How can you tell a fake Canada Goose jacket?

To tell a fake Canada Goose jacket, first look at the Arctic Disc, usually located near the shoulder. Compare the patch on your jacket to images of the disc on authentic jackets posted on the official Canada Goose website and other reputable online sources. Any wording, font size or image discrepancies usually indicate a jacket is counterfeit.

If your jacket has fur trim, it should feel soft rather than bristly or stiff, and the seam that secures it to the jacket should be evenly stitched and secure. Jackets made from 2017 onwards will also have a hologram logo on a tag stitched into their lining. When you view the tag from different angles, you'll see a polar bear if the jacket is authentic.

If you have lingering doubts, you can request an authentication from Canada Goose within 30 days of purchase. You can find instructions for requesting this service on the brand's official site.

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