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February and March can be challenging months. Winter still holds its grip, and the longing for spring’s warmth begins to grow. But Nature uses the cold to rest and restore—and so can we.

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

Join us on a journey through Canada, Switzerland, Japan, and beyond as we uncover five extraordinary hotels that make the most of winter.

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.

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

It’s cold and the urge to stay cozy indoors is strong. But staying active outside during winter has many advantages!

All of our Heritage winter coats - our bestsellers - are made in our Montreal factory. Let's take a look at the fabrication process.

Starting this fall, Quartz Co. is proud to partner once again with the non-profit organization Dans la rue.

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

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

To celebrate its 25th anniversary, Canadian outerwear brand Quartz Co. joins forces with Marie-Ève Lecavalier.

From styling celebrities to working for ELLE, stylist Olivia Leblanc is Montreal's own treasure in the world of fashion. Dive into her inspirations.

Visual artist Tamy Emma Pepin partnered with Quartz Co. to develop its Winter Diaries series. It's her turn to answer our questions.

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

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