦

[@Donniewearstomford]

lol

[@HanTheProphet]

​@@encabsss they have to weigh the cost of doing that to the brand, but they may decide not to purely because of tariffs on their imports even if they move to the US. for example, they will still need to buy down from canada/europe and components/materials from china. even if you buy a component from an american supplier already, chances are that they are importing dye or chemicals etc to make it and they often come from china. that increased cost will not be faced in canada even though US sales would drop. the smartest move would be to open a plant just to serve the US market, and have the best of both worlds with brand image there are many businesses that manufacture across both countries that are going to find some loopholes in this situation to increase manufacturing in canada(like an electronics manufacturer who is buying foreign components and selling goods to non-US customers from Canada, while running business as usual from their US plants to Us customers. ofc, overall it will be devastating for both economies regardless.

[@Clickbait540]

25% now and soon it’ll be 50% the company has two choices: move to the states and avoid tariffs or face bankruptcy😬

[@CrialCrial]

@@Clickbait540The cost will just be passed off onto the consumer, like it almost always is with tariff. If you think a company with their revenue is going to go “bankrupt” because their US products will be marked up 25%, then you’re about as stupid as the idiots that buy these coats.

[@ryanandtheworld]

I have a vest and a jacket for 5 yrs, I'm still using them until now. Very best decision I'v made purchase wise. I'm a cheap buyer but Canada Goose is the exception. Never regret buying it and will buy again if needed.

[@karenneill9109]

I didn’t know that Snow Goose became Canada Goose! We had ‘muffets’ (slipper/booties) from them that were absolutely amazing!! They lasted 50 years!

[@320dufferin]

I bought one at SEARS in 2005 on sale for $300 (reg.500) canadian. I wasn't thrilled about having real fur around the hood, so i never wore the hood with the coat for 15 years. I added the hood back 5 years ago, since i have to walk to work farther than my other job... 2 kilometers. I only wear this coat on very cold days, usually in late january to mid february. Some years, i never wear it at all, like the winter of 2024. That was a mild winter. It's much too warm to wear during regular winter days, but I'm glad i did buy this, as it has lasted me 20 years so far.

[@macarari]

I have 2 Canada Goose Jackets; One for extreme weather and the other for nicer cold days. I purchased the 1st on 2019 and the 2nd on 2021! It has the best two coats I've ever owned, they know about cold weather and have hold on its shape.

[@lukaswlu]

I google warmest jacket and the parka came up in multiple reviews by you tubers. so i bought it. even if its only -5 i can wear a t shirt under it and not worry.

[@JuniorrRey]

Genuinely one of the best purchases I've made. Its carried me through the coldest winter days

[@MustafarRecRoom]

I remember that my Dad had a Snow Goose eider down parka back in the ‘80s that he got from work when he travelled to northern Ontario. He wore it up until he passed away in 2019….now I have it. What a fantastic garment…still looks new.

[@feszty]

Bought mine in 2007, white expedition South Pole edition and it is still a beautiful, warm parka. I was in -50C in it and this thing is just amazing.

[@JimboJonas]

Wearing mine for 10 years (bought for $500 CAD back then). Expensive but this is the last winter jacket you’ll need for a very long time.

[@constitutionalcarrot3720]

Got my Kensington for $900 in 2017 and now the same jacket is $1500! Ended up selling at a loss of $400 last year because the neck was too tight, it was too heavy, flyaway furs would get stuck in my mouth, zipper was finicky to latch, and ultimately it just wasn’t as warm as my arcteryx puffer that was cheaper, lighter and more versatile in every way.

[@bcatbb2896]

the quality was way better before, you got it when the company was cheaping out after their name got so big

[@MrMannyhw]

Kensington is discontinued lol!

[@MrMannyhw]

@@bcatbb2896you are right. Right before it got sold to Mitt Romsey’s private equity fund, it was the best quality.

[@travellingyeti6333]

they have lifetime warranty, take it to a store. They cant fix it or give you a new one of the same kind, but they can probably hook you up with a new version of the jacket

[@bcatbb2896]

@ you know life time only means the life of the jacket, which is only a few years of full coverage. afterward, its limited coverage. i also used it once and they gave me credit cuz they cant fix the hole it had when i sent it in

[@jennifersvitko5997]

The warmest down jacket I have I got in the 90's. Problem was, the shell was cotton. It ripped a lot faster at wear areas. I still have it, because the "newer" versions of the jackets are now a lot less warm.

[@travellingyeti6333]

they have lifetime warranty, take it to a store. They cant fix it or give you a new one of the same kind, but they can probably hook you up with a new version of the jacket

[@SuperDexteroo]

15 yrs ago it was on par with The North Face. The price was inflated when Chinese started to look at the brand as a trend.

[@marlow769]

It’s the “Famous Amos Effect”. Famous Amos, as he was known by, made chocolate chip cookies and they weren’t selling that well, he was advised to TRIPLE the price (or something like that) in order to give the illusion that they were a highly crafted culinary item thereby giving them a much higher perceived appeal…it worked and now those little overpriced to chocolate chip cookies are on every grocery store cookie/junk food aisle in the country. Canada Goose uses the same emotional joke on society to create the appeal to their product - the jacked up price gives the illusion that their product is far superior to other brands…and it’s working.

[@justin2956]

Exactly. I used to live in the U.P. of Michigan where it gets brutally cold. I never had problems keeping warm in a $150 jacket made by Columbia. There is no need to pay 1000% more for this brand.

[@tootallno]

I bought my CG parka in 1995-96. Had to wait 2 months to get it shipped from Canada to Norway. Remember the day I put it on the first time. Still have my parka and use it whenever its cold enough for it :)

[@bathhousebabylonbook]

As a Canadian living on the French Riviera, I was surprised to spot Canada Goose jackets at Galeries Lafayette. While they may not be ideal for our warm climate, they would be perfect for outdoor activities in the nearby Rhône Alps.

[@stt.9433]

because it's a luxary brand very well known in Paris, every child living in the 16th begs their parents to buy one so they can wear for 2 months a year.

[@bathhousebabylonbook]

@@stt.9433 Was just surprised to see it with our climate in the South. lol

[@LePhil79]

I live in Montréal and every time I see someone wearing a Canada Goose, it turns out to be a student (or young worker) coming from France. As a Québécois, I'd rather spend 200-300$ each on different coats ( one for sports, a "dressed" one, etc.) than 1000$ on a coat that brings nothing more than a cheaper one.

[@EddieRicks-i8v]

Eddie Bauer is pretty good when it comes to quality and warmth. There are many top tier jackets out there that are similar in quality to Canada goose .

[@richmck007]

Didn’t this guy create his own fashion clothes line and the jackets the police wear in the USA..?

[@EddieRicks-i8v]

@ Eddie Bauer made clothes for the military

[@超级商场]

Having an EXpedition for 6 years. wear it every year. and it is very warm and durable. It's the best thing to wear in Canada.

[@jerrbear1017]

My ex alcoholic ass was thinking of grey goose lol

[@theastuteangler]

rip

[@heyjohnsmith]

Glad to hear the Ex, stay healthy bud 💪🏼

[@veryberry39]

Same. I had to stare at the thumbnail for way too long to realize it was a brand of something I'd never heard of before. XP

[@HighMaintenanceMinimalist]

What is an ex-alcoholic? That's not a thing.

[@alelectric2767]

😂👍

[@bujmoose3992]

Will be a cold day in Hell before I spend over 2K on a parka.

[@MonkeyDelicious]

True that. I'd rather buy food or go on a mini vacation.😊

[@alelectric2767]

No doubt. They’re only really useful if you’re in the Arctic.

[@mohammadkamran5862]

Did you miss the part where it said "Luxury"? lol that's when people spend 2K on a parka because they can. 😅

[@karenneill9109]

Depends. A half decent parka will cost you $500. The Canada Goose one will last several times longer. It’s not purely a label you’re paying for, they’re excellent quality.

[@KP-xi4bj]

@@mohammadkamran5862 Nothing luxury about the brand. Overpriced and overhyped.

[@dragonwitch27]

Warmest coat I own. But I won’t pay that much now for fake fur and synthetics.

[@rogerchan7910]

I bought my daughter a CG Montebello jacket for $400 about 12 years ago and that same jacket now sells for over $1300. The crazy price rise is partly due to popular demand and partly due to a change in ownership, with US-based Bain Capital owning 70% of the shares. Outdoor Survival Canada is a good alternative, prices are about 25% lower and the quality is just as good as CG.

[@Megabean]

This company makes me really proud as a Canadian. A true success story. I wish I could afford one haha

They are selling standard winter beanies for 250€ in Europe😂 I expect them to have a Bluetooth with that price. Good luck in the future Canada 🪿

[@Sabodable]

Every fifth person on the street in New York (especially Chinese) wears one. They’re about as exclusive as Levi’s jeans.

[@kevinb6745]

Many are fake in NYC, but point taken.

[@atlantisssssssss]

Among many expensive brands out there, this stuff is real quality and may as well be indestructible.

[@laikwan6433]

I have been wearing for more than 13 years and it‘s still look like new

[@patrickbailey1087]

Fantastic!! Bravo Bravo Bravo. Quality costs. You go Goose!

[@susanfernandes7748]

I am Canadian. The headline made me think "we have whole lot of Canada geese" although it requires a license to hunt them and there are restrictions. After a minute or so, I figured it out.

[@billbones1000]

I can say as somebody who lived and worked in the James Bay of northern Canada that the resolute parka is the coat of the north. Go to the airport in Montreal in February, every resolute coat you see is somebody headed north, everybody who is not is headed south. Unfortunately, all their other coats are crap, cheaply made fashion coats. My resolute is 15 yrs old and has been worn for hundreds if not thousands of hours, covered in pike slime, Caribou blood and spruce sap and just keeps on being awesome. I've been through three other of their urban models which fell apart within a few years but the resolute is a tank.

[@BatCaveOz]

Charging $275 for a tee-shirt or $325 for a baseball cap doesn't seem like a sustainable business model.

[@MonkeyDelicious]

Poor people will buy it as a status symbol. That's the model.

[@stevebachtel]

It’s literally the play. Crazy expensive for a hat… but within reach for people who can’t afford the primary product. I bet their hat sales provided a huge boost to margins. And it’s sad.

[@ms9001]

you will be surprised how many IQ=0 people pay for that to sustain the business

[@leader2one]

Getting a strange feeling that lot of these comments in the comment section are bots or shills repeating the same talking points. No way I am paying 1,800 CAD for a parka. I feel most Canadians are priced out of these since they turned into a 'luxury' brand. The only people in Canada that I see wearing these are Rich Chinese students coming here to study.

[@gns942]

Most of them are 100% bots, nobody here in their right mind is cheering for a $2k jacket that is the de facto brand for people with no manners or social sense.

[@A.C.00]

Bought one for $80 back in 2020 at Burlington Coat Factory. Awesome coat.

[@geoms6263]

i give you 2oo$

[@neuro.weaver]

Was Michael Scott there this time too?

[@A.C.00]

@neuro.weaver At the register actually.

[@JCRFit]

A 2k coat for 80 at Burlington is cap bro

[@6096p1z]

@@JCRFit it has to be fake, there's tons of them

[@adampena919]

I have never heard of them until this video!

[@archangel5991]

They launched their website in 2014?! Crazy, this is a true small business success story

[@HelplessReply]

The goose at the end was hilarious.

[@Monsux]

The price point is just insanely high. I can literally buy 4x really high quality winter jackets for extreme weathers. I rather have one long and short coat + one that is much more breathable for long winter walking/hiking sessions. All my current winter wear are high quality and never any issues even -25C weather. Canada Goose is this modern fake luxury that makes people to spend their money on things they want, but don't actually need.

[@karlek67]

I can scrub any stain off my white Canada goose jacket throw it in the wash and it comes out like new. The lightweight warmth is unbelievable. The quality puts other so called luxury to shame.

[@WiseOnion]

Great content. Canada Goose is an amazing brand and a status symbol for sure.

[@Anonymous-my6po]

Canada goose was found guilty of imprisoning birds plucking their feathers let them regrow and just pluck again. And just did thay over and over again

[@jethrojacinto2798]

I would've never thought Canada Goose is a luxury brand with how many people I've seen with them on especially here in NYC. Moncler is much more luxury

[@blackhawks1870]

Moncler used to be good but now got cheap with their zippers.

[@giorgioflores7671]

I work for a big retail store I won’t say the name but I can tell you that the jackets are not made the same they are getting popular and they are making them faster and not better as personal that sells them nothing is the same comparison when they firts come out

[@Eric-n3q]

I remember back in the day when you used to get jumped for your starter jacket that had your favorite football team on it

[@s.a.m.6993]

Folks are still getting jumped for their Canada Goose jackets in the U.K..

[@fayeh4412]

The difference between "Made in Canada" and "Made in China" is that one is the products being made by chinese in China and the other is made by chinese in Canada - real BIG difference in quality.

[@TrevorWebb-ck2yv]

Made in Canada is trash now. Some Chinese brands are leaps and bounds in quality for less cost.

[@kizzle45shizzle]

The factory that my mom works at has all people from all ethnic backgrounds, men and women.

[@maxmeier532]

The issue isnt the nationality of the worker, the issue is the average Quality Control in a specific country.

[@DoubleTroublePaintball]

Oh really??? Who could of guessed

[@AnanthapadmanabhanK-f4u]

The difference is 10% tariff vs 25% lol

[@bbalila]

Love CG is Made in Canada 🇨🇦 keep it this way.

[@Hecules-p7k]

Have had my Columbia 3 in 1 winter coat for 30 years. Bought on clearance at dicks for 80 bucks ( was 160). Better investment

[@chocolatecaramel4447]

Some people in very cold climates will not be able to stand extreme cold with synthetic fibers. They need fur. I thought they were still using geese down instead of "feather" like many other brands are using. The original down coats were the best. Now, I still freeze in a down coat. Thank goodness for my shearling and cashmere.

[@tea-a-maria4367]

The jacket of choice for drug dealers in Ireland, reminds me of Burberry back in the noughties

[@KeVonBouVie]

My partner and I both have Canada goose jackets Expedition Parka PBI Heritage with the fur trim and the Montebello Parka Heritage with the fur trim Great investments

[@gingerbread_GB]

See that everywhere here in winter NYC, along with Patagonia. Couldn't care less. Personally, I judge a person by talking to them, not by whatever they are wearing at the time.

[@Kayla-eh5fb]

Compared to other luxury jacket brands I think the best is Canada Goose. I have tried Mackage, Moose Knucles, Rudsack and more and none of them compare to this brand. It’s perfect for cold weather and lasts a long time. I wish they still used real fur though.

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[@HamKim-f2u]

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[@mpersard]

Love my Canada goose coat ❤

[@Hero87]

The fabric is not strong enough. The inner arm seams that naturally rub against the side of the jacket when you walk quickly wears and rips. I had mine replaced on the warranty after just two years and with the new coat it happens too. I’m just gonna keep wearing now until a massive hole appeals now. Not worth it unfortunately.

[@amsf1]

These coats were everything as kids in the 80's

[@BraziLoko]

Ive never bought one and never will. Ive bought a Nobis bomber, a Moose Knuckles Bomber, a Arctic Army Puffer & Arctic Army Parka & they are all so so so warm & cozy.

[@gr3y693]

I need one I will be be adding this to my collection

[@Smarv11]

Having a puffer jacket from Canada goose I can say they're very durable and high quality

[@CulturedWhiteBoy]

Priced out the working man.

[@assleepyassayu4619]

It's crazy how canada goose became a luxury status only for a few decades, I would still want quality over price tho..

[@caroleappling2007]

I have one , love it and it didn’t cost $2000. But, I purchased it 5 years ago.

[@Brcelini]

Birds of a feather flock together gang in goose coats - babytron

[@tomcat8662]

Never even heard of this company. I clicked on the video because I thought I was going to learn something about Canadian geese.

[@mc-ge2bt]

I have a Northface and a Canada Goose and they are both excellent in NYC or Northeastern US winters BUT the Canada Goose is more insulated and keeps you a bit warmer. I would absolutely suggest the investment if you commute to work on public transportation or if you spend time outdoors during the winter. But if you're a car person and wear your coat in between your car and your destination, save the money, it won't justify the cost. We all do not need a coat that withstands -30 degrees. Be realistic and buy for quality and need***.

[@aposenteiComBTC]

This brand is slick. 👏

[@paulhickey6896]

No self-respecting drug dealer would be seen without one where I live. Not the brand awareness you want really!

[@sobraine123]

Ireland ?

[@AC-ib3jj]

​@@sobraine123haha I was gonna ask the same thing.

[@hortehighwind8651]

same in the netherlands 😂 too popular for eu cocaine shovers

[@34powerman]

Some pubs and night clubs where I Iive you can not wear Canada goose you won't be allowed in. There are know only that people wear them are drug dealers or scum bags in general. So I got a armani down feather jacket half the price and keeps me weam in extreme cold weather. I have it over 5 years still perfect. You only pay for the name.

[@kevinspencer3672]

I would be arrested for drug dealing if I wore one here in Ireland

[@DaToAaBe]

I have two jackets that i bought years ago and they are the warmest jackets i have ever own. But, now there is no real fur and the prices are up like 30%, crazy! Would never buy a new one 😅

[@fernendo4]

Great, durable and stylish jackets. You can buy a product and sell it next year since prices keep going up.

[@Jones922]

Price went way up and the quality went way down

[@jennyfromtheblock9484]

i purchased my first coat in 2023 then found the generations it's their second hand i got 2 for the price of one pristine condition keeps me very warm i wear nothing else!

[@nova7684]

I'm Canadian, bought 1 10 years ago, and living in Winnipeg it definitely keeps me warm in -40 Celsius. But I hate that it has animal fur and down. But I know that's what makes it warm. Just no winning when it comes living in a freezing climate I think.

[@MM0OPXFieldRadio]

I paid less than £400 in Marks Work Warehouse for an Expedition Parka while on holiday in 2012. Its still pristine. No way I could afford one now. Outwith the reach of the normal working person these days.