From the textiles we source to the garments we create, we place people and the planet at the forefront of every decision we make.

What's your winter like? Are you active or more chill? Consider these questions to find the winter coat that perfectly fits your needs.

From fitted jackets to oversized styles, we’ve prepared a guide to walk you through our different styles and find out which size and fit are right for you.

Through cold, rain, snow, and ice, our down coats accompany us in our winter activities. Once the cold season comes to an end, however, it’s time to clean them.

Learn more about the specific properties of our traceable down and its recycled, synthetic alternative.

Let’s explore the vital process of thermoregulation—the body’s defense mechanism against the cold—and how an effective winter jacket enhances it.

Choosing a great winter coat is about investing in craftsmanship, smart design, and materials built to withstand harsh conditions, season after season.

Let's explore the evolution of our winter coats and how Quartz Co. combines technology with sustainability.

DJ, lawyer, entrepreneur…what hasn’t Max Mackee done? As a founding member of Origami, he aims to change Japan’s cash culture.

We met the Inuk singer Elisapie to talk about music, winter, and the North. Quartz Co. participated in her 2025 concert, "Nunami: Where the Wind Sings", a unique performance held in an igloo in Nunavik.

David McMillan, chef and co-owner of Joe Beef, Liverpool House and Vin Papillon, gives us a peek inside his “multi-use” shed—where cooks, paints, reads and even entertains.

Photographer and environmentalist Shayd Johnson captures beautiful images—and the heart of thousands of followers on Instagram.

Shayne has photographed leading artists from Adele to Natalie Portman and Xavier Dolan. Discover why he finds the change of seasons so inspiring.

Star of the big and small screen for over a decade, actress Magalie Lépine-Blondeau tells us what winter means to her.

This Toronto photographer has been collecting movies since he was a child; it’s a way for him to study people and their expressions and then apply it to his work.

Loud knew that to find success as a rapper in Quebec, he’d have to open doors that had never been opened before.

At her family cottage, actress Ludivine Redding shares her favorite winter activities and opens up about the impact of the hit TV series Fugueuse.

Designer and visual storyteller Azamit talks about the importance of buying local and supporting our environment and artists/creators—which is why she  created Souk@SAT.

KROY, aka Camille Poliquin, finds it easier to write during the gloomy winter months, and writing about the hardships in life helps her to better understand them.