Canada Goose Snow Mantra Parka
Canada Goose Snow Mantra Parka
The Snow Mantra Parka has earned the crown for Canada Goose’s warmest jacket, per the brand, and that’s likely because it was made specifically for industrial and commercial work in the coldest places on earth. If you’re in search of something actually heavy-duty, this is your guy. It’s made with recycled organic Arctic Tech, which is the brand’s most comprehensive offering in all of its cold-weather apparel lineup. If you’re bracing yourself against snow and wind, this parka has a tunnel hood that cups your face and keeps warmth in and a fleece-lined throat latch so your neck isn’t vulnerable to frostbite. And because this coat was designed for workers, there’s maximum storage, too—five interior and nine exterior, to be exact (so an impressive 14 total). I can’t forget to mention the mesh pouches located near the kidney area, which house air-activated warmers to keep your vital organs toasty. How many people can say their winter coat warms up their organs?
Material: 83-85% Recycled Polyester, 15-17% Organic Cotton, and it also contains a fill made from 80% Goose Down, 20% Feathers
Features: Water-repellant, nine exterior pockets, five interior pockets, throat latch, tunnel hood, storm flap, wind guard, built-in nylon snow skirt
Colorways: 2
Sizes Available: XS-L (Note: the jacket sold out in women’s sizing, but some men’s sizes are still available)
Pros: Made for temperatures -22°F and below, made of sustainable materials, has lots of pockets, warms up your organs, and is designed for workers in the Canadian Arctic (so it’s super heavy-duty).
Cons: While the parka should provide enough warmth as is, it’s mid-length, so it doesn’t technically cover your entire leg, which might be a con to some. The coat is also more about function than style.
Material: 83-85% Recycled Polyester, 15-17% Organic Cotton, and it also contains a fill made from 80% Goose Down, 20% Feathers
Features: Water-repellant, nine exterior pockets, five interior pockets, throat latch, tunnel hood, storm flap, wind guard, built-in nylon snow skirt
Colorways: 2
Sizes Available: XS-L (Note: the jacket sold out in women’s sizing, but some men’s sizes are still available)
Pros: Made for temperatures -22°F and below, made of sustainable materials, has lots of pockets, warms up your organs, and is designed for workers in the Canadian Arctic (so it’s super heavy-duty).
Cons: While the parka should provide enough warmth as is, it’s mid-length, so it doesn’t technically cover your entire leg, which might be a con to some. The coat is also more about function than style.
