Canada Goose’s Biggest Collection Yet Comes With a Western Twist

Canada Goose has released its largest range yet with the Fall/Winter 2026 collection, styled and directed by creative director Haider Ackermann. It’s the second season under “Second Nature,” the brand’s ongoing idea that you get better at dressing for winter the more winters you actually live through. 

Puffers and vests come later in the season with the Sterling and Fallon collections, followed by Après-Ski and Holiday, which bring Western-inspired design into fleece and apparel. Fleece styles come in brighter colour-blocked tones, and there’s nostalgic graphics, plaids and prints across knitwear, shirting and lightweight down. Plus, there’s collegiate-style colours and a bigger range of knitwear, scarves, toques and footwear. Women’s transitional outerwear grows too, giving more options for layering through the season. 

Canada Goose remains fur-free across the line. The faux fur trims on select styles, including the Aren, Shelbourne and Louise parkas, are made from recycled materials, including recycled polyester and post-consumer plastic bottles.

The Fall/Winter 2026 collection is available now at canadagoose.com, Canada Goose stores, and select retailers.