It's cut from ultra - lightweight fabric and www.canadagoosesaler.com quilted with down for insulation. In both instances where I have gotten these coats, I have donated back to the WWF.
The knitwear line also suggests the company's willingness to sacrifice company mission for growth. Made in Italy and Romania, their knitwear does not have the "Made in Canada" assurance that defines part of the company's appeal and mission.
One of the keys to Canada Goose's success is the brand's authenticity. "Authentic" is a word that is used a lot these days but Canada Goose can credibly say that is has stayed true to its roots. Instead of moving manufacturing overseas it continues to manufacture its cold weather jackets in a country that actually has a cold climate, Canada. Given the high price tag for Canada Goose apparel and the fact that many consumers will only buy a winter coat every few years, manufacturing in Canada provides an additional level of trust with consumers. "Made in Canada" means something to this consumer.
2. The Pockets - I remember loving this about the last jacket, but the Triullum has FOUR pockets. I had plenty of down fleece wool coats, and I brought them all with me to New York in 2013. But it just wasn't the same.
They are are Canada Goose Coats both quintessentially cool for transitional fall weather and winter layering. If you won't buy something unless it's on sale, this coat may not be for you.
As far as the comparison to the Goose, I like the pockets on the Goose because they are big and slanted and can hold a lot. But every time since I got my Trillium, I miss the breast pockets. So it's a give and take. I guess it would be weird to have four slanted pockets, but that would be my wish!