Five Teen Vogue Editors Test Canada Goose Coats for Winter

Welcome to ‘Teen Vogue’s attempts,’ a series where Teen Vogue editors try out some of the newest releases, from fashion to beauty, helping you go beyond the hype.

Canada Goose is in fashion. It’s everywhere and we needed to know what all the fuss was about. On average, walking the streets of New York City between December and March, you’re bound to see a lot of Canada Goose jackets on the street. Living in the Northeast and in a city like New York, which can snow until the ninth hour, it is vital to have a coat that can withstand all the elements. That’s why we decided to put Canada Goose to the test. Some of our editors tried on a recent collection from the Toronto-based brand.

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Claire Dodson, senior culture editor