Designed to keep you warm and allow a full range of motion, Mountain Hardwear’s Stretchdown Collection features PFC-free DWR and a lightweight down filling that’s RDS-certified. Mountain Hardwear is also a proud POW Canada partner, making the Stretchdown Collection a top choice for supporting sustainability, and all your winter activities.

Burton’s commitment to sustainability began in earnest a decade ago when they joined the bluesign System. A year later, in 2012, Burton founded their company-wide sustainability program to make sure they were embedding their values in the business.  Burton in Canada achieved carbon neutral certification as of 2020.  For Burton, sustainability isn’t a “nice to have”—it’s essential to how they do business.

Patagonia knows that every manufactured item has an impact on people and the planet - that’s why they use recycled or organic materials when possible, and encourage everyone to know how their clothes are made. The sustainable brand also supports Fair Trade factories.

For more than 26 years, icebreaker has worked with what nature provides to create natural, high-performing outdoor clothing as an alternative to plastic-based synthetic apparel. This Fall/Winter season, icebreaker is raising the bar with new and reinvented 100% natural pieces, delivering comfort and style with a no-compromise approach for the planet.