Striped merino sweaters $225.
Psycho Bunny is back with preppy basics for another season. Lightweight knits, lots of stripes, and fall colours make for perfect layering pieces that work for every day.
Thanksgiving is always the official start of layering season. Like most things, layering can be done right or wrong. We turned to our staff to show you their favourite layered looks for all days (and holidays) of the week.
Cartel bomber in black or white $750.
I’ll spare you the painful remind of what kind of weather is lurking right around the corner; all you need to know is that Nobis parkas are warm enough for any weather. They’re out on the floor now, so come in before they’re all spoken for.
Check out our Moose Knuckle parkas available for winter 2012!
Earlier this month we got these Moose Knuckles coats in, and now we’ve got even more in the store! The temperatures have definitely dropped for good now, so if you haven’t thought about those -20 degree days we all love so much, now’s the time!
If orange wasn’t for you, we’ve got the Ballistic Bomber in royal blue now. And for even more warmth, the Stirling Parka has finally arrived in black and dark grey.
The benefits of a Moose Knuckle parka are almost endless: they’re filled with 100% Canadian down, feature a down-proof liner, and cotton/nylon shell to provide you with wind and water proof warmth.
Ballistic Bomber on the left is priced at $750.
Stirling Parka priced at $790.
Although we’re a menswear store, we’ve added in a few ladies Moose Knuckles jacket to our mix. Great idea to shop for matching jackets at the store!
The Stirling Parka, pictured above is priced at $790. Like the men’s Moose Knuckle jackets, this one is filled with 100% Canadian goose down, lined with a down-proof Nylon lining, and has a waterproof nylon/cotton exterior shell. And it’s a trim shape so even in a parka you look sexy, not like a michelin woman!
We also have the Debbie Bomber (with the cute pom poms) for $695. The ladies parka is available in both grey and navy at the store.
We’ve already posted about Nobis outerwear before, but since it’s prime time for jacket buying, we’ll refresh your memory.
Nobis coats are made with 100% Canadian down and a water repellant outer layer. My favourite feature is the coyote fur-trimmed hood (faux fur also available) framed with wire, totally eliminating those annoying times where your hood gets blown down off your head.
Other great features include: sealed seams (so no rain or snow is getting in), pit-zip vents (to let some air through if you’re getting hot), fleece lined pockets (it’s the little details that count), wind flap with magnetic closure (good if you have to get in and out of your coat quick), ribbed cuffs with thumb opening (so the wind can’t blow up your sleeve).
Nobody wants to look like they’ve come right off of the Blue Mountain slopes, or suffer through freezing in a wool jacket, everyone should have a down filled parka (we do live in Canada). But not a Michelin man one.
There’s three models in store, the Cartel bomber pictured on the left $649, the parka underneath $895, and the Kato pea coat $825. All jackets are lined with a down-proof lining that allows breathability, but stops the down from poking through.
For all the downtown guys with a closet full of suits (from Gotstyle of course), the Nobis pea coat is perfect for wearing over suits and being warm while still looking stylish.
