The two styles do share quite a few features: mid-thigh length, 645 fill power white duck down, an interior elastic drawcord, heavy duty rib-knit cuffs and a highly adjustable hood. Both coats have interior shoulder straps- ideal for a commuter to take their coat off on the subway and carry it on their back. The fur ruff is removable on both the Trillium and Rossclair, perfect for changing weather or style preference.

Aside from these similarities, there are qualities that set the Trillium apart from the Rossclair. The Rossclair’s Thermal Experience Index (TEI) is a 3 – Fundamental. This keeps the wearer warm in temperatures of -10°C/-20°C; fundamental warmth for everyday use. On the other hand, the Trillium’s TEI is a 4 – Enduring. It is crafted for temperatures of -15°C/-25°C; inspired by the Arctic and made for enduring daily warmth.

The Rossclair

The Trillium

The Rossclair is a slim fit coat that is longer in the back, with a 36.5″ centre-back length. The gusset is zippered, allowing for more movement and weather protection. A suede tricot-lined collar and chin guard provides added comfort, and a heavy duty 2-way locking zipper further protects the wearer from the weather. Along with two exterior fleece-lined handwarmer pockets, the Rossclair features two interior pockets; an upper security zippered pocket and a lower mesh stuff pocket.

The Trillium is a regular fit with a 36″ centre-back length. The hood, while adjustable, is also removable, making for a highly customizable piece. A storm flap over the centre zipper keeps the wearer warm and dry, and an interior media pocket with headphone access keeps the wearer’s technology safe from the elements.