Kensington Canada Goose Women's Parka

• Shell material: 195gsm, Arctic-Tech; 85% polyester, 15% cotton blend with a DWR (Durable Water Repellant) finish
• Lining material: 55gsm, nylon plain weave treated with water-repellent finish
• Insulation: 625 fill power white duck down
• 2-way adjustable, down hood, with a removable fur ruff
• Fleece lined hood
• Elasticized nylon rib-knit collar and wrist cuffs
• Four sets of outer pockets offer great storage options as well as a place to keep your hands warm
• Exterior adjustable straps at the waist gives you the option of a slimmer fit
• Interior shoulder straps allow you to carry the parka as a backpack when indoors, allowing you to keep your arms free
• Two kick pleats on the back of the jacket secure with buttons
• Fit: slim insulated
• Length: long, thigh-length

You love the warmth of down but you're tired of the puffy, bulky fit of a down jacket. The Canada Goose Ladies Kensington Parka keeps you toasty warm and preserves your slim silhouette. This long winter jacket is made with an outer shell of Arctic-Tech poly/cotton blend fabric with a DWR finish to repel snowflakes. Lined with nylon, you'll be able to easily slide this Canada Goose coat on over mid layers and it will wick moisture to keep you dry and comfortable. Take a walk along a snowy forest path or unbutton the kick pleats at the back to give yourself mobility on horseback or snowmobile. A fleece-lined, down hood has a removable coyote fur ruff for warmth in the backcountry and style in town and multiple zippered pockets offer secure storage for small essentials from a map and compass to an iPod. A modern take on a classic winter parka, the Canada Goose Kensington Parka for women will be a favorite for winter adventures.

Purchase USD$45 or more and get free shipping. The Canada Goose Kensington Parka for Women is available through Altrec.com.

Customer Reviews for the Kensington Canada Goose Women's Parka

Vonster - February 11, 2011

Great Look and Purpose
I originally bought the trillium XS and thought I needed something that heavy duty for working outside but I'm wrong. The trillium is too thick so I decided to try the Kensington which is slightly longer and has half the insulation (re: CG). The Kensington is definetely slimmer but warm enough for me to be 2-3 hours outside in -20. It looks great and it's warm so good enough for me. Though I wasn't sure why the price difference between the Trillium and Kensington as the trillium appears to be a lot thicker, thicker materials, better fur and just seem better quality overall. The Kensington has slightly weird buttons that I don't use because they are not very practical at all. I prefer the Trillium snap buttons for ease of use. The chest warmer pockets on the Kensington are too short for you to put your hands in. However, I still choose the Kensington for the style. Pros: slimming & warm, rear flaps, carrying inside straps Cons: no neck protection, tight neck colar/zipper, no wire in the hood and the hood is not detachable (the fur is).

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