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Canada Goose

Clair Coat Black Label

$1,050

FabricNylon/polyamide/spandex
FitStraight fit
Made inCanada

The Canada Goose Clair Coat is a black quilted puffer coat designed for cold-weather protection with a fixed snorkel hood, hidden cord lock adjuster and feather/down fill. Its nylon/polyamide/spandex construction is finished with a nylon/spandex lining, a two-way center-front zipper, power stretch cuffs and a sueded tricot chin guard. The straight-fit hem falls above the knee, while backpack straps, fleece-lined zip pockets and an interior security pocket add practical versatility. Made in Canada; machine wash cold.

From Our Closets

Packed 113 times

Most often for Capri in September. Aggregated from Vêtir Voyage packing lists.

Top Destinations

  • Capri
    25
  • New York
    25
  • Positano
    18
  • Gstaad
    13
  • Paris
    7

The Fit

The straight above-knee silhouette is designed to fit small, so consider ordering one size up. Compare the available sizes when choosing your preferred layering room.

Fit guide
SizeWhere or how it sitsBest for
SmallStraight through the bodyLight layering
LargeStraight through the bodyMore room for winter layers

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Our Stylist's Notes

"I would layer this streamlined puffer over a fine-knit sweater and tailored trousers for polished cold-weather commuting. Its black finish and two-way zip also make it easy to style with denim and winter boots for weekend travel."

Olga K.

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