Here’s another one you can send to a friend about spotting a real Canada Goose jacket vs a fake based on the LegitGrails guide: start with the fur trim — real jackets use dense, natural coyote fur that looks textured and rich, whereas fake fur often looks overly fluffy, pale or artificial; check the logo and embroidered Arctic disc, the genuine patch has a textured, grainy map design and clean stitching, but replicas often show sloppy embroidery and thin, poorly defined details; inspect the zipper pullers and hardware, authentic ones are proportionally sized with bold, embossed lettering, while fakes tend to have oversized or pale pulls and cheap buttons; look at the interior tags, real jackets have neatly stitched tags with correct font sizes and spacing, and a distinct hologram featuring a polar bear under the content label https://legitgrails.com/blogs/canada-goose/how-to-spot-a-fake-canada-goose-jacket — missing or incorrect holograms are a big red flag; also pay attention to packaging and labels, originals come in quality packaging with consistent size info, but knockoffs often use poor material and mismatched data; finally, uneven stitching, asymmetrical labels, and sloppy fonts throughout the jacket are classic signs you’re holding a fake.