With winter around the corner, consumers shopping for avant-garde and utilitarian coats may be drawn to Canada Goose's new limited-edition BRANTA collection. The elevated collection was inspired by the glacial shift and draws motivation from the natural world. The collection was made in collaboration with artist Diane Burko and boasts intricate designs that fuse function and form.
The BRANTA collection boasts four unique styles including the unisex 'Viedma 4-in-1 Coat' that is made from wool and deconstructable, the unisex 'Atavist Coat' that has a streamlined silhouette, the women's 'Leduc Parka' that is fully reversible and boasts two jackets in one, and the men's 'Berendon Parka' that's also fully reversible and with two jacket options.
The entire collection is available online and in select retailers.
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