Reformation Canada Goose Outerwear Just Dropped—Here's Why It's Worth Every Penny

At $650, this water-repellant and wind-resistant jacket will keep you cozy for up to 41 degrees Fahrenheit. That makes it a great transitional piece to wear from fall to winter, and since it has an ultra-lightweight recycled nylon finish, you can easily layer it underneath coats for added warmth. What's most exciting is the reversible design for two separate looks, an exaggerated collar to keep your neck toasty and an adjustable interior drawcord to get the fit right.

BTW, this parka already sold out at Reformation, so if you want one, you'll want to act fast. The mid-calf length and recycled satin material (with a 625-fill power duck down) keep you from freezing at 22 degrees Fahrenheit and below without weighing you down. The down-filled removable hood and interior and exterior pockets complete it.

Comfort and versatility in 32- to 5 degrees Fahrenheit are what this puffer has to offer. Thanks to its dropped shoulders, lightweight feel (it's made with recycled ripstop) and interior drawcord, you'll wear it the most. Not to mention, it's fully reversible.

The difference between the Cypress vest and the Layla vest is the colorways. While the Cypress has bold prints, the Layla has gorgeous color blocking. And since it's reversible (with two exterior pockets), you can flip it around to a solid color.

This is the print version of the Mila puffer, coming in four reversible patterns from daffodil to lipstick. You can't go wrong with any of them, although we must admit we're obsessed with the mustard Anjelica print.