Canada Goose launches SS25 Snow Goose capsule by Haider Ackermann
Canada Goose unveils the second seasonal capsule from Creative Director Haider Ackermann. Designed under the brand's heritage label, Snow Goose, the capsule launches with a global campaign shot by Willy Vanderperre, for the second season, and features model Lara Stone, alongside a dynamic cast of multidisciplinary talent.
As evident throughout the campaign, Ackermann reimagines the performance legacy of Canada Goose with a modern, boundary-pushing spirit. Codes of utility, movement, and self-expression are reinterpreted through pinnacle outerwear archetypes, body-conscious silhouettes and second skin fits. The creation of each piece symbolizes a bridge to nature — not a barrier.
Canada Goose launches the second Snow Goose capsule by Haider Ackermann, blending heritage with modern style. The SS25 collection offers lightweight outerwear, including parkas, shorts, and joggers, in hues like Arctic Mist and Violet Eclipse. Shot by Willy Vanderperre, the global campaign stars Lara Stone, celebrating freedom, nature, and self-expression.
'I wanted to peel away the layers with this campaign — of clothing, of convention, of expectation – to resist the predictable.
It's a quiet rebellion.
The images are just a little disorienting; to make people pause and question their perceptions of what a collection for Canada Goose could look like, how it could be styled and photographed.
We're playing with beauty, with freedom,' says Ackermann.
Pulling from the nearly seventy-year archive of Canada Goose, iconic pieces have been reimagined for Snow Goose in more breathable forms. Designed to endure summer's elements, nylon shorts, ultra-light rain jackets, airy cotton parkas and lightweight utility pants cement the brand's style authority in warmer months.
Key hues in the collection, including icy blue Arctic Mist and Violet Eclipse purple, offer contrast against earthy khaki and beige tones. A series of graphic elements juxtapose movement with stillness: Can You Hear the Birds?, Embrace the Silence, and Find Me Where the Wildflowers Are, and reflect Ackermann's pursuit of serenity in nature and travel.
Collection highlights include: The Valor Parka: an uninsulated, workwear-inspired iteration of the FW24 Rider Parka with utilitarian pocketing, now adapted for warmer weather
The Edge Pant: inspired by Ackermann's most-loved pants, the Edge pant is a designed in lightweight cotton, with plenty of oversized pockets
The Dawn Crew: a soft, premium-cotton crewneck made for layering, featuring graphic elements to inspire inner peace amid outward performance
The Zephyr Jacket: a performance-driven, three-layer technical windbreaker featuring vented underarms for enhanced breathability
The Tempest Short: a barely-there base for free-flowing movement
The Rigel Jogger: an essential to Ackermann's personal wardrobe and Snow Goose's DNA
The global campaign starring Lara Stone features an eclectic cast matched to vast desert landscapes. Statement pieces blend striking color and bold modernity in an evocative presentation, bringing the human body closer to the natural world in a way that Canada Goose has never been seen before.
As a precursor to the launch, Ackermann unveiled the capsule with a three-day desert expedition for his close friends. Traversing through Utah's untamed landscape, guests were dressed head-to-toe in the Spring / Summer 2025 Snow Goose collection as they explored the region's most awe-inspiring landscapes.
The Spring / Summer 2025 Snow Goose by Canada Goose collection is available from Thursday, June 12 on canadagoose.com and globally in select Canada Goose stores from Thursday, June 19. Additional drops will continue throughout the summer. Note: The headline, insights, and image of this press release may have been refined by the Fibre2Fashion staff; the rest of the content remains unchanged.
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