But the iconic look has morphed as the Toronto-based company ditched the coyote fur last year and branched into boots, bags, sweatpants, sneakers and more. Warmer winters and tougher economic ...

Canada Goose has used natural furs in its coats and parkas for decades. However, by the end of 2022, the brand plans to begin selling jackets without any fur — a shift for the 64-year-old company.

Now, it appears that it will not just be coyote fur but all types of fur. The announcement comes as a part of its new purpose-based platform to push Canada Goose to become more sustainable.

Toronto-based Canada Goose has caved to years of activist pressure and agreed to eliminate fur from all its products by end of 2022.

A decision by Canada Goose to no longer use coyote fur trim on its signature parkas could cost taxpayers, according to a group representing Ontario trappers, adding that animals will still need to ...

Canada Goose, best known for its coyote fur-trimmed jackets, has announced it will discontinue the use of real animal fur in its products by 2022.

Luxury outerwear brand Canada Goose has publicly committed to ending all use of fur on its eponymous jackets by 2022. Can it leverage textile innovations to offer truly a sustainable alternative?

Canada Goose has pledged to completely phase out the use of animal fur in its products by next year, following a series of other apparel companies that have unveiled similar plans after years of ...

Canada Goose fashion brand to go fur-free by the end of 2022 The Canadian company has previously been criticised by animal rights groups for using Coyote fur as a trim on its premium jackets.

Canada Goose has long been criticised by animal welfare groups like the People for Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) as its winter parkas have their hoods lined with coyote fur.

The brand has been heavily criticised by animal rights groups for the use of coyote fur on the trim of its parkas. But Canada Goose has now been praised for its decision to cease its use.