Common threads bind Henry Poole and Canada Goose together.

Henry Poole are tailors to royalty, inventors of the tuxedo, go-to craftsmen for anyone in search of immaculate made-to-measure. Their roots are in the heart of London’s borough of St. James, where it all started in 1806. The firm remains in the hands of the founder’s family, and every Henry Poole garment is still handcrafted in their workshop at No. 15 Savile Row.

This collaboration draws on strands of each brand’s DNA. The inside quilting on the jackets, for example, is quintessential Henry Poole, incorporating a distinctive pattern that has been in use in their shop since before Queen Victoria sat on the throne. But the functional warmth of lightweight down?
That’s pure Canada Goose.