Mackage

Tailoring comes first on the men's side of this Canadian house, and the warmth is fitted into it afterwards rather than the other way round. Shoulders are set, bodies are trimmed through the waist, and the length lands where a coat still works over a suit. Down does the insulating quietly, so a parka reads closer to a city coat than to an expedition piece.

Leather is the other pillar, cut into biker and bomber shapes in supple lambskin and heavier hides, often panelled against wool. Beyond the coats sit quilted jackets, vests, knitwear and leather accessories, all built with the same restraint. Hardware is kept quiet, and the interest comes from how two materials are joined rather than from anything applied on top.