Canada Goose Crofton Jacket - Black - 40

The Crofton Jacket is designed to be weather-resistant, meaning it offers protection against light rain and snow. It is not fully waterproof, so for heavy downpours, a dedicated waterproof shell would be recommended over it.

No, the Canada Goose Crofton Jacket is strictly dry clean only. Machine washing or tumble drying can damage the down insulation and the jacket's materials, voiding its warranty and impacting its performance.

This jacket is ideal for transitional seasons like spring and autumn, or milder winter conditions. Its lightweight design also makes it an excellent layering piece for colder temperatures under a heavier outer shell.

The interior backpack straps allow you to wear the jacket over your shoulders when you're not actively wearing it, providing a hands-free carrying option. Simply unbutton the straps from their anchors, put your arms through them, and secure the jacket on your back.

Locate the designated interior pocket, often indicated by a label or a reverse zipper. Invert the jacket into this pocket, carefully pushing all parts of the jacket inside and zipping it closed. This creates a compact pouch for easy transport.

Power Stretch® refers to a type of fabric known for its excellent stretch, recovery, and moisture-wicking properties. In the Crofton Jacket, these cuffs provide a comfortable, snug fit around the wrists, helping to seal out cold air and retain warmth without feeling restrictive.

Yes, the Canada Goose Crofton Jacket is insulated with 90% duck down and 10% feathers. It also contains non-textile parts of animal origin within its construction.

This is common for down jackets after compression. Hang the jacket on a hanger for 24-48 hours. Gently fluff and pat different sections of the jacket to help redistribute the down and restore its loft.

It is normal for a small amount of down feathers to escape from time to time, especially with new down-filled garments. This typically reduces with wear. If excessive, check for any small tears or defects.

Ensure no fabric is caught in the zipper teeth. Apply a small amount of zipper lubricant or a graphite pencil to the zipper teeth to help it glide more smoothly. Avoid forcing the zipper.

For small spots, use a clean, damp cloth with a small amount of mild soap to gently blot the stain. Do not rub vigorously. For comprehensive cleaning, refer to the care instructions: dry clean only.