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(About Canon)
A canon is what's left when the trends leave
One collection a year
Not four drops and a resort line. Pieces are added when they earn a place and stay in the range until the mill stops making the cloth.
Named mills
Portugal for canvas and twill, England for wax and leather, Scotland for lambswool. Every product page says which, because 'imported' is not an answer.
Repaired, not replaced
Send a Canon piece back at any point and we will repair it — and re-wax the waxed jacket free, for life. A wardrobe that lasts is the only sustainability claim we are willing to make.
(Reviews)
What people say after a year of wear
“Bought the field jacket two winters ago and it has gone soft in exactly the way they said it would. That is not something I can say about anything else at this price.”
Emma C.
Verified buyer
“Ordered the wide-leg in a size up on their advice rather than my instinct. They were right, and the exchange I did not need would have been free anyway.”
Tomas B.
Verified buyer
“Sent the waxed jacket back to be re-waxed after three years. It came back done, free, with a note. I have bought four things since.”
Noor A.
Verified buyer
(Questions)
Sizing, delivery, returns and repairs
If it is not answered here, message us — a person replies, usually the same day.
The field jacket and flannel are cut relaxed and the parka is roomy — all three product pages tell you to size down if you want them closer. Every page lists garment length and inseam in centimetres rather than only S/M/L.
Yes. Everything is cut on one block in XS to XXL, and the size chart gives chest, waist and length in centimetres so you can match it against something you already own rather than guessing from a label.
Free over $120 worldwide, otherwise a flat $12. Three to five working days in Europe, five to eight elsewhere, with duties calculated at checkout so nothing is owed on arrival.
Thirty days, free, unworn with tags on. Exchanges ship as soon as you tell us the size — you do not wait for the return to arrive back before the replacement leaves.
Yes, at any point in the garment's life, free. Seam re-stitching, zip and button replacement, and re-waxing the waxed jacket. Send it in and we will tell you honestly if it is beyond repair rather than charging you to find out.
Once a year, and a piece stays in the range until the mill stops making the cloth. If something you own goes out of stock it is usually back next season rather than gone.
Fewer pieces.
Worn longer.
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