Canada Goose Jackets Are Up to $695 Off During This Secret Early Black Friday Sale-Shop Styles Up to 43% Off

"There's no denying the traditionally steep price points on Canada Goose's high-quality, well-insulated jackets (that Travel + Leisure editors have deemed well-worth the investment), but if you've been holding out for a sale, this is your opportunity to score an iconic jacket for up to $695 off before Black Friday has even begun. Below, we've rounded up the 12 best Canada Goose deals with unmatched prices, so you don't have to compete with other shoppers waiting until the official event is underway."

"Mirroring the style of a timeless trench coat with a high-quality 100 percent cotton construction, this Canada Goose coat is a luxe addition to your packing list for the fall and winter, especially for layering over cozy knits. The slightly oversized jacket can be worn as-is or cinched at the waist with the accompanying belt for a more tailored look, and it even comes with a removable hood for use on particularly chilly days."

"A lightweight layer that's perfect for airport wear (and will take up virtually no space in your luggage), the Canada Goose Sinclair Jacket is now $195 off at Gilt, and it's great for active trips and leisurely vacations alike. The windbreaker-style coat has a drawcord hem that cinches at the waist to keep cold air from reaching your bare skin, and"

Gilt is hosting an early sale on Canada Goose outerwear with discounts reaching up to $695. The sale includes a curated set of 12 top Canada Goose deals and offers prices starting as low as $350. Canada Goose jackets are high-quality, well-insulated pieces that typically carry steep price points but can be worthwhile investments for cold-weather protection. A trench-like Canada Goose coat in 100 percent cotton offers a slightly oversized silhouette, an accompanying belt for optional tailoring, and a removable hood. The Sinclair Jacket is a lightweight, windbreaker-style layer now $195 off, featuring a drawcord hem to block cold air.

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