Canada Goose

[pbitcke]

I know we're having a delayed winter this year, but I've heard Canada Goose has unparalleled quality for warm winter coats. Anyone know of any deals? Or any alternatives with good deals?

[Ergel]

Bought a north face Brooklyn jacket for my wife last winter for $194 from some random online retailer (sunny sports). Rather spend that than ~$700 on a Canada goose

[EJB]

I can't imagine my coworkers all pay $700 for CG coats

[grodnoking]

I can't imagine my coworkers all pay $700 for CG coats

Google it.

[EJB]

Google it.

must be a cheaper way to get it in canada then...

[sky121]

I can't imagine my coworkers all pay $700 for CG coats

Think you'd be surprised.

[Ergel]

Think you'd be surprised.

+1
Although with the exchange rate now it's cheaper for Americans

[EJB]

+1
Although with the exchange rate now it's cheaper for Americans

Don't see why anyone in NY would pay that much for an ugly coat. It doesn't get cold enough to benefit from it here over a $200 coat IMO.

[chucksterace]

I got one last week here in the states last week but just returned it and will be buying it from a Canada company. Its the same price up there but because of the exchange rate comes out to about $200 cheaper.

And the best part.. I'm buying it from the Nordstrom store in Vancouver, and paying in Canadian Dollars but its shipping but a store in Washington. Gotta love putting exchange rates to your advantage.

[CS91]

Bought a north face Brooklyn jacket for my wife last winter for $194 from some random online retailer (sunny sports). Rather spend that than ~$700 on a Canada goose

Can't compare the two. Canada Goose is way warmer.

[ckmk47]

I came to this thread to share complaints about the Canada Geese that flood the parks and make a mess.  NY should have 'shochet day' where we come with nets and haul them off for supper.  They'd probably be tough, but we can keep the feathers for down coats. 
I hope you all stay warm this winter.

[yakrot]

I came to this thread to share complaints about the Canada Geese that flood the parks and make a mess.  NY should have 'shochet day' where we come with nets and haul them off for supper.  They'd probably be tough, but we can keep the feathers for down coats. 
I hope you all stay warm this winter.

ill commiserate with you,I really hate those Canadian geese

[wfoley85]

Massey's Outfitters:

BeFrugal - 9% CB
Coupon codes accepted on Canada Goose - ZANAKI is 30% off right now

Brings an $825 coat down to $638 after cashback.

[mrprez27]

I came to this thread to share complaints about the Canada Geese that flood the parks and make a mess.  NY should have 'shochet day' where we come with nets and haul them off for supper.  They'd probably be tough, but we can keep the feathers for down coats. 
I hope you all stay warm this winter.

hahaha

[mrprez27]

Massey's Outfitters:

BeFrugal - 9% CB
Coupon codes accepted on Canada Goose - ZANAKI is 30% off right now

Brings an $825 coat down to $638 after cashback.

can you stack that on buying it in Canada?

[yuneeq]

Massey's Outfitters:

BeFrugal - 9% CB
Coupon codes accepted on Canada Goose - ZANAKI is 30% off right now

Brings an $825 coat down to $638 after cashback.

30% off would bring it to $577 before cashback.
I tested it and it's 15% off which brings it to $701 before cashback.
Or $638 after 9% cashback.

[Yankee123]

Does anyone know the prices of their coats in Canada? Maybe I'm wrong, but at the moment where the Canadian dollar is holding, wouldnt it make sense to buy a CG coat in Canada?

[myb821]

Does anyone know the prices of their coats in Canada? Maybe I'm wrong, but at the moment where the Canadian dollar is holding, wouldnt it make sense to buy a CG coat in Canada?

you could read upthread and see that other ppl already discussed that.

[Yankee123]

For some reason I didnt see the 1st page to this thread*brain fart* 

And the best part.. I'm buying it from the Nordstrom store in Vancouver, and paying in Canadian Dollars but its shipping but a store in Washington. Gotta love putting exchange rates to your advantage.

How did that work out for you?