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Brave the cold in a 625-fill-power down bomber that's topped with a lock-in heat placket and an adjustable tunnel hood for extra cold-shielding capability. A shorter silhouette with a relaxed fit allows this jacket to easily move with your body for even more comfort.
- 28" length (size Medium)
- Lined, with 625-fill-power down fill
- Dry clean
- Made in Canada
- Two-way front-zip closure with snap storm placket
- Extended drawstring hood with removable extension trim
- Rib knit waistband and cuffs
- Front flap hand-warmer pockets; front slant pockets; sleeve pen pocket; drop-in pocket
- Water-resistant
- 85% polyester, 15% cotton
- Men's Clothing
- Item #6155051
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Canada Goose
Proudly made in Canada since 1957, Canada Goose offers the perfect blend of luxury and uncompromising craftsmanship. Every product is designed with purpose and informed by the rugged demands of the Canadian Arctic. And every piece is made in Canada with proprietary fabrics designed to ensure exceptional performance and protection—in whatever conditions you might face.
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215booker
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Large
Feb 8, 2021
nice jacket just fits small
I tried it on zipped it up and i didnt like that it was a high waist jacket for a man
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drowber
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Dec 24, 2021
Worth the price
My first CG jacket and I see why they’re priced accordingly. They’re constructed as expected, stylish and keep me warm.
The hood (and bomber style) was the reason why I bought this particular jacket. Living an active life with kids in the PNW, warm clothing in the fall/winter is a must.
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