Canada Goose Welcomes First Creative Director, Haider Ackermann, with Purpose-led Project
Canada Goose has appointed Haider Ackermann as its first Creative Director. Ackermann, celebrated in the fashion industry, will work closely with CEO Dani Reiss to enhance the brand's creative outlook.
The announcement also includes a new campaign featuring Jane Fonda to support polar bear conservation. The campaign features the -edition PBI Hoodie, made of organic cotton, with 100% of proceeds going to Polar Bears International (PBI).
Haider's first seasonal capsule collection will debut in Fall/Winter 2024.
- Haider Ackermann appointed as first Creative Director, expected to enhance brand aesthetic.
- Collaborative project with Jane Fonda to support polar bear conservation.
- 100% of proceeds from the new PBI Hoodie go to Polar Bears International.
- First seasonal capsule collection by Haider Ackermann launching in Fall/Winter 2024.
- No immediate financial data or revenue impact from the new appointment detailed.
- Potential risks if the new creative direction does not align with customer expectations.
- Increased focus on environmental campaigns may not directly translate to financial gains.
Academy Award-winning actor, producer, author and activist, Jane Fonda, stars in campaign in support of polar bear conservation
Haider Ackermann in Arctic Blue PBI Hoodie (Photo: Business Wire)
“When it comes to the marriage of craftsmanship and beauty, there’s no one more fitting than Haider Ackermann. He intuitively understands Canada Goose as a brand apart from all others, and that authenticity, craftsmanship and performance are the cornerstones of our brand,” said Dani. “With his distinct ability to harness the energy and potential of our authentic heritage, I look forward to seeing his impact across our designs.”
The appointment is marked by the launch of an exclusive style in support of Polar Bears International (PBI), which is at the forefront of efforts to study, understand and protect polar bears and their declining habitat. Inspired by a trip with Dani to
The launch campaign celebrates film icon and one of today’s most inspiring activists, Jane Fonda. Having dedicated her life to educating, influencing, and inspiring the world on environmental, cultural and societal issues, she is the ideal protagonist for this important story.
“What drew me to Canada Goose is not only how they have created a category, but also its authentic reputation and drive to stay committed to its purpose. The impact this brand has had on the world around us is meaningful and inspirational,” said Haider. “I consider myself a student of the environment and my trip to
“Collective action is the only way we can go further, faster,” said Jane Fonda. “I have put my full force into inspiring planet-friendly choices to address the climate crisis, and partnering with Haider and Canada Goose to bring attention to what’s happening in the Arctic is powerful, important and essential.”
The limited-edition sweatshirt, called the PBI Hoodie, is made of organic cotton and
The PBI Hoodie launched today in select stores around the world and online at CanadaGoose.com. Haider’s first seasonal capsule collection will launch in Fall/Winter 2024.
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