The Canada Goose Outlet Is Too Good to Gatekeep—and It's Totally Worth Shopping Now to Save on Next Winter's Jacket

As a Sales and Deals Editor, I always encourage shopping for investment pieces two seasons ahead of time. Not only are you bound to find some of the best deals on items when they're out of season, but you'll also have a better chance of finding your size, especially when it comes to more in-demand brands. Case in point: I found a Canada Goose Outlet stocked with a boatload of parkas, vests and more for up to *59 percent* off right this minute. I don't think I need to tell you how rare that is, so if you weren't already considering buying one of the brand's high-quality down coats on sale to have for next winter, you definitely should be.

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After all, this may be your only chance to scoop up the flattering Marlow down coat ($1,295; $1,021) for nearly $275 off. Why else do you think it's flying off the shelves as I type? The style has "a mid-length for a range of mobility and an adjustable, removable belt to enhance the silhouette," per the brand. In other words, it's an investment piece that'll keep you looking *and* feeling good in frigid temps, not least of all because it has a water-repellant shell, 750--fill-power down insulation and pockets for days (including one for your hands, so you can ditch your gloves). Impressed yet? I certainly am, but that's not the only Canada Goose jacket I'm highly considering buying on sale RN.

I must admit, I also have my eye on the brand's Paradigm Chilliwack bomber jacket ($1,850; $1,013), which is currently marked down by a whopping $837. Not only does it have a customizable look complete with a drawcord hood and removable quilted trim, but its 90 percent duck down and 10 percent feather fill should offer exceptional warmth, whether you're hitting the slopes or snowy city streets. IMO, it also gets bonus points for its slightly cropped cut that should hit just below the hip, so it shouldn't swallow you up like other puffers. However, if a longer length and extra coverage are what you're looking for, then the Kenton Humanature parka ($1,275; $1,020) might be more up your alley. Thanks to its removable hood and wind-resistant material, it'll keep you cozy from your head down to your thighs. Throw in the $255 discount, and it's a no-brainer.