Japanese retailer Beauty & Youth commissioned Canadian outerwear legends Canada Goose to produce special editions of each of their Hamilton, Montreal, and Vancouver styles. Working with their strongest 80/20 down fill, genuine Coyote fur and 100% leather, Beauty & Youth outfitted each garment with large black buttons over olive, beige, and black nylon outers. Branding is kept minimal with the absence of Canada Goose’s signature logo patch. A release is scheduled for October 9th, 2009 at Beauty & Youth.

See all three pieces from Beauty & Youth x Canada Goose after the click.

It is again one of those times where you can hardly keep up with the collaborations of Parisian boutique colette. After recently showing you their work with Bamford Watch Department and Rolex, Uniqlo, Timberland and others, we show you now the collaborative Canada Goose Parka.

The parka comes in the signature blue color of the store and features a colette logo on the sleeve embroidered. The jacket is now available for 750 Euros.

More detailed images of the colette x Canada Goose Parka follow after the jump.

Yuketen/Monitaly designer Yuki Matsuda worked with Canada Goose on a special collection of outerwear. Three pieces were reworked – a Vest, a Snorkel Bomber, and the thigh-length Expedition Jacket. Using a DWR treated corduroy for water resistance, Yuki extended the cut in the back for better protection from the elements. Exposed snaps and zippers finish off the look. These come in black, brown and orange. Available this winter at a select few Canada Goose retailers.

Have a closer look at the Yuki Matsuda for Canada Goose Collection after the jump.

Concepts presents their newest collaborative products with Canada Goose.

Canada Goose has been manufacturing innovative, high quality outerwear in Canada for over 50 years and Concepts is proud to announce their Chilliwack collaboration projects. The Chilliwack “bomber style” jacket was created to provide pilots with the warmth needed on Arctic landing strips but designed for maximum comfort and freedom of movement while in the cockpit. Concepts chose this design for the same reason, style, comfort and functionality. This Chilliwack Parka is a classic bomber based on the authentic aviator style jackets worn by pilots in the far North.

They have created 2 versions of the Chilliwack down jacket. First is the Black version with Blue zippers which features a Wolverine fur trimmed hood. Condensation does not stick to the Wolverine fur and it draws moisture away from your face to prevent frost bite. The second is the orange version with cream colored trim and zippers which features a Coyote fur trimmed hood. What’s interesting about the Coyote fur is that it does not freeze. Both jackets feature Concepts branded patches and embossed lining. Each were made in limited numbers, with only 37 pieces of the orange version created to represent the address of their newest location.

The Black / Blue Chilliwack is available now at Concepts and www.CNCPTS.com. The Orange Chilliwack will be available in January.

Have a detailed look at the Canada Goose For Concepts “Chilliwack Parka” in both colorways after the jump.

Today we can give you a first teaser of the upcoming Concepts Boston x Canada Goose jacket. For now we only know that it comes in a black/blue colorway, with the black parts featuring the Concepts logo in a glossy print all-over.

Have a look at some more details of the Concepts x Canada Goose jacket and hopefully we can soon show you the full piece.

This season Canada Goose, a classic in the outerwear sector, launches an exciting new collection, a high-tech non-insulated line. This is a big step for a brand otherwise only known for their down jackets.
The entire collection has been designed by the Head Designer of TBG, a brand that we report on frequently. We present you here the Pearson Field Jacket, inspired by the classic M-65. It comes in a black pin-stripe design, giving the jacket a very sleek look. Also this Canada Goose collection is very comfortable to wear and almost soft, which is not the case for most technical outerwear.
Expect the new Canada Goose Non-Insulated Collection to hit stores worldwide next moth. More pics after the jump.