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Beat back the worst cold that winter can dish out with the Canada Goose Men’s Chilliwack Parka. This expedition parka features high-loft duck down to keep you warmly cut off from the harsh outside world. A strip of coyote fur adds warmth and wind protection, and four front pockets hold your daily essentials and extra gloves. Elastic cuffs and waistband and a drawcord hem help seal out intrusive cold air.
Yes, it would fit you. I have a brand new canada goose chilliwack same color and size small. My uncle is your height. It will fit you contact me fashionexperts20@yahoo.com
I just got this jacketon tues jan31 2012. Totally love it, very well made and warm. Can not go wrong buying this jacket. The look is timeless and it is a jacket that will last for many years.
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Easily the best-looking down jacket I've owned and quite warm, although somewhat limited in that area by its length. The jacket feels even shorter than it actually is--I find myself pulling it down every so often because it seems like it's riding up on my hips. The hood is toasty, and the sleeves are almost air-tight--no wind gets in anywhere. Very, very snug, which also greatly benefits the jacket's silhouette. And the outer shell is just so much more attractive than the ubiquitous hand-grenade style. You can't help but look good in it. On the down side (pun intended), the pockets are small and shallow. I have to fold my gloves to get them in there and I can't even get my hands in up to my wrists. Also, the zipper is on the wrong side. I've been zipping my jackets up one way for fifty years. Maybe I'm unusually uncoordinated, but I still don't like taking so long to get the stupid zipper lined up. Very, very annoying. Overall, five stars for looks, four-and-a- half for warmth, but CG has some work to do on the ergonomics.
I totally love this jacket. I got it in the celtic green & totally love it. Wearing it in the streets of Toronto, only requires me in a T-shirt b/c it keeps me totally warm.
I took it up to Blue Mountain & totally fell in love with it when I returned to my suite wet since I was sweating in minus 20 degrees temperature.
This jacket totally rocks! Moreover, in TO its also a fashion statement.
Hi I have been trying to source a black mens chilliwack xxxl bomber but have had no luck I am a 50 inch chest and have a timberland xxxl bomber which fits good and reckon will need same for c.g., i am based in italy , any help with this would be great, at this stage will consider new or used item in vgc thanks
just ordered a chilliwack xl, after having it exchanged for my xl constable, i was excited as hell cause im a wimp and freeze easily. i was told to stick with an xl, but it fits completley different then the constable. with a sweater on underneath, i was able to zip up but looked like i couldnt breath!, make sure you size up with this jacket!! it will be worth it, now im stuck waiting another week to wear this jacket, which sucks, however stick with backcountry.com, they are the best customer service people i have ever dealt with. it was truly a pleasure. and i spoke with 4 or five different people, however even tho the size ended up wrong, emily is still the best!!
well i have a question about the Canada Goose Yorkville Parka im not sure how they fit and i want to buy one anyone think they could help me?? im about 5"8-5"9 and around 120lbs im pretty slim but have long arms if anyone has the answer to my question i would gladly enjoy your help
My Boyfriend is 6'5" tall (weights about 230LB) and has very long arms. He tried on an Expadition in the XL but it was to short in the sleeve. I am now looking at the Chilliwack or the Yorkville for him. Would the sleeves be that much longer on the XXL? about 1 more inch would have been better for him.
I bought a Black Chilliwack like 2 weeks ago, pretty nice jacket.It was hard to zip up the jacket because of the lining and how its a heavy duty double zipper but although i got use to its a pretty good coat.Also its like the warmest jacket i ever had just needed a hat and mittens to get cover when worn.
Hi i am around 5'7" or 5'8" weighing 165lbs and im 16 yrs old so im still growing. I want the jacket to last atleast 3 years. I DON'T like wearing my clothes loose and baggy, I like it perfectly fitted. What size should I get?
If you have long arms and/or torso, it might be a short fit. the cuffs add some extension to the length of the arms, but it depends on your style and how you wear your clothes.
I was very disappointed with this jacket for one main reason: the zipper slider would catch/snag on the fabric when I tried to zip it up or down in the neck area. The zipper slider would get so snagged that I actually couldn't unzip it after I zipped it all the way up and would have to slip the jacket off over my head. Needless to say, I returned it.
I really hoped that this jacket would be as good as I thought it would be, BUT IT'S WORTHLESS WITHOUT A FUNCTIONING ZIPPER!! It is a nice looking jacket, though, and I would have loved this jacket if the zipper worked.
I contacted Canada Goose and got a reply from one person stating that she has never heard of this problem with the Chilliwack. I find it hard to believe that I'm the only one who's had this problem.
I also had problems finding the right size. I am 5' 9", 170 lbs., 46" chest, and 36" waist. I purchased both the large and XL. The large was too tight around my chest, especially if I had to bend over to pick something up, tie shoes, etc. The XL fit perfect around my chest but was too loose around my waist.
its not about weight i bought a size medium and the zipper was difficult for me at first but you have to get use to it because its a heavyduty zipper not normal ones
The problem is with the zipper, not my weight. I did, however, have troubles finding a suitable size due to my broad shoulders and large chest/rib cage.
The main issue I have is that the zipper slider would get caught on the jacket's material - faulty engineering, obviously. This flaw could easily be fixed by using a narrower zipper slider or by trimming the material back, etc. I just can't believe a $545 jacket has this problem. I sure can't be messing around with a snagged zipper in sub-zero temperatures! I am just glad I could return it; otherwise I would be stuck with a $545 dog blanket.
Hey, just ordered my Chilliwack in an XXL. I'm 6'2ish and about 210 pounds, not fat, but wide shoulders. I've never ordered an XXL in anything but i heard to go a size up with this jacket. I'll write a full review when it comes in and let you know how it fits.
I bought this jacket last year as i am tired of the long cold New England Winters. It is the best coat i have ever owned. I have never felt the cold once. It's exterior is waterproof and the rain runs off it. The only thing that drives ne a little nuts is the fur around my face so i trimmed it back. The coat is still ike new and i belive it will last many many years. It's expensive but I have bought coat after coat that say they keep you warm and don't and they add up to more than this cost. Just my opinion.
Hi, Im 6 ft and weigh 165 pounds..I normally wear EU 48 for my jackets..im wondering should i get a M or L?? M seems fit for me but im afraid of the length of the jacket might be too short for me
Please help me as its getting cold and i really need a warmer jacket! Thanks
Medium, if not a small. These jackets run huge so size down. Contact CG or any retailer north of the border to verify this. If you're an EU48 you will be swimming in a large and probably a medium but the Chilliwack runs short so a small might be too short if you're 6ft. You might want to opt for a mid-thigh jacket like the Chateau, Ontario or Constable. No doubt Chilliwack's are a difficult fit.
I just received my chilliwack parka by post having ordered it online. I thought that I had researched my size correctly (42 Europe) but the medium is a bit snug, therefore my advice is not to buy it online and try it on before you purchase it. also remember it is very waisted so if it is very cold your legs will feel it. finally for this price i'm not convinced it is good value.
If you're a European Size 42, that means your body size is extra-small (verging on XXS). I suspect that you got the sizing confused, and you're really a North American Size 42, in which case you'd be wearing a size Large; so the Canada Goose sizing would be correct.
I ordered the jacket in XL and I must say it's the perfect size for me. I couldn't have picked a smaller size; then the jacket would be too short. Neither could I've picked a bigger size as it would become to massive around my chest. It fitted well around my hips/waist as well (use W36L34 in regular pants).
The funny thing is that I tried a regular Canada Goose Parka in Medium, which seemed to fit well. So be aware about the sizing! In other jackets I have 44/54 in some shirts/dresses(fits tight), XXL euro jacket, XL US jacket etc...
Tip: This jacket is short, and is supposed to be short. If you are uncomfortable with this, then don't order the jacket. I had a jacket in somewhat the same design last year, so I'm already used to it. Use Googles Image search for chilliwack parka and you will see what I mean.
The warmest and best looking jacket by far. I have to wonder how they killed those coyote to get the fur for the hood. It sure does make me feel guilty knowing its real fur. I wont buy again from canada goose because they kill so many animals but this jacket is so darn warm its incredible. I hope to buy a canada goose parka next time because I'm such a gear freak but only if they make it with no fur or at least fake fur. I have 4 arcteryx jackets and they are more waterproof but not as warm as this one. It is slightly warmer than the fission sv but would not be as waterproof. Overall this is warmer than any other jacket on the market, I wonder why they dont wear canada goose jackets when climbing Everest?
Wow. It never ceases to amaze me at how some will just spout nonsense in a review when the actual facts and answers to your questions are at your fingertips. Canada Goose has a very transparent fur acquisition policy:
http://www.canada-goose.com/fur-policy/
They use real fur because synthetic fur freezes in extreme conditions and fails to perform the function.
Also amazed that you ask why the elusive "they" don't use Canada Goose when climbing Everest. On October 5 1982, Laurie Skreslet became the first Canadian to summit Everest. He was wearing a Metro Sportswear "Snow Goose" parka. Canada Goose started under the name Metro Sportswear in 1957 and has been a family owned and operated company since inception. Metro began selling all products under the name Canada Goose in 2000. Details on their web site: http://www.canada-goose.com/our-story/
I hope these facts help some that read the drivel in the above review.
Canada Goose uses coyote fur for the hood ruff because it is the only fur known not to freeze making it ideal in cold climate conditions. How they get the fur, I don't know but I can tell you that, at least where I lived in Manatoba, Canada, there was an overpopulation of coyotes which adversley affected deer poulations in the area. I own a Canada Goose Snow Mantra, as well as a Chilliwack parka. My whole family has Canada Goose coats and we swear by the quality and waranty.
I'd really like to buy my boryfriend one of these jackets for his birthday but I'm not sure about the sizing. He's a pretty small guy, around 5'6 - my instinct would be to get him a small - but his chest and arms are big so I don't want it to be too tight. Any advice out there?
Get a large. I think he normally wears a medium so go up one size. Underneath a jacket like that you want to layer! If you're wearing only a t-shirt, you could get away with a less roomier jacket but you wouldn't want to.
Since I can't try this jacket on in person I'm relying on the wisdom of you good people out there to see if a M or L would be the best size for me. I wear a 38R or 40 R suit (depending on cut/designer). Should I go for a L? I'm 6 feet tall and 175 lbs.
Any input would be greatly appreciated. thanks much :)
Greetings. I puchased this coat about a month ago and it has got to be the warmest coat I've ever purchased. I'm 6.3 220lbs and was undecided between the large or xlarge. I ended up going with the extra large. It gave me a little more room which I liked. The large would have fit a little snug. I would suggest you get the large. Hope this helps
I am having concerns to whether i should buying this product online (cant find locally in Toronto Canada), because of some sizing issues everyone has been talking about. My chest size is 42.5", My height is 6 2", im about 205 lbs. Also I am not fat, my stomach isnt hanging out. What size would be a "normal fit" for me? not too tight and not too loose, just in between. Please let me know thanks.
I'm 5'7", chest 40", 190lbs and waist 41", should I go for XL? For Burton's Sig Fit, I'm going for L, CG Expedition Parka, I'm going for L, and Columbia, I'm between L and XL.
Watch out with that model. I had a great deal on one and had to turn it down; even the XXL didn't fit, which was a first. Its a form fit style, with very small pockets to boot. Its a great jacket and everything Canada Goose makes is top class, but the Chilliwack fits tight and form fitting.......
Pretty soon I'll be taking a trip to Alaska in mid winter to see the Iditarod and I am wondering if this would be a good jacket, anyone know if this is good for Alaskan winters?
It would be good but not as good as a parka. Parkas are longer so it will help trap in more body heat. I would look for the Canada Goose expedition parka and if you really want to be warm the Snow Mantra parka from Canada Goose.
The hood on the Chilliwack does not come off. Canada Goose makes a jacket called the Yorkville, which is basically the same as the Chilliwack, but with a removable hood.
Maybe the Expedition, Snow Mantra or Heli Arctic models, but the Chilliwack doesn't offer much in the way of bum and upper thigh protection. They are awesome coats though.
I just got this jacketon tues jan31 2012. Totally love it, very well made and warm. Can not go wrong buying this jacket. The look is timeless and it is more...
Easily the best-looking down jacket I've owned and quite warm, although somewhat limited in that area by its length. The jacket feels even shorter more...