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A coat built for a Canadian winter has to survive the walk to the train as well as the mountain, and that double brief is the whole of Nobis. The Canadian house builds outerwear around white duck down and technical shells, then cuts it to a silhouette that reads as a city coat rather than expedition kit, with clean lines and restrained hardware.
Construction is where the money goes. Shells are engineered to block wind and shed water while still letting moisture out, seams are taped so the weather has nowhere to enter, and hoods are insulated rather than left as an afterthought. Down does the warming, working with body heat instead of relying on sheer bulk. The result is a parka that sits over tailoring and a bomber that handles a wet February.
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