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.
Under the leadership of Dani Reiss, Canada Goose has capitalized on its reputation for producing high-quality, durable outerwear and transformed itself into a luxury brand that is coveted by consumers around the world. The brand’s journey from humble beginnings to being a status symbol is a testament to the power of branding and marketing in the fashion industry.
One of the key factors that contribute to the high price tag of Canada Goose parkas is the quality of materials and craftsmanship that goes into each garment. The brand uses premium materials such as Canadian duck down and coyote fur, which are known for their ability to provide superior insulation in extreme cold weather conditions.
Additionally, Canada Goose prides itself on its commitment to ethical sourcing and sustainability. The brand is transparent about its supply chain and ensures that the materials used in its products are sourced responsibly and in compliance with ethical standards. This commitment to ethical production practices adds to the appeal of Canada Goose among consumers who are willing to pay a premium for products that align with their values.
In conclusion, Canada Goose’s transformation from a utilitarian outerwear manufacturer to a luxury brand is a result of strategic branding, marketing, and a commitment to quality and ethical production practices. While the price of Canada Goose parkas may be steep, for many consumers, the investment is worth it for a high-quality, stylish, and ethically produced garment that will last for years to come.
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I want one!
No views 2 minutes fell off 😂
Too bad the company treats their employees like shit
They just went up 25%…
Now 25% more expensive.
Im too early
Well, you know where it`s gonna get even more expensive? murrica…
its made for chineese wiht more money, than common sense, or body fat
So expensive that here in the U.K. thieves have been stealing them from people at knifepoint.
Because of tarifs?
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I want to try to win one or buy one from poshmark
I’m good
Canada Goose is such a boring company. Only those freaks in the UK are obsessed with them and people with no style in the US
I like them but the price point is insane. North Face works just as well and doesn't cost thousands.
Enjoy that 25% price increase America 😂😂
If you’re buying these things you probably don’t care about the tariffs.
ill be seating in that crap i hate winter cloths
very chep , Vladimir Putin wore a $14,000 puffer jacket to promote his invasion of Ukraine
I thought this was going to be a video about the Birds. I only paid $1,500 for my first car. I have zero idea or care about brand names. Thankfully my son is the same way and my daughter likes to shop second hand.
Anytime I see someone wearing a Canada goose I think to myself.
Tw@t
Because stupid people pay for it and for moose knuckle jackets.
I'm not even an animal activist or a vegan but when you look at how they make these Canada Goose jackets it's honestly inhumane to the animals it's disgusting especially when we can easily wear synthetic Alternatives of those jackets like most people do
It's the same as those ridiculous people in the past who are so rich they would wear foxes on their neck scarves and other disgusting things like that
Don't make videos promoting evil inhuman bad companies like this ever again shame on you
You can easily buy similar price jackets if you want to show people you're rich and feel rich and feel warm that are made of synthetic materials that don't harm any animals
Why you don't show on this video is how the feathers and how the animals are handled to make these jackets it's very evil
I eat meat and I'm not an animal activist or a vegan and I will never buy these stupid jackets
Bought one for $80 back in 2020 at Burlington Coat Factory. Awesome coat.
Fur is sadly better than plastics/synthetics and done properly can be humane and sustainable
I remember when they were actually really popular in Canada
I won't buy anything from them, the way they treat their employees, no way..!! I prefer to buy something from the Japanese brand Uniqlo..
Ah yes, branching from blue collar in to the yuppy urbanite market. Canada Goose parkas, Hunter boots, Levi jeans, Yeti coolers and now even Carhartt.
Fjallraven is a much better alternative, and it won't cost you an arm and a leg! Also they treat their workers better!
How do they compare with Moncler?
6:22 damn that dude is crooked.
The answer to how many coats are in the warehouse is ALOT. But saying they have 250,000 in stock makes them no longer exclusive, and no one wants to pay $2000ea.
I want to buy canadian, but too expensive, sad
Quality
….big difference between "having lots of money" and "making lots of money" ….all of you better learn that.
bro im not spending 2 grand on a freaking jacket. ima just buy a generic goose down jacket from china…also this video showed the factory and the workers were all asian… just saying.
So basically overpriced crap? I will take my hard shell duck carharrt for $100 that will work wayyyy better.
Short answer: they kill animals to make their coats
Such an interesting story and it just highlights the problem with wokeness. Why so many black models to sell your products when the vast majority of black people on this earth live in hot weather countries? Even in the USA black people only comprise 13 percent of the population and in Nordic, Scandinavian countries their numbers are even fewer as "refugee" or "asylum seekers" who have only contributed to the social fabric deterioration in those countries. On top of that these are minorities that can't even afford the product! Stop with the catering to inclusiveness because no high income person wants to purchase a product that appeals to the ghetto. Be smart, learn marketing 101: market to your demographic and black people are not your market. Just stop with the idiocity.
I have a black hoodie from them I got as a gift and have no idea y people like it. Its a black hoodie with a antartica patch who gives a F honestly.
Now enjoy them 25% more expensive America!!