Canada Goose's iconic and award-winning Cold Room is making its way to the United States for the first time with the all-new Snow Room in the South Coast Plaza store in California. To show off the functional and protective features of its products where they are needed most, Canada Goose created a Snow Room that simulates a daily snowstorm with temperatures that reach as low as -10 degrees Fahrenheit. The retail experience also has the ability to replicate other weather conditions, so that people can truly get a sense of how they will feel when bundled up with the right solutions.
The Canada Goose Snow Room in California shares an authentic taste of the very real climate of Churchill, Manitoba, which is known as the Polar Bear capital of the world.
Snowstorm Simulation Shops
Canada Goose's Snow Room Brings the Cold to California
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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