Thinking about it, given the temperatures it may still be a little early to report on the coming autumn/winter 2010/2011 collection. But since the manufacturer is better known for polar and Arctic clothing, I’ll turn a blind eye – up there you don’t break a sweat that quickly even in summer. In the coming season, Canada Goose is offering a softshell jacket for the first time.
Technical specifications of the Tremblant Jacket
Colours: Mid Grey, Black, Red, Spirit (men), and Red, Black, Hyacinth, Mid Grey (women)- Sizes: XS – XXL (men), XXS – XL (women)
- Material: water-repellent & breathable Polartec® Powershield® O2 with DWR finish and high-loft fleece on the inside
- 100% nylon ripstop hood
(can be rolled up and stowed in the collar) - two-way front zip (YKK®) with Canada Goose logo puller
- laminated pocket zips
- 3M™ reflectors on the side hem
- cuffs with Velcro® closure
- brushed tricot on the inside of the collar
- individually adjustable hem
The Polartec® Power Shield® O² used in the Tremblant Jackets is an almost 100% windproof material. The jacket is also said to offer maximum warmth relative to its weight. A perforated membrane is meant to transport moisture to the outside twice as well as conventional softshell jackets and to minimise the risk of overheating. There is high-loft fleece on the inside of the jacket.
We currently have no information on the price or weight of the jacket.
Images & source: eastside communications
