November is the month of complete uncertainty when it comes to Canadian weather. It could rain, hail, snow, and be sunny all within the same day. What we know for certain is that colder temperatures and mass amounts of snow are surely on their way. It is now the time for ultimate levels of coziness and warmth when it comes to your clothing. And the most important item in your closet over the winter? Your jacket of course. If you are in search for a new winter coat then you are most definitely in the right place. Here is a list of some of the best sustainable, cruelty-free, and fashionable jackets to have in your wardrobe this season.

1. Save The Duck

Save The Duck is a cruelty-free company that creates simple, streamlined pieces for all weather conditions. The brand prides itself on being 100% animal free by replacing goose down with state of the art technology: Plumtech. Save The Duck’s garments are perfect for globetrotter’s as they are easy to fold up and carry around *hint hint* those of you going on exchange next semester! Other than that the brand has a super fun name and a Disney jacket collection (which is dope)!

2. Noize

Noize was founded in Montreal in 1978 and is PETA approved. The brand is dedicated to creating garments that are cruelty-free through the use of faux-fur and vegan leather. Each piece designed by Noize is both functional and exquisite and will surely keep you warm all winter long!

3. Biannual

If you’re looking for something fun and funky then Biannual is for you. Biannual creates reversible and multi-purposeful garments that are bold and genderless in design. Various celebrities including Gigi Hadid are fans of the brand. None of Biannual’s products are made with leather, fur, or down making them a company that strongly supports both ethical practices and equality.

4. Aritzia

While a common name, it is definitely not one to be over looked. Aritzia offers various vegan versions of their traditional coats. The company’s vegan jackets work just as well (if not better) than any others. The Avoriaz Vegan Parka is made with PrimaLoft Insulation ThermoPlume and will keep you warm in -30°C weather. Type “vegan” into Aritzia’s search bar for quick access to their vegan options.

https://www.aritzia.com/en/search?q=vegan&lastViewed=19

5. Everlane

Everlane is a company that believes in radical transparency. The company aims to create timeless pieces and communicates the true value of their products to consumers by revealing the cost to make behind all of their products. The brand’s classic puffer jackets are made out of 100% recycled polyester and consumers are able to track the exact factories in which the garments are made due to the brands open nature.

6. Frank And Oak

The motto: “Designed in Canada. Made for Good Living.” Frank And Oak is a Montreal based company that is on the rise in the Canadian fashion scene. The brand's winter line for men’s and women’s jackets are made with recycled 3M Thinsulate insulation in order to keep you warm & toasty. Frank And Oak is constantly thinking about the future of our planet and ways in which they can innovate their sleek and affordable products to continuously be more eco-friendly.

7. Hoodlamb

Hoodlamb creates each garment using hemp, the earth’s strongest natural fibre, in order to create pieces that are sustainable, durable, and comfortable. Each design is simple and elegant with a little flare.

Cruelty-Free Jackets For Your 2019 Winter Wardrobe

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