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Designed with functionality and durability at its core, this bomber jacket is built to withstand cold temperatures without restricting your mobility and will last you for years to come. Its longevity may be one of the many reasons why it’s worn by pilots in the Canadian North, in addition to the anti-wind ribbed waistband, cuff insulation and two-way tunnel hood that all provide extra 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 4+ inches of coverage, zipped up to cover your nose and mouth or collar down for a polished look, to name a few.

Don’t underestimate the warming powers of this lightweight puffer—even secondhand it’s guaranteed to keep you feeling toasty on even the coldest winter days. “I will be totally honest, I always thought that the Canada Goose jackets were over hyped,” admits Mary Rogers, director of audience development at PureWow. “To me it seemed like a jacket that people bought just because of the label, [but] last Christmas I was totally proven wrong. I got the Aurora parka for a Christmas gift after my husband and I moved to the mountains in New Hampshire. I regularly walk my dog in negative 10-degree Fahrenheit weather in the winters, and this parka has been the absolute best. I am warm and toasty, and my dog is happy because I'm not rushing his morning strolls to head back into the warm house. [It’s] definitely a big coat, but who doesn't want to be snuggled up in the winter?”

This slick bomber can truly do it all, with details that work for both the city streets and the ski slopes. On the practical front, the goose down baffling can keep you warm in temperatures all the way down to -4 degrees Fahrenheit. The hood is also insulated to keep your head and face warm, no hat necessary. As for the fashion side of things, the satin-finish material is supremely chic, and the bomber silhouette feels far cooler than your average puffer. Add to that reflective details to make you more visible in low-light conditions, a storm flap covering the two-way zipper up the front and ribbed cuffs to trap in all that glorious heat and you’ve got yourself some top notch protection from whatever winter throws at you.

Consider this longline puffer your everyday essential winter coat. It’s super lightweight, making it easy to layer under a shell if you like, and is rated for temperatures as low as 23 degrees Fahrenheir. It has a hidden cord in the waist so you can cinch the silhouette if you like, and can be packed down into its own interior left pocket for easy storage and travel. The shiny ripstop fabric adds a touch of glam while also being both wind- and water-resistant. And reviewers say it fits true to size with room for layering even chunky sweaters underneath.

Yes, this puffer may have a cropped silhouette, but it’s every bit as functional as it is fashionable, and can still promise major warmth through frigid weather. The front closes with a two-way zipper, there is a drawcord in the hem so you can cinch it in to better protect yourself from wind and the stand collar is filled with down to keep your neck nice and warm. It’s filled with 90 percent duck down and 10 percent feather, but is machine-washable so you can keep it looking and feeling fresh all season long.