Canada goose parka jacket real vs fake. review. How to spot counterfeit Canada goose down parka

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00:00 - Intro
00:23 - Check the cover
00:47 - Check the arm logo
01:25 - The main back label
02:18 - The pocket logo
02:38 - The zippers
03:42 - The neck fur
04:08 - The back label
04:46 - The care tag



Canada Goose Holdings Inc. is a Canadian holding company of winter clothing manufacturers. The company was founded in 1957 by Sam Tick, under the name Metro Sportswear Ltd. Canada Goose markets a wide range of jackets, parkas, vests, hats, gloves, shells and other apparel through various avenues, both wholesale and direct to customer with their own retail stores.


Like many world-leading brands, our success has led to our products being copied by counterfeiters. Unfortunately, it's all too frequent that we're asked if a counterfeit website is real, or hear a story about someone who accidentally purchased a counterfeit parka online. Protect yourself and those you care about by buying only authentic Canada Goose products from an authorized retailer. If you're concerned about a website selling counterfeit merchandise, or advertising an unauthorized Canada Goose sale, paste the URL below to check. If it seems too good to be true, it probably is.

VERIFY THE RETAILER
The URL search tool is only for those sites advertising and selling Canada Goose online.


As of Fall 2017, our new unique hologram label (shown below), will be sewn into every Canada Goose product as proof of authenticity. The hologram, created exclusively for Canada Goose, features a Polar Bear image and elements that can be seen from different angles.

The Polar Bear image is a significant symbol to the Canada Goose brand. Since 2007, we have supported Polar Bears International, an organization that provides critical research for polar bear conservation, helping to ensure that polar bears roam the sea ice for generations to come.
The packaging
Canada Goose parkas and accessories get shipped in a hard white box that bears the brand’s emblem in the middle. The jacket inside should be folded neatly and preserved in clear plastic.

The Arctic logo disc or patch
The Arctic disc or patch is one of the key features of a Canada Goose coat. The patch, which shows the brand’s trademark logo, should have clean embroidery and the correct font. Some coats have the badge on the left arm, some on the right.

The maple leaves and brand name should be the same size and be evenly spaced. Knockoffs will usually have poorly replicated patches, with uneven embroidery and inaccurate colors.