Canada Goose

About

Canada Goose is a renowned fashion brand known for its premium outerwear, particularly parkas and jackets designed for extreme cold weather conditions. Founded in 1957 by Sam Tick as Metro Sportswear Ltd., the company initially produced wool vests, raincoats, and snowsuits. In the 1970s, David Reiss joined and introduced down-filling technology, leading to the creation of high-quality winter jackets. The brand's name was later changed to Snow Goose and eventually to Canada Goose in 2000. Today, Canada Goose is celebrated for its commitment to quality and craftsmanship, maintaining all production in Canada. Its products are favored by researchers in Antarctica and participants in dog sledding events like the Iditarod. The brand is also known for its iconic Expedition Parka, designed for scientists in Antarctica. Canada Goose's commitment to sustainability includes initiatives like the Generations platform, which encourages product reuse. With a strong presence in the luxury apparel market, Canada Goose continues to innovate while maintaining its Arctic heritage.