Canada Goose, the maker of popular luxury down parkas lined with coyote fur, has announced that it will cease buying fur by the end of this year and will stop using it on its products in 2022.

Canada Goose said Thursday it will stop buying fur by the end of this year and cease manufacturing fur products no later than the end of 2022. Canada Goose is icing out the fur trims on its jackets.

Canada Goose has finally surrendered in a long, bloody battle with animal-rights groups. The Toronto-based company said Thursday it will no longer use fur to manufacture its pricey winter coats ...

Real fur also justifies the $500 to $2,000 cost of Canada Goose’s jackets, and the switch from fur to another material likely won’t see the brand lowering the prices of its products.

Popular luxury parka brand Canada Goose announced Wednesday that it will no longer sell coats with virgin fur trim. Instead, as part of a new pledge to commit to operating sustainably, the company ...

For many years, Canada Goose has been the subject of widespread criticism from animal rights groups due to its utilization of animal fur, such as coyote fur, on a variety of its jackets and parkas.

Those Canada Goose jacket hoods are made of coyote fur and now it’s a hot commodity By Michael Hill Associated Press,February 28, 2019, 9:37 a.m. 153 ...

For three quarters of a century, Canada Goose has been one of the go-to places for luxury snow gear. There are a lot of choices you can make when looking for the best coats or the things you need ...

“Canada Goose is always the name that people relate to, but there are so many other brands that make similar coats,” says Mark Downey, CEO of Fur Harvesters Auction Inc. of North Bay, Ontario.

The fur ruff on the hood is faux, not Canada Goose’s real coyote, but to some shoppers, that’s a plus. The coat gets great marks for warmth from online reviewers in Illinois, Michigan ...