The 10 Best Coats at Canada Goose That Are Functional, Warm and Can Last a Lifetime

• Material: duck down fill, fur, polyester, cotton
• Size Range: 2XS to L
• Promising Review: “I bought this jacket at the beginning of winter, and I don't have a single regret. It's beautiful, very comfortable and warm. It makes me feel like a princess. I'm in love with this jacket. The white color really stands out in a crowd. People are always giving me compliments. I dreamed of it, and now I have it. It's perfect for me because I'm always cold. I like that it's long enough to keep my behind warm, but not too long for when I'm driving the car. [It has] TONS of pockets, this is my favorite feature. Keeps my hands sooooo warm. If I went back in time, I would definitely buy this jacket again.” —a Canada Goose customer

Bundle up and hunker down in the water-repellant Expedition parka, which is designed to withstand extreme climates of -22 degrees Fahrenheit. It comes in four colorways, like a sleek white and classic black, but we’re swooning over this fiery red—an online exclusive and one of the hottest colors of the season—that we’re sure will sell like hotcakes. Known as Canada Goose’s Fusion Fit, the parka is designed with a smaller hood, narrower fit in the chest and hips as well as shorter hems and sleeve lengths when compared to the classic fit. (Aka, it’s best for petite women or people who want a slimmer fit.) The durable coat features an impressively high neck (plus a detachable down-filled hood), ribbed cuffs and an inner, adjustable drawstring at the waist, so no gusts of frigid wind will make it into your collar or up your jacket. You may notice the abundance of pockets on the outside of the jacket, but what you can’t see is that the parka contains two additional pockets in the interior that boast zipper closures for extra security.

• Material: duck down fill, recycled nylon, spandex
• Size Range: XS to L

Think of the Clair coat as your everyday staple that’s effortlessly chic. While it’s not designed to withstand extreme temperatures like the Expedition parka, it is ranked as “Versatile” on the brand’s TEI (Thermal Experience Index) chart. In a nutshell, this means you’ll stay warm, comfortable and dry while battling the elements, but you’ll probably need something more durable if you’re planning on climbing K2 this winter. If you live in Chicago or a similarly cold city, the fleece-lined, zipper pockets are guaranteed to keep your fingers toasty. The coat is made from a two-way stretch fabric that’s built to move with you, per the brand, and it has a mid-thigh length and a two-way front zipper that can let more air in or expand your range of motion.

• Material: duck down fill, fur, polyester, cotton
• Size Range: 2XS to XL
• Promising Review: “I bought my Mystique last February and made it through the entire winter without feeling a moment of cold. My Mystique held up to bitter cold temperatures at the Ice Hotel in Quebec City, many snowshoe excursions in Ontario cottage country and freezing Toronto city weather. The best part of this coat is the length. At 5'4", this coat hits me just at my ankles, so I am warm from head to toe. I find the fit flattering and the stretchy cuffs are a nice touch. Additionally, the bendable wire around the fur helps keep my hood in place and looking polished. Overall, my Mystique was the most amazing purchase I made last year, and I can't wait to bust it out this winter!” —a Canada Goose customer

The cold weather has nothing on PureWow commerce editor Olivia Dubyak when she’s wearing her Mystique parka. “It's impossible to be cold while wearing this thing. The filling is flexible, and I don't feel like a stuffed sausage while wearing it, too. It kept me ultra-toasty during the harsh Chicago and Colorado winters I've experienced over the last two years. I would say to size up if you like extra room because wearing a thick sweater underneath makes it uncomfortable to wear for long periods of time.” As Dubyak mentions, this coat was made for harsh climates, so it boasts special details designed to keep you wrapped up like a present, from a storm flap underneath the two-way zipper to fleece-lined pockets to ribbed cuffs. To no surprise, you can bet the mid-calf length on this black coat will help you battle the snow, sleet, rain and winds. Dubyak confirms, saying, “I like that it keeps my legs warm and doesn't stop at my thighs. It's basically like walking around in a giant sleeping bag.”

• Material: duck down fill, fur, polyester, cotton
• Size Range: 2XS to 2XL
• Promising Review: “I purchased my Canada Goose Bomber ten years ago this month. I couldn’t be happier with the quality of the product or the customer service I have received. Two years ago, one of the cuffs began fraying, and I was able to return the jacket—they cleaned it, repaired it and even replaced my fur. Some people question if the jackets are worth the price, I have owned other coats and paid $300-$400 only for them to fall apart in a year with the company simply saying, ‘Oh well, here’s 15 percent off your next order.’ Canada Goose stands behind their products and when it comes time to replace my bomber, I will be definitely purchasing another Canada Goose!” —a Canada Goose customer

Your fall bomber jacket needs an upgrade come winter, and the Canada Goose Chilliwack bomber is here to do the job. Designed with functionality and durability at its core, it’s built to withstand cold temperatures without restricting your mobility and will last you for years to come, as the buyer above explains. Its longevity may be one of the many reasons why it’s worn by pilots in the Canadian North, in addition to the rib waistband and cuff insulation and two-way tunnel hood protection for the runways. Even though the hood can’t be removed, it can be adjusted almost every which way, so you can wear it as-is for four-plus inches of protection, zipped up to cover your nose and mouth or collar down for a polished look, to name a few. And in case you haven’t noticed, we love a jacket that has lots of pockets. So, when we heard this one has a total of seven pockets, we knew we were goners.

• Material: duck down fill, cotton, nylon
• Size Range: XXS to XL

“I run *very* hot, so most Canada Goose jackets are a little much for me, but this liner is just my speed. The California Sunrise color is to-die-for, and I love the collarless silhouette,” says PureWow wellness director Sarah Stiefvater. Ditto. We can’t get over this streetwear-inspired liner that’s part of the Canada Goose and NBA collection with UNION. Modern, functional and classic, this jacket features an insulated liner that’s wind resistant and uses an onion quilting technique to achieve that wavey exterior (which also happens to be water repellent). TLDR? If you live in a windy or rainy city (we’re looking at you, Seattle), you’re going to need this liner.

• Material: duck down fill, polyester, cotton
• Size Range: 2XS to 3XL
• Promising Review: “This was my first foray into Canada Goose. I did wonder if the clothes were worth the money, and I can honestly say they are. This gilet has some structure to it and is very warm. This means it cannot be folded in on itself but can be flattened down to pack. Whilst not waterproof, I have worn it in the rain, and it didn’t soak through. The extra length at the back is very welcome as this can be a cold part of a woman. I bought XXL and it fits perfectly. I didn’t want it too tight or loose and this skims my body, and I can easily wear a sweater underneath or a hoodie. [It has] nice strong zip and secure buttons. I love the inside pocket as I don’t enjoy carrying a bag. The two side pockets have zips and are fleece lined which is ideal if you have forgotten gloves.” — a Canada Goose customer

This vest checks all our boxes–versatile, classic, water repellent, stylish—and is made from high-quality materials that are meant to feel ridiculously soft and comfortable (like the suede fabric around the chin guard and pockets). If you’re anything like the customer above, then you might want to hear what assistant editor Destinee Scott has to say: “I think if you're debating between a Canada Goose coat and a Moncler coat, you should go with a Canada Goose if you want optimal warmth in colder climates.” As someone who spends her time shopping for deals and steals, Scott also appreciates investing in the finer things in life, so when asked which option she’d buy, her answer was simple. “I would definitely lean toward a vest over a parka because it's way more practical for everyday wear and I like the idea of layering it with those more stylish jackets that don't exactly keep you warm, so you get the best of both worlds.”

• Material: duck down fill
• Size Range: 2XS to XL

Whoever says winter coats can’t be stylish clearly hasn’t seen the Garnet puffer. Ahh…a puffer jacket. One of our favorite outerwear pieces to covet for winter, and this beautiful sand number is made with the brand’s beloved duck down fill that just so happens to be water-repellent and wind-resistant. This piece proves that style does not have to sacrifice warmth and function with its thoughtful design and construction, from a down-filled storm guard to a rib cuff and interior hem drawcord that lets you customize the fit of the silhouette. Speaking of silhouette, we appreciate the elliptical hem on this, which dips slightly on either side of the hip and doesn’t cut off the frame in one slice like every other cropped puffer. If you get hot and don’t feel like slinging this over your arms, the coat comes equipped with removable backpack straps. Is there any more we could ask for? Pockets, you say? You’ll be happy to hear this has four of ‘em.

• Material: nylon
• Size Range: 2XS to XL

The Sinclair jacket is a perfect transitional, lightweight piece to own, especially if you plan on traveling. Canada Goose designed this style for the active person who always finds themselves on the move and in need of something to keep them warm and protected from the elements (minus the fuss of an umbrella and all those layers). This jacket is slightly cropped and has a relaxed fit with front and back mesh venting for breathability, so if you tend to run hot or find yourself sweating on your morning commute listening to true-crime podcasts, this baby will do you wonders. It’s made from AcclimaLuxe—the brand’s sturdy nylon fabric that purportedly offers unmatched protection against strong wind—and is finished with a texture that doesn’t show wrinkles easily. If you ask us, this has Winter Barbie written all over it.

• Material: recycled nylon, duck down fill
• Size Range: XS to L
• Promising Review: “I LOVE THIS JACKET! Got the yellow print and it looks so good. I get so many compliments on this jacket, and it styles pretty easily with many things. I'm 5'1" and 105 pounds and had tried on the 2XS, which fit perfectly snug but [I] ended up getting the S for a slightly oversized fit. Was concerned about getting makeup on the collar but after a month, this hasn't been an issue.” —a Canada Goose customer

“I’ve had my eye on this coat ever since the Canada Goose x Reformation collection dropped,” admits associate fashion commerce editor Stephanie Meraz. “It’s a staple puffer that has these relaxed dropped shoulders I absolutely adore because nobody has time for stiff arm raises and immobility, especially when it comes to hugging, skiing or any activity, really. I love how it has an adjustable drawstring on the inside of the jacket that lets you cinch in the waist or leave it as-is. But what really sold me and made me want this more than any other coat on the market is the fact that it’s fully reversible. Yeah, you heard that right. One side is this fun, loud print with pops of blue, and the other is a stark candy apple red that just so happens to be the hottest color to sport this season.” And it comes in three additional reversible colors, from a daffodil yellow and floral print to a classic black that has a floral and lemon print its opposite that reminds us of winters in Italy.

• Material: recycled polyester, organic cotton, duck-down fill
• Size Range: 2XS to 3XL

The Rossclair parka is Canada Goose’s most-loved style, and it recently got an upgrade. According to the brand, it’s now made with sustainable, undyed fabrics (recycled polyester and organic cotton), has a streamlined down-filled Snorkel hood that features removable zipper guards and updated interchangeable trims to accessorize with. The back gusset with snap closure and two-way front zipper hidden behind the military buttons ensure that you won’t have to compromise warmth, protection or range of motion. If you want more ventilation, unzip the top or bottom zipper and unbutton the back gusset for ample breathability. New additions and specs aside, this parka is comfortable, buttery soft and so chic. We’re surprised we haven’t seen Meghan Markle wearing it yet.