The Canadian retailer has launched its HUMANATURE Capsule, a collection designed for both people and the planet.
The five-piece capsule collection has been made using recycled Feather-Light Ripstop, the recycled version of the brands proprietary fabric. Last year, the brand committed to transitioning to 90 per cent Preferred Fibres and Materials (PFMs include recycled and organic materials) by 2025 and the HUMANATURE Capsule is the largest collection of PFMs to date.
The Standard Expedition returns, alongside four new styles: Ryha Overcoat, Keifer Puffer, Ryker Overcoat and Nairo Puffer – all made with Recycled Feather-Light Ripstop. Created using 100 per cent recycled Nylon, the performance qualities of the sustainable version of the Feather-Light Ripstop remain, making these styles durable, water-repellent and lightweight. The cashmere touch points add comfort, while the adjustable and removable features provide versatility between seasons and weather. The down throughout the HUMANATURE Capsule is also 100 per cent responsibly sourced.
HUMANATURE is Canada Goose’s purpose platform, uniting its sustainability and values-based initiatives. It was born from the belief that to be human, is to be a part of nature; as everyone has an inherent responsibility to give back, protect the planet and make an impact. HUMANATURE underscores the brand’s purpose to keep the planet cold and the people on it warm. Canada Goose is dedicated to keeping the planet cold through its Sustainable Impact Strategy, supporting the planet and environment. Drafting off its renowned legacy, the brand physically and symbolically keeps people warm through product, but also its celebration of communities, people and culture.
