Canada Goose coyote fur.
For decades, the Canada Goose hood was framed by genuine North American coyote fur. Canada Goose no longer uses it. Every ArcticFur trim is that same material, made to zip onto the hood zipper of your Canada Goose.
Why coyote.
Coyote guard hairs shed frost instead of holding it, and the dense underfur breaks the wind before it reaches your face. That is why serious winter parkas have worn coyote for decades, and why a bare hood never looks finished. Our fur is North American coyote, from wild harvest regulated in Canada.
Three fur colours.
Every trim is real fur, so colour, density and length vary slightly from one to the next.
- Gold-Brown. The house colour: a beige-brown base beneath longer guard hairs that can turn almost golden.
- Milk-Brown. A mostly white fur, with light brown guard hairs.
- Silver-Light. White and grey hairs, with grey guard hairs over a white base on most trims.
Two cuts.
- Classic is our regular cut: fuller and thicker than the original Canada Goose fur.
- Grand goes a step further: bigger and fuller, with a bolder frame around the face.
Made for the hood zipper.
The fur is sewn to a trim in one of seven colours, with a zipper matched to your jacket. A shaping wire runs through the fur, so it holds the shape you give it. The trim zips onto the hood zipper of any Canada Goose jacket in seconds, and two questions about your jacket, on every product page, match it to your model.
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