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Orianna Rosa Royle

Canada Goose CEO isn't worried about diluting the brand as it expands to homeware—but experts caution there are graveyards of companies that tried

(Credit: Courtesy of Canada Goose)

When you think of Canada Goose, you probably picture its trademark fur-trimmed parka, which is designed to keep people warm in sub-zero temperatures. 

But today, the $1.5 billion winterwear company’s logo can actually be found on sneakers, T-shirts, socks and more. “We don't just make outerwear anymore,” CEO Dani Reiss tells Fortune.

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