February 22, 2012Canada Goose Fit

Size & Fit

"Which size should I get for my Canada Goose parka?" We often get asked what size Canada Goose is the right one. It's a great question and it depends on a few factors. Beyond your personal preference, there's your body size. We have made a sizing chart for your here. Those indicate measurements for your body. They don't take into account fit. Speaking of which, Canada Goose makes its jackets with three fit types: Slim, Regular and Relaxed. Below, you'll find a description of each style and a chart with the jackets organized by fit.

Slim Fit

You'll find that these are tighter than the average fit you're used to wearing. If you like a fit that's very close to the body, this one's for you. If you are debating between two sizes, you should consider the larger of the two.

Regular Fit

You'll find that these have a pretty average fit, if slightly looser than most. You should simply get your normal size. Those who want it close to the body should be careful because ordering a size too small will mean sleeves that are too short.

Relaxed Fit

Relaxed in this case is an understatement. They are very loose. Perhaps the loosest you'll ever wear in the corresponding size. This extra room has a function. In the coldest environments, on the coldest days, you'll want to be able to ad some layers. The looseness allows just that; it means you can easily add a good 10-15C to your jacket. Despite the looseness, the jacket is still made for the body indicated in the sizing chart. If you are debating between two sizes, feel free to order the smaller one. If you are looking to downsize more than one size for a trimmer fit, you should think about getting another model.

Here is an alphabetical list of jackets by category:

Canada Goose sizing charts are here. Click the picture.

If you have any questions, please let us know in the comment section.

-Juan Altitude