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The Duchess of Sussex was spotted wearing two Canadian ‘It’ girl essentials: an Aritzia Super Puff and Sorel winter boots.

While Meghan Markle might be most frequently associated with designer frocks and quadruple-digit priced outerwear, the Duchess of Sussex’s Canadian wardrobe has veered surprisingly affordable — for one day, at least.

On her final morning in Canada, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry took on the — tubing — slopes of Whistler before the mother-of-two heads back to California to reunite with the couple’s children, Archie and Lilibet.

In a video shared to Meghan’s Instagram story, the 43-year-old can be seen sitting in an inflatable tube wearing two Canadian ‘It’ girl styles — Aritzia’s The Super Puff and Sorel’s Joan of Arctic Boots.

A royal-approved winter staple, this is the second time Meghan has been spotted donning Sorel boots; the first time, in February 2024, was when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex visited British Columbia for an Invictus Games Winter Training Camp. Likewise, we first saw Meghan’s long, black Aritzia Super Puff jacket when she joined friends on a trip to Utah last year.

Dubbed the “ultimate winter essential boot” by the brand, Meghan’s Sorel boots are crafted from waterproof suede and have a rubber sole for grip. If you shop them now, you can snag them for 20 per cent off at Sorel in all five of the boot’s colourways.

And while they have earned Meghan’s seal of approval, Sorel’s Joan of Arctic Boots also have dozens of five-star reviews singing their praises (plus, Sorel is also a favourite of sister-in-law Kate Middleton). Shoppers call the seam-sealed boots “comfortable, stylish and easy to wear,” and say they’re “perfect” for Canadian winters.

Another Canadian classic, Aritzia’s The Super Puff Long – cliMATTE Jacket, is practically an essential if you live in the Great White North. The puffer contains 100 per cent responsibly sourced premium down and is engineered to deliver warm to -40°C (-40°F). It’s water-repellent and wind-resistant and its innovative fabric is sourced from a Japanese mill specializing in performance fabrics.

Rounding out the look, the Duchess wore her Moncler Grenoble Wool Cable-Knit Beanie, which retails for a whopping $465.