Canada Goose supports filmmakers with special edition jacket & pop-up shop at Sundance

By

Dani Greene

Published
Jan 22, 2016

This will be the fourth year that Canada Goose shows its support for filmmakers by creating its official Sundance 2016 jacket. The jacket is a special-edition Brookvale coat only available to directors and jury members. Canada Goose will also have a pop-up shop in Park City, Utah, during the festival.
 

The company’s “Goose People,” accomplished adventurers, will be onsite at Sundance and are also featured in the Paul Haggis short film “Out There.” The film showcases Canada Goose’s history of ensuring that those working, living and playing in the coldest places on the planet stay warm.

Canada Goose Inc. was founded in Toronto, Canada 58 years ago. Since then, the company has become a leading maker of Arctic luxury apparel. Canada Goose employs over 1,000 people worldwide and is a longtime partner of Polar Bears International.