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Mammoth Outerwear

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“What polar vortex?” you will wonder when you wear this suede-lined and water-resistant parka from the made-in-Toronto brand.

Wully Outerwear Doe Parka ($699), at mammothouterwear.com.
 

Arc’Teryx

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This goose-down lined puffer is designed for freezing, dry weather. Winnipeg, we’re looking at you.

Arc’Teryx Cerium LT Hoody ($450), at arcteryx.com.
 

Freed & Freed

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Who said florals were for spring? This coat by 95-year-old Canadian (and Canadian-made) label Freed & Freed makes a compelling case for flowers in winter. 

Freed & Freed Rondeau ($1,395), at freedandfreed.com.
 

Sentaler

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Proof you do not have to sacrifice style for warmth.

Sentaler Round Neck Coat with Fur ($1,995), at sentaler.ca.
 

Canada Goose

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This three-quarter-length parker from the iconic Canuck brand comes in eight colours. Good luck picking just one.

Canada Goose Mystique Parka ($950), at canadagoose.com.
 

Soio and Kyo

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We love a long coat as much as we hate cold legs.

Soio and Kyo Chanelle Maxi Length Wool Coat ($520), at soiakyo.com.
 

Mackage

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Mackage is famous for their leather wares, but we have a feeling you’ll fall for this down coat just as quickly.

Mackage Harlin Mid Length Winter Down Coat with Fur Trim ($990), at mackage.com.
 

Rudsak

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Yes, you can wear off-white in winter. Just don’t sit down anywhere.

Rudsak Taiz Puffer jacket ($1,695) at rudsak.com.
 

Sosken

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Tweed feels fresh when combined with faux shearling sleeves

Sosken “Brodie” coat ($495), at thebay.com.