August 30, 2011Canada Goose Montebello vs. Nobis Luna

You can finally both look pretty and feel like you’re in your living room with the Canada Goose Montebello and Nobis Luna. These parkas are made for keeping out the fiercest winters while having you look as fierce as possible. The only downside to these down-filled jackets is having to choose! That’s why I crafted this article for you. Click the link below to find out what makes these coats great and what sets them apart.

Similarities

Here’s why these parkas are tailor-made for winter. First of all they are filled with white duck down. Down is the lightest and best insulator in the world. They are also windproof and are equipped with snug interior cuffs, protecting you from the coldest gusts. Speaking of which, if need be, they have adjustable insulated hoods that have removable fur ruffs. Comfy. Furthermore, they don’t only look good, they are also practical with their two upper and two lower pockets, not to mention and interior zip stash pocket. Everything is wrapped up with a 2 way front zipper. This is to allow you greater movement, while keeping the jacket as closed as possible. Now that we’ve seen the main differences, let’s take a look at the differences.

Nobis Luna

• Hidden Magnetic closures on wind flap. Sleek and sexy.
• Removable hood. Makes for a more versatile look and feel.
• Available faux-fur ruff. Not everyone wants real fur.Choice is freedom.
• Wire in hood. This makes the hood quite mouldable, meaning you can adjust for looks and for comfort with ease.
• Waterproof. This means that if ever you get caught in some surprise rain, you needn’t worry about getting you or the down wet.
• Interior cuffs have thumb holes. Gets you just a bit of extra heat and helps keep the cuff in place under gloves or mittens.

Canada Goose Montebello

• Button closures on wind flap and hip pockets. A more traditional look adds an accent.
• 2 inside pockets. The left interior pocket has an additional internal stretchable pocket, perfect for electrogizmos, with a convenient headphone access opening.
• Utility pocket on left arm. More for looks, but if ever you do need it, you’ll be glad you have it!
• Interior shoulder straps. These allow you to carry the parka like a backpack when indoors, keeping your arms free and your body from boiling.
• Internal elastic drawcord to adjust the waist. This can help you create a more attractive silhouette.
• Fleece-lined upper pockets. Great for keeping hands cozy.

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