day for canada goose, it is very cold in new york.year december, the company sold a majority stake to bain capital, opening a lot of doors for them to expand globally. they have doubled production with the warehouse in toronto and opened offices in places like london and new york. number three, they have been sponsoring entertainment events like film festivals around the world. i spoke to the ceo and asked him -- the cold weather cannot hurt either. his response was surprising. take a listen. >> in north america it has been cold early. that wheneople know they first start to appear in the stores in june and july, they have to get them early because usually by the time of this time of year it is impossible to find what you want. >> a sellout in july? >> it is crazy. >> it is. but it is a supply and demand thing. >> i don't know who buys coats but the demand has affected 30% with luxury sales growth slowing. they have pretty ambitious plans for the year ahead. >> talk to me about what he thinks about the weather, the cold. >> the weathe

canada goose, the maker of , is taking it in another direction. pushing those deeper in the united states and japan. we sat down with dani reese. >> you might appreciate this. the company is using its made in canada motto to establish itself as a lowball high-end brand. -- global high-end brand. sales are slowing to 3.5% next year. they are going to grow 30%. they might be able to do that. they have doubled production capacity with a new warehouse in toronto. they have opened offices in london and new york last week. pushed deeper into asian countries, even though they don't get very cold. i talked to the ceo about that. >> cold is relative. it is not that cold of a place in tokyo. it rarely goes below zero. when it goes, they feel very cold. i tell people that we are the land rover of clothing. people are not ever going to go to the arctic. because they want to know that i have that protection if they need it. a want the best. that is why we can do a market like japan or tokyo or soul in korea. swisslikened them to watches. they come from region

montclair and canada goose outerwear doing well. one is that the sizes you want are not always there. >> this sounds like things for ladies. what about the dudes? >> beats headwear. headphones. anyone who does not have beats headphones already? i will get you some for christmas. i will give you the ones off of my desk. >> it was crowded. >> it was. i asked them if last-minute shopper spend more and they said, yes. the problem with the last-minute shopper is they need a gift, so they will throw money at the problem to make it grow away -- go away. savio, have you finished your christmas shopping? >> i am short in a rising market. goes,e of the guys who yes, i will take it, can you wrap it now? those are candles? >> jo malone. >> it is owned by estee lauder. >> i think it is a european company. andt was in london thing only in london and trendy to bring it back on wall street. >> these are luxury items. these are people looking to spend serious dough for the holidays. isn't it the best? >> doing your job and finding stuff at the same