Canada Goose Brings Heritage, Design and Performance to Stockholm

Canada Goose brings its rich Canadian heritage and spirit of innovation to Stockholm with a multi level pop up experience at Nordiska Kompaniet . Opening on 13 October, the installation celebrates the brand’s legacy of craftsmanship through iconic outerwear, deconstructed garments and immersive storytelling, offering a closer look at the design and functionality behind some of its most recognisable pieces.

At the entrance, the Snow Mantra Parka takes centre stage in the window display. A defining expression of the brand’s technical expertise, the parka is constructed from 247 individual pieces and requires more than eight and a half hours to complete. Originally developed for some of the world’s most extreme environments, the design is engineered to perform in temperatures as low as minus 30 degrees Celsius, embodying Canada Goose’s enduring commitment to purpose driven design and exceptional functionality. Inside the NK Atrium, the new Erie Parka is presented in Optic White, an exclusive colourway available only at select wholesale locations. The installation offers an intimate look at the creative process behind the garment, bringing together original sketches, materials, trims and design elements that reveal the craftsmanship and considered details at the heart of the finished piece.

The experience continues at NK Stage, where visitors can explore and shop the Canada Goose Fall Winter 2026 collection until 10 November. Marking the brand’s largest offering of newness to date, the collection introduces bold silhouettes, fresh colourways and nostalgic graphics alongside returning signature styles. The result is a contemporary expression of the brand’s identity, balancing technical performance with an evolving approach to design. Bringing together past, present and performance, the Stockholm installation invites visitors to discover Canada Goose beyond the finished garment, celebrating the craftsmanship, innovation and design philosophy that continue to shape the brand’s approach to modern outerwear.

text by Ulrika Lindqvist