Canada Goose Langford Parka Review

In this review, we will focus on the Langford parka by Canada Goose – one of the best-selling brands north of the US.

Nobody does winter like Canada. So, it makes perfect sense that Canadian-made parkas and winter jackets are some of the warmest jackets that exist on this planet. In this review, we will focus on the Langford parka by Canada Goose – one of the best-selling brands north of the US.

This is a men’s parka, so it’s not really a good choice for the ladies. Especially because it’s kind of slim in the hip area, and it would not be a good fit for the average female body. But don’t fret ladies – there are plenty of other down parkas that you’ll love.

And gentlemen, let’s check out the Langford parka, and talk about all of its features. By the end of this detailed review, you’ll be 100% sure whether or not this is the right jacket for you!

Materials And Insulation

The Langford parka was designed to endure even Canadian winters. This really sounds promising, since we all know how cold it can get there. In fact, the exterior of the jacket is made from Canada Goose’s proprietary material called Arctic-Tech.

This material promises to keep you warm even in temperatures as low as -25 degrees Celsius, which is awesome. It is actually a mixture of 85% polyester and 15% cotton, coated with a DWR finish. This also means that the jacket is water-resistant, at the very least.

And it is also windproof, which significantly improves how warm it is. Overall, it is a really tough jacket, meant for some tough weather. If you live in an area where the winters are mild and the temperatures rarely go below zero, I really don’t think you need this jacket.

As for the insulation, the Langford parka is filled with 625 fill power duck down. Which is actually the warmest insulation you could get. But, keep in mind that the fill power of down ranges from 300-900, the highest number marking the highest quality. 625 fill power is kind of average, especially for a pricey jacket like this one.

You also probably noticed the fur ruff on the hood – that’s natural coyote fur. Now, if you really like everything else about the jacket but don’t want to wear natural fur, you should know that the ruff is removable. I don’t want to get into your personal views on the use of natural fur in clothing, but it