Smaller Fashion CO2 footprint possible

Today I would like to familiarize you to a new Canada Goose Standard Expedition Parka in white  , which is not only super nice and warm, but also  the most sustainable parka from CG to date  . While the design is inspired by the previous Expedition Parka, this time it was developed with sustainable materials  "to keep our planet cold and the people who live on it warm." The parka is available  here for  both women and men .

A parka for everyone

The adjustable,  lined hood  has a shaped wire and is really infinitely warm on the head. Anyway, I'm one of those people who gets cold ears pretty quickly and, in this context, earaches relatively quickly. The hood therefore also replaces a hat for me. The jacket also has a  side seam zip , which offers freedom of movement and the possibility of increased ventilation. futuretechexpert

One of my favorite details is the  adjustable drawstring  on the inner waist of the jacket, as you can adjust the shape and fit of the jacket (sometimes tighter, sometimes looser), so you always have a good fit and the warmth is ideal Jacket holds. Characteristic of the Canada Goose Parka are the  numerous pockets , which of course should not be missing in the standard Expedition Parka. There are a total of 6 outside pockets and 3 inside pockets.

Recycled fabric

The parka has two different views: While the front is made of undyed  recycled polyester and organic cotton , which are warm even in extremely cold weather conditions. This makes the parka water-repellent and hard-wearing. The back of the parka, on the other hand, is made of a super light material with a ripstop structure. This protects especially in strong wind, rain and snow. It consists of 100% recycled nylon , which thanks to a water-repellent coating keeps it dry even in changeable weather.

Less water consumption

The standard parka uses around a quarter of the water that is needed to manufacture a regular expedition parka. The recycled and organic materials used (see above) generally need an eighth less water compared to the materials normally used in the Expedition Parka.

100% recycled nylon

The ultimate in weight and performance. Recycled Feather-Light Ripstop is designed for strong wind, light rain and snow. In addition, the ripstop construction increases strength and elasticity.

  Smaller CO2 footprint possible

By using undyed recycled polyester and organic cotton for the outer shell instead of a conventional dyed outer shell made of polyester and cotton blends, 17% of the entire Expedition Parka CO2 footprint can be saved. The standard expedition parka has 30% less CO2 emissions and 65% less water consumption compared to the inline expedition parka.

  Waste reduction

Arctic Tech made from recycled / organic material, recycled lightweight ripstop material and reclaimed fur.

  Sustainably obtained down

The down processed in the back of the parka is a 100% sustainably obtained down filling.

  Protection Extreme

The parka is a real all-rounder and the perfect companion in all weather conditions. It is suitable for places with up to -30 ° C and everything below. It was tested on site in the coldest places in the world.

I am a frostbite. Therefore, especially in winter, it is always a challenge for me not to get sick and to find the right clothes that keep me warm enough. Anyone who has followed me for a long time will know that I've been a big fan of Canada Goose jackets / parkas for years and that I wore one of these jackets for the first time in New-fangled York about four years ago when the icy winter set in in New York overnight and the next morning I was more than happy to have packed the thick and warm parka. Since then, I haven't actually worn anything else in super cold temperatures / minus straight lines.

When we drove to Lapland for a week in January last year , I was faced with completely new temperature challenges with minus straight lines of up to -15 degrees. In this context I got to know one of the Canada Goose Expedition Parkas  for the first time  , which was designed for such extreme temperatures and winter adventures in super cold areas.

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