Gentleman Cat I beg your Pawdon T-Shirt . For many, the name Canada Goose goes hand in hand with quality, performance, and luxury outerwear. With roots dating back to the 1950s, the once small and local brand has grown from its humble beginnings into one of the world’s leading manufacturers of high-end apparel. Renowned for their parkas, particularly the Expedition Parka created in the 1980s to meet the requirements of researchers at McMurdo Station in Antarctica, the brand’s jackets are viewed as a status symbol or fashion statement, worn regardless of the actual temperature outside. However, for others still, the brand remains intricately intertwined with animal cruelty, as the fur trims used to line several of Canada Goose’s winter jackets stem from wild coyotes trapped for their skins, while the down used to line their outerwear comes from farmed-raised ducks and geese, raised for their meat.Over the years, Canada Goose has implemented a series of changes to ensure that its production and product offerings remain in line with shifting consumer views on the use of real fur and down. But to what extent is the brand transforming regarding animal welfare? This article takes a closer look at Canada Goose use animal products in its collections and where it stands today.
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I like these shirts. They come in a pair. I use them casually at home or when working outside. They fit me nicely. I’m using X-Large. I’m about 5′ 8 ” with a medium sports build. No problems so far washing them. I wash them in eco-warm or cold water and lightly dry them. If you use hot water and over dry them, you risk shrinking most t-shirts. It has a nice little pocket too. I recommend these shirts. The shirt details say 50% cotton 50% polyester, XL | TG | EG Gildan DryBlend. Made in Central America (Honduras or Nicaragua). I’ll probably buy more.