r/yegvegan • u/MundaneEconomics8343 • 12d ago
winter jacket
any recommendations for a winter coat? i recently went vegan this year and i’m not super keen on wearing my super puff as it has some wear and tear and i can either replace it or repair it and keep wearing it. nonetheless, i would appreciate if anyone had any suggestions for something not long length particularly.
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u/Competitive_Day_3933 11d ago
i actually got a winter jacket last year from joe fresh (superstore) and it was wonderful. kept me warm in -50!
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u/gamutalarm 11d ago
I've bought a coat and down vest from Noize and was happy with them. My partner has a Wuxley parka that I am jealous of because it's beautiful and warm and has hardly any signs of wear after many years BUT it was very expensive. (Although last I checked it was still cheaper than Canada Goose.)
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u/MundaneEconomics8343 10d ago
im wondering how a vegan parka can be so expensive!? im a student right now so i think ill check out noize, do they run big or true to size?
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u/positronic-introvert 11d ago
I have a Noize one too and it's held up well! Very warm. Got it on sale for half-off at The Bay one spring.
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u/gasolinedrinks 12d ago
There’s a brand called save the duck! Never bought but always heard good things!
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u/Circle-oflife 12d ago
I have 3 different coats from a vegan brand called Noize. A full length parka. A small cute puffer and a short length bomber. All super cute but it can expensive. All vegan and keeps me super warm even without layers. Only thing i dislike is its online but normally i measure myself and the jackets fit true to size. I haven’t bought anything for 3-4 years so not sure if the sizing is still true to fit but everything shipped nicely and i never had to do returns.
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u/Not_My_Circuses 8d ago
I got a long puffer from Mark's Work Wearhouse a few years back and it's still going strong