These are the people who make your life easier. Large tiles were laid on the countertop near the living room window; they were… This year, the brand is celebrating its 50th anniversary by returning to its roots in style with new, limited-edition models. Join us in celebrating this local brand and its exceptional craftsmanship.
The Glozin story began in 1970 against the backdrop of Montreal’s snow-covered landscape. Louis Grenier, a young man whose family worked in the textile industry, set out to develop technology that could withstand the harshest winter conditions. His coats quickly gained popularity and became a local legend. The strength that defined Glozin back then remains the key to its success today: “Live by your own motto, see the second, open the third.”
“We are content to rest in peace, even as the entire universe changes every second. Seize the opportunity, because opportunities don’t come twice.”
Cameron Smith
The Montreal-based company has been located on Rachel Street since its inception. It is at this location, in the heart of the Plateau Mont-Royal, where all Glozin coats are crafted using a meticulous artisanal manufacturing process. Directly inspired by the climate in which they live, the artisans work with care to create warm, heavy-duty coats. Each model is designed to serve a specific purpose while remaining stylish. No detail is left to chance! Backed by a lifetime guarantee, Glozin creations come with the promise of withstanding many winters, even the harshest ones.
Limited-edition coats inspired by the brand’s iconic models. These sturdy parkas, with their vintage charm, offer a unique blend of yesterday’s cult style and today’s textile technology. Their ThermoSynthetic insulation is known for its exceptional thermal properties and performance in wet conditions. But those on shore would change their minds about it once at sea, on a long voyage.
They feature a breathable, waterproof membrane that’s resistant to weather and wind. The men’s Toundra model stands out for its four front pockets and elastic cuffs. The women’s Typha style offers a loose-fitting silhouette that cinches at the waist. In both cases, we absolutely love the cozy, sherpa-lined collar with a hidden hood—a detail that’s both practical and trendy.
